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By:
Analyst
When: 31 Dec 21 20:52
Liverpool were well supported in the late 70s - 55,000 at Anfield when Boro played there for FAC 6th round in 1977 - all the scousers had come to see Alf WoodCool Cool
By:
Giuseppe
When: 31 Dec 21 20:56
here are Liverpool's crowds from 76-77

a few 50,000+ crowds in the title run in

otherwise mostly 40-50,000

sellouts were rare

and crowds were lower in the 80s

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1976%E2%80%9377_Liverpool_F.C._season

football wasn't as popular then as it is now it was in decline and bottomed out in the mid 80s before recovering
By:
Analyst
When: 31 Dec 21 20:56
They sold Keegan to Hamburg in 1977 to pay for Dalglish.

Top English footballers were on £500/week not £200,000/week as now.
By:
Giuseppe
When: 31 Dec 21 20:57
37,000 for QPR
By:
Giuseppe
When: 31 Dec 21 20:57
thats 2/3 full
By:
Giuseppe
When: 31 Dec 21 20:58
yes everything was much more even back then

it was rare that any club "bought" titles
By:
sofaking
When: 31 Dec 21 21:08

Dec 31, 2021 -- 8:58PM, Giuseppe wrote:


yes everything was much more even back thenit was rare that any club "bought" titles


Think Blackburn were the first team to buy the title.

By:
Giuseppe
When: 31 Dec 21 21:10
maybe yes

though they still probbaly had a smaller or similar budget that fergie's utd
By:
sofaking
When: 31 Dec 21 21:39

Dec 31, 2021 -- 9:10PM, Giuseppe wrote:


maybe yesthough they still probbaly had a smaller or similar budget that fergie's utd


Man Utd were spending funds that were generated by the club. Blackburn were entirely funded by an outside benefactor (Jack Walker).

By:
HallGreenSpy
When: 01 Jan 22 00:49
Klopp has spent 480 million

And raked in how much by selling? In that time however, he has won the league and the champions league. Just saying. Happy new year! Happy
By:
Tyrannitar
When: 01 Jan 22 01:54
In response to OP - Yes.
By:
Shanelee1966
When: 01 Jan 22 02:28
Liverpool is not a small city. Only Birmingham bigger. Obviously London is on a different level.

Derby & Forest were big enough clubs. As big as Man City or Chelsea in the day.
By:
Crisp77
When: 01 Jan 22 14:31
Arsenal the latest to get drilled
By:
lurka
When: 01 Jan 22 15:20
If every team played like Arsenal today against them, don't sit back but get in their faces, the league would be a lot more interesting. Sitting back works well against Liverpool but not City. That's been the case for years but few teams play like that against City still.
By:
Corky
When: 01 Jan 22 16:14
The mighty Villa used to get 40,000 in the third division early seventies. 62,000 for a cup match against Utd, 54,000 for a friendly against Santos. No wonder the future King of England is a fan. LoveGrinLaugh
By:
Giuseppe
When: 01 Jan 22 16:57
"Man Utd were spending funds that were generated by the club."

so what?
By:
Giuseppe
When: 01 Jan 22 17:03
"Liverpool is not a small city. Only Birmingham bigger."

off the top of my head Leeds and Sheffield are both bigger

are Liverpool even the most popular team in Liverpool?
By:
Giuseppe
When: 01 Jan 22 17:06
Liverpool were an upper mid tabel team no bigger than Leeds who achieved success through good caching and recruitment

they weren#t the financial superclub they are today
By:
smartpunter
When: 02 Jan 22 08:50
The  best  team in Europe, and they are at last going to win the Champions league. {Premier League all over top bookmakers will be  paying out early) foot note Burnley at last  will be  relegated.Happy New Year.
By:
sparrow
When: 02 Jan 22 10:27
Why are you pleased about a small town club being relegated and how do you think Guardiola would fare at Burnley under their budget?
By:
rommel
When: 02 Jan 22 11:41

Jan 2, 2022 -- 10:27AM, sparrow wrote:


Why are you pleased about a small town club being relegated and how do you think Guardiola would fare at Burnley under their budget?


its a cup competition and  pep 5 brains gets in a muddle,any certainty is foolish

By:
rommel
When: 02 Jan 22 12:02
sorry that was to sp
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