 "Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)")
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Letter: Fair share.(Letters)
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Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
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July 16, 2003
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Byline: G.Johnston
WHY shouldn't Merseysidehave the best stadium in the north west?
When the council is preparing for 2008 and both football clubs are looking for new grounds there has never been a better time for all three to get together and build a stadium.
With shared overheads and 70,000plus spectators,both teams would be able to attract the cream of footballers. The council could stage internationals and rock concerts etc that couldn't be...
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