The "Anfield Redevelopment is in progress!" Thread

I've seen the future and it involves an official club binocular partner.

Along with Specsavers.

Not so cool for those living in those houses to the left of the Centenary Stand!!

that's why it should of been moved to the right a bit and on to the park a bit then you would of had room to build all the way round, i know it would of meant knocking it all to the ground tho

that's why it should of been moved to the right a bit and on to the park a bit then you would of had room to build all the way round, i know it would of meant knocking it all to the ground tho

So basically build a new ground then!!

that's why it should of been moved to the right a bit and on to the park a bit then you would of had room to build all the way round, i know it would of meant knocking it all to the ground tho

So a good shove should solve the problem ? 

Roof panels going on.

Liverpool will play AWAY in home leg of Europa League qualifiers because of Anfield building work

Liverpool will play AWAY in home leg of Europa League qualifiers because of Anfield building work

Liverpool will have to play their home Europa League qualifier away from Anfield because of the continuing work on the new main stand.

And the Reds have also asked the Premier League to make them the visiting team for the first two matches of the domestic season to allow extra time for the construction to finish.

Liverpool sit ninth in the table with nine games to go, six points adrift of ninth-placed West Ham, so look unlikely to qualify directly for the Europa League group stage.

The third qualifying round's games will be played on consecutive Thursdays — July 28 and August 4.

Anfield will not be ready by then, so club chiefs are considering staging their home leg at either Bolton Wanderers' Macron Stadium, Wigan Athletic's DW Stadium or Blackburn Rovers' Ewood Park.

Jürgen Klopp's side may also have to abandon Anfield if they advance to the play-off round that decides which clubs advance to the group stage, which is scheduled for August 18 and 25.

When finished, the building work will increase Anfield’s capacity to around 54,000.

Liverpool are keen to avoid having to qualify for the Europa League.



http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/liverpool-play-away-home-leg-7666290

Roof panels going on.

So Anfield is a parking dock for spaceshiips now? wonder how much FSG are getting paid for that!

Liverpool will play AWAY in home leg of Europa League qualifiers because of Anfield building work

Liverpool will play AWAY in home leg of Europa League qualifiers because of Anfield building work

Liverpool will have to play their home Europa League qualifier away from Anfield because of the continuing work on the new main stand.

And the Reds have also asked the Premier League to make them the visiting team for the first two matches of the domestic season to allow extra time for the construction to finish.

Liverpool sit ninth in the table with nine games to go, six points adrift of ninth-placed West Ham, so look unlikely to qualify directly for the Europa League group stage.

The third qualifying round's games will be played on consecutive Thursdays — July 28 and August 4.

Anfield will not be ready by then, so club chiefs are considering staging their home leg at either Bolton Wanderers' Macron Stadium, Wigan Athletic's DW Stadium or Blackburn Rovers' Ewood Park.

Jürgen Klopp's side may also have to abandon Anfield if they advance to the play-off round that decides which clubs advance to the group stage, which is scheduled for August 18 and 25.

When finished, the building work will increase Anfield’s capacity to around 54,000.

Liverpool are keen to avoid having to qualify for the Europa League.



http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/liverpool-play-away-home-leg-7666290

If we Qualify.

So Anfield is a parking dock for spaceshiips now? wonder how much FSG are getting paid for that!

Time to remove that foil hat you've been wearing.

Credit to Jonny5 at RAWK

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Getting there.

Looks like it's going to be a proper pain in the arse taking the original roof away (not that I know much about construction).

Looks like it's going to be a proper pain in the arse taking the original roof away (not that I know much about construction).

Shouldn't be that difficult JD Or I should say it wouldn't have been if it wasn't for the health and safety brigade ,

Looks like it's going to be a proper pain in the arse taking the original roof away (not that I know much about construction).

nah, it'll be in ebay in the summer

The new stand looked like it's coming along nicely, from the shots during the Dortmund match.  Looks like the basic structure is in place, now you can see the height of the stand with the addition added.

They're going to be redoing the lower level of the main stand, too, right?  From the rendering it looks like they plan on removing the support beams as well.

The new stand looked like it's coming along nicely, from the shots during the Dortmund match.  Looks like the basic structure is in place, now you can see the height of the stand with the addition added.

They're going to be redoing the lower level of the main stand, too, right?  From the rendering it looks like they plan on removing the support beams as well.

I'm still tempted to take a screwdriver to the last game and take my wooden main stand seat with me as a memento

Out of interest if all the stands were redeveloped how big do you think Anfield could really get?

Out of interest if all the stands were redeveloped how big do you think Anfield could really get?

Can't see them redeveloping much else.  They could obviously put a couple of thousand on the Anny Road but wouldn't think it would be cost effective to do anything with the other two stands.

Can't see them redeveloping much else.  They could obviously put a couple of thousand on the Anny Road but wouldn't think it would be cost effective to do anything with the other two stands.

Ya apparently there is plans for that to bring total capacity to 59,000. Just wondering if Anfield is essentially capped at that or could we see a Mega Kop being built in a few years or something to that effect

Ya apparently there is plans for that to bring total capacity to 59,000. Just wondering if Anfield is essentially capped at that or could we see a Mega Kop being built in a few years or something to that effect

Think I'll have my answer on my sig. Answered this question in all of its forms, so many times.

We can't have a mega stadium. We can't go much above 60,000 due to transport infrastructure. Until transport issues are sorted nothing can happen.

Just a few new ones.

Red seats are being installed this week aren't they?..

Red seats are being installed this week aren't they?..

Honest answer is I have no idea, but as the old roof still needs to come off, I'd be surprised about that.

Money wise, why would you pay for the seats now, when they won't be used in ages.

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