’Pool, Everton urged to attend groundshare talks

LIVERPOOL and Everton have been contacted by the city council and urged to attend groundshare talks – for the good of the city.

The council have also revealed public money could be available for such a project should the two sides end up sharing a stadium.

Liverpool Council chief executive David Henshaw said: "The future success of both clubs both on and off the field is critical to the future success of the whole city.

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