Liverpool Football Club provided new information and feedback on the extension to the Anfield Road end yesterday as they collated the responses from local residents, business owners and fans. The results of the first consultation show that the view from those involved was largely positive.
There is a slight change in plan which means there are discussions and further proposals to implement a road which will allow local residents access on a daily basis whist also becoming a pedestrianised area on match days, ensuring the safety of the fans. As a knock on effect the car parking spaces situated outside of the Anfield end will be lost but other parking will be provided on Stanley Park. There is also a slight change in design from some of the previous imagery to incorporate the road.



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The club’s second stage plans now see Anfield Road realigned around the footprint of the proposed expanded Stand, demonstrating the importance of the public consultation process and the club’s commitment to the local community. The club has also progressed discussions on the design and configuration of the proposed refurbished stand. Meaning an extension of 7,000 extra seats bringing the overall capacity to 61,000. Andy Hughes described the stand as the “Baby brother” of the Main Stand. Similar in design and similar in process, the club plan to build around the back of the current stand and join the two together in time for the 2022/2023 season. Andy was also keen to reiterate that the lower tier will refurbished as part of the extension.





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