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Steve...I'm getting a little worried about you mate.
You are spending too much time at RAWK....Animal porn eh???
hmmmmmm..
http://www.redandwhitekop.com/forum/index.php?topic=296861.0
Steve...I'm getting a little worried about you mate.
You are spending too much time at RAWK....Animal porn eh???
hmmmmmm..
Peter with reports that he Birds Nest Stadium in Beijing is not being used.... and is costing $11m a year to maintain hot would be the implications of making a bid for it? Could it be taken apart and rebuilt here economically? It apparently cost $450m to build..... its not being used so a sneaky $150m -$200m bid for the most ironic stadium in the world. Rework a Kop into it....it's currently 80k capacity.
I know a bit far fetched but would it be possible?
the most ironic stadium in the world
A novel idea from their New Stadium thread:
It's got a port you know.
So?
Shipping costs from China to Liverpool for a structure that size, disassembling, assembling at local wage costs...
It makes no sense whatsoever.
You are clearly new to the fiscal wonderwall that is Dippernomics.
You are clearly new to the fiscal wonderwall that is Dippernomics.
You are clearly new to the fiscal wonderwall that is Dippernomics.
To be fair, they are surrounded by the joys of Soccernomics and Moneyball: long, impressive sounding words. Some fans have defended, with a straight face, the signings of Carroll and Downing as bargains based on some policy. Suddenly, all Liverpool fans are statisticians.
To be fair, they are surrounded by the joys of Soccernomics and Moneyball: long, impressive sounding words. Some fans have defended, with a straight face, the signings of Carroll and Downing as bargains based on some policy. Suddenly, all Liverpool fans are statisticians.
If I may rant for a second... It is so easy to take a set of data and fit a plausible-sounding theory into it. It is a lot harder to start with that theory and squeeze the real data into it (before realising you are cherry-picking).
A novel idea from their New Stadium thread:
Peter with reports that he Birds Nest Stadium in Beijing is not being used.... and is costing $11m a year to maintain hot would be the implications of making a bid for it? Could it be taken apart and rebuilt here economically? It apparently cost $450m to build..... its not being used so a sneaky $150m -$200m bid for the most ironic stadium in the world. Rework a Kop into it....it's currently 80k capacity.
I know a bit far fetched but would it be possible?
Hipster Liverpool.
They're going to move into a new stadium, but they're going to do it ironically.
Re: Liverpool Sign Nuri Sahin
« Reply #24 on: August 25, 2012, 09:08:36 AM »
Gerrard, Lucas, Allen, Sahin, Henderson, Shelvey.
What a midfield!
Re: Liverpool Sign Nuri Sahin
« Reply #25 on: August 25, 2012, 09:09:10 AM »
2011: Dortmund champions with Sahin
2012: Real champions with Sahin
2013: One can only dream..
A novel idea from their New Stadium thread:
Training with QPR...2011: Manchester United champions with Hargreaves
2012: Manchester City champions with Hargreaves
2013: Wait, where is he?
Combined with the money they get from the scrap metal from Anfield, they're probably only looking at about $50m. They'll have basically got a brand new stadium for almost nothing.
bargain laa
The small net spend arena.
I don't think Lucas is either as good or as bad as many here think he is. He's a decent option for them, and I think he'd nail down a starting place on this team.
On our team like?
I don't think Lucas is either as good or as bad as many here think he is. He's a decent option for them, and I think he'd nail down a starting place on this team.
Not what I meant. I meant on Liverpools team. But he probably would get a game for us too.