Liverpools Anfield redevelopment continues with the expansion of the Anfield Road End, a project that will add a further 7,000 seats in time for the 2023/24 season. City Compilations - SkyscraperPage Forum by Ravishing Rick Dude. The imposing concrete cores on the construction site are taking shape. Liverpools 80 million redevelopment of the Anfield Road end of their stadium is on course to be completed in time for the start of the 2023-24 season. The cost of the extension is 80 million and work is expected to be completed before the 2023/24 season. New pictures show progress of Anfield Stadium expansion work What's next for Anfield expansion after stunning new footage released Also, what happened to Stanley Park and a 60 thousand odd stadium? View Newest Threads for this section. Originally the home of Everton Football Club between 1884 and 1892, Anfield has long since become synonymous with Liverpool Football Club and the amazing success achieved by the Reds. Lots more progress to see in this one with a lot more steel going up around the m. After Juve and Chelsea I'm in favour of staying at Anfield, there's no arena in the world that can touch its quirky nature and atmosphere. It took a while but it turned out very well!DOWNLOAD: youtube.com/watch?v=qQrZvq4RyzQ (In Descripti. In January 2022, the site looked decidedly different with the central core of the stand firmly in place and the connection to the existing Anfield Road End continuing at speed. Around 5,000 of the extra seats will be general admission with another 2,000 in new hospitality lounges. It will add around 7,000 extra seats, taking Anfields capacity to around 61,000. The Reds were earlier this month granted planning permission. We know the demand is there. New images as Liverpool begin initial work ahead of 60m Anfield I hope you enjoy the video! Every like and subscribe help make to produce better content! I wouldnt use the word fear but its something we certainly need to be aware of, adds Roddy. The project will take Anfields capacity beyond 61,000 and the site that was once a car park has been transformed beyond recognition thanks to thousands of hours dedicated to the project. Also would be losing the kop as we know itSingle tier, single stand 80 rows deep!
