Any negotiation on a subject as sensitive as an Everton/Liverpool ground share needs to be broached carefully and with sensitivity. Views amongst supporters of both clubs are deeply entrenched and a majority of Blues and Reds are probably against the idea. The commercial logic is, as they say, a no-brainer, but gaining broad-based acceptance of the concept is quite another matter. It is therefore highly significant that the first feelers in this latest round have come from Anfield and in the person of Kenny Dalglish, a man still employed by the club, and a man universally admired and respected by the Red half of the City. The view from the top at Goodison has...
