Liverpool's motto should be: The Zhuhai of England.
or
Twinned with Chihuahua. Not a dog.
or
Sufficiency City.
Never tried Liverpool's Echo M&S Bank Arena or the Exhibition Centre. Did see an empty Cavern and the nearby Spike Island. For all its worth, Liverpool doesn't seem anywhere near MCR in terms of music venues. It did have Eric's, the Casbah, Bandwagon, Aintree Institute, Iron Door, Korova, Maguire's, and Lathom. The Olympia, Empire, O2 Academy, Philharmonic, Zanzibar, and Royal Court are as
drab and glum as their surrounding city. The Invisible Wind Factor is a rip-off Factory. The city just doesn't appeal and it is kind of sad. London is huge and flooded by venues, whereas a belt of Northern venues could supply a decent competition to that.
Manchester's range of major and medium entertainment venues is diverse, The G-Mex (Central), O.T. Cricket Ground, and the Etihad add to the cross city capacity. Had some ace nights at them all. Don't recall many going to O.T. Swamp for Gigs, etc. Even the O2 Waerehouse is
too close for comfort.
I'm not a fan of Busking KDB, but his recent concert at the Etihad looked like the circus had come to town. I'm glad people come to MCR spending their pennies and then watch the whole bloody thing through a camera lens.'
This new Coop Live adds something to our city and it is grand. Looking forward to the refurbished
New Century Hall too. Manchester is a dynamic city. We didn't get the casinos but we did enhance our culture.
What land around the stadium is left?