There seems to be a suggestion that City are a less valuable club because of the historically lower turnover.
I agree with that to a point.
But the potential to make profit from City by increasing the T/O of such a well supported club, starved of success for so long is so much greater than doing so with Liverpool.
There is also the suggestion that a new owner popping over and building a 60k seat stadium will automatically mean that it is filled. That is not necessarily the case without success on the pitch.
Again you can see the opposite being true for City as an extended ground (allied to the very best supporter experience) will be done in stages and will (hopefully) coincide with the explosion of success after so many years without.
Liverpool could, possibly be doing the opposite, Investing huge sums in a new stadium at a time when the team are winning less and supporters lose interest?
Of course the wider picture is as important as well, in that the visitor attraction we all wait for info on will mean City derive massive incomes on top of the football revenues.
I cannot think of any top flight club for whom the development opportunities are so favourable.
Here is a question we should all ask ourselves, in a cold hearted business way.
With all that is said about the clubs in question, Liverpool or Manchester City which offers the brightest future and the best value option? The ask which has the most opportunity to do something truly, eye wateringly different?
The answer is of course Manchester City.
So go ahead all young Liverpool fans enjoy the fact that there may well be a new owner in place soon. I honestly and truthfully am gald to see it happening as H and G are the worse kind of owners and I feel your pain.
But remember that since Moores look and found only H and G to sell to (flawed decision or not) these new owners are likely to be of a new type and are buying Liverpool at a time where everything is now in doubt.
Will Liverpool see the top 4 place again? It certainly cannot be guaranteed as it used to be.
Will Liverpool be able to keep City, Spurs, Villa and Everton at bay?
Will the new owners be willing to build a team capable of doing that year in and year out whilst CL footie is a 50/50 possibility at best?
I know that the answer for City's owners is a resounding yes.