Your Thoughts on Groundshare

[The Old Lady Hertha]

Thought this would be an interesting thread, considering Everton's move to Kirkby hitting a few stumbles and Liverpool's stadium maybe going into financial trouble. Would you even consider such a plan of groundshare, where Everton, Liverpool and the city contribute money towards the creation of a grand Liverpool stadium that meets all of our ambitions for a world-class stadium? (Don't get me started on that piece of shite in Kirkby). Or is it a complete non-starter to you?

Cheers for your response and I hope for no name calling and the like. :cool:

[usscouse]

Thought this would be an interesting thread, considering Everton's move to Kirkby hitting a few stumbles and Liverpool's stadium maybe going into financial trouble. Would you even consider such a plan of groundshare, where Everton, Liverpool and the city contribute money towards the creation of a grand Liverpool stadium that meets all of our ambitions for a world-class stadium? (Don't get me started on that piece of shite in Kirkby). Or is it a complete non-starter to you?

Cheers for your response and I hope for no name calling and the like. :cool:
This topic has come up every couple of years going back as far as I can remember.(That's probably before a lot of posters parents where around) Last time around it was brought up at a special sports council meeting, right after the Everton, Kings dock fiasco. It's alway met with a resounding "Get the ******** outta here." or No, thank you!
I vascillate between either of these sentiments. It's just not going to happen.

Not sure where you heard about Liverpool's Stadium going into fanancial trouble unless that's the latest goss on the bitter board.

[The Old Lady Hertha]

Some lad on NSNO was saying that he had heard on Sky Sports News that Liverpool's stadium was going through some trouble. I can't verify these reports though, hence why I said "maybe."

[Twenty26Six]

This has never ever been discussed positively around here. I'm shutting this down. Sorry OLH, but this thread has been done to death before. The answer is always "No".