Anfield Road

Talking about Anfield that has the capacity to seat as many as 45,362, the stadium is also wholly owned by the club which has the motto of You'll Never Walk Alone. One of the famous stand at the stadium is Kop Stand, taken from the name of the Spion Kop, which at the time of the Boer War II, many British soldiers who died at Spion Kop and most are from the Lancashire area, which is also commonly called as Scousers. Besides Anfield Kop naming the place stands or booths can also be found in St.Andrews, Birmingham and Hillsborough, Sheffield.

Kop Stand alone was able to accommodate about 28,000 spectators and includes one of the biggest stands in the world, but since the Hillsborough tragedy in 1989, in the Kop Stand capacity is reduced and made into all seats in 1994, although still part of the stand, Kop Stand still able to accommodate as many as 12,409 people of the Kop.

The same fate as Arsenal will be experienced also by Liverpool difficult due to increase seating capacity at Anfield, where they have destroyed many houses if they want to continue its expansion plans, and it was rejected by many people, maybe most of supporter of Everton apparently lived nearby . Liverpool are expected to leave Anfield in the next 2 years, where currently they are looking for sponsors to help fund of 160 million pounds to build a stadium with a capacity of 60 thousand people.

Had it emerged that there are suggested for a shared stadium with Everton at Goodison Park, but the proposal was rejected by the Board of Directors of Liverpool last year, because it is tantamount to giving unofficial title as the true owner of the Everton football club from the city of Liverpool.

Standing History of Anfield Stadium (Liverpool)

Anfield Stadium Liverpool, who is not familiar slogan  
proclaimed by Bill Shankly in the era of 70s and 80s, 
when the English club Liverpool became the most feared  
opponents who come to Anfield. Anfield history started 
with a public park called Stanley Park, which at that time 
only in 1884 Liverpool still have a team called Everton, but 
due Chairmannya at John Houlding was disliked, he decided 
to move away from Anfield and choose across Stanley  Park 
where Goodison Park up until now, it has since Anfield has a 
 new club called Liverpool according to the name of the Beatles' 
hometown. Due to the contention of antiquity, became rivals 
Liverpool and Everton and including clubs in the Premier League  
that counts.

History of Anfield Stadium (Liverpool)