That is why I feel appointments of Spurs and City are bad. Ideally you would want someone from the club and has played the game. Examples being Bayern, BVB and Barca.

After Paisley's retirement as manager he was appointed as a director and served as an advisor to King Kenny. Guess what? He lasted in this role until 1992. This coinciding with Dalglish's departure started the rot at our club. Somewhere along the way in the subsequent years we forget how to play the "Liverpool Way". This would in theory not happen if there is a DoF to ensure the continuation of this including appointing managers and signing players that fit our philosophy. But that was in theory so like you said it might not work for British club structures as we appoint "managers" instead of "head coaches/trainers".

I hope maybe someday Stevie would assume this role for us if he decides not to venture into a coaching career.

Is it possible to make it taller though? A steeper slope maybe.
Ayre said there is 28,000 on waiting list. The demand is there. 45,000 + 28,000. You do the math.

Is it possible to make it taller though? A steeper slope maybe.

we will get more new bloods when we constantly challenging the titles. so i guess the 28000 seats are for future reference.

our ticket demand wasnt that high. 59000 is more than enuf

i tot our home crowd always recorded capacity crowd each of every game every year?

It's hard to get tickets at Anfield esp for big matches. They sell out very quickly with the current capacity. So, I think we can easily sell out a 60 k.

i tot our home crowd always recorded capacity crowd each of every game every year?

some home games barely hit 40,000 tix.
figures for avg home attendance is easily available...

some home games barely hit 40,000 tix.
figures for avg home attendance is easily available...

http://espnfc.com/team/fixtures/_/league/e...verpool?cc=4716

every home league game very consistent at 44k+

Just curious where you got that stats?

I found on here that our average attendance is 44k+ with the current capacity of 45k.

http://espnfc.com/stats/attendance/_/leagu...-league?cc=4716

well last season, lowest home attendance 37k...tho that was in a league cup game...
whatever it is, anfield has never been at full capacity until probably a few days ago during the celebration of the 96 match

u do know what 'average' means right?

anyway, heres an older post where someone gathered info...
http://www.redandwhitekop.com/forum/index.php?topic=285854.0

there have been a handful of home games where crowds didnt hit 40k...so imagine stadium one day looking 2/3 full.

No. Enlighten me in classic dictionary definition

u do know what 'average' means right?

anyway, heres an older post where someone gathered info...
http://www.redandwhitekop.com/forum/index.php?topic=285854.0

there have been a handful of home games where crowds didnt hit 40k...so imagine stadium one day looking 2/3 full.

Average of 44k of 45k is very very good. And no there has been no home game that failed to attract more than 44k this season. No point comparing attendance so far into the past when both results and performance are unsatisfactory. Fans will be more willing to pay for the sort of exciting football we put on these days.