It’s been a quiet day for Liverpool fans as we watch other clubs complete deadline deals, but Jamie Carragher has been on hand to deliver some breaking news on the last day of January.
On his Twitter account, the former Red wrote: ‘Breaking news! Liverpool have reached out and are trying to buy Melwood back for the LFC women’s team!’
When the club was spun off from Melwood to move to AXA Training Centre, it was soon bought by the Bootle-born expert and Robbie Fowler for their respective charities and academies, so it still has the facilities available to be used as a main club. sports venue.
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If the women’s team were to become the new tenants of the historic home of our history, it would be a historic day that shows the progression of the women’s game and also manages to keep a physical part of our history in place.
Some may point to why we allowed the site to be sold, to try to buy it back for the women’s team a few years later, but that’s another discussion for another day.
Now, we can all revel in the fact that Melwood was initially saved by Carragher and Fowler and will soon (if the right offer is made) be handed over to the women’s team and live on as part of the LFC for the long haul. future.
You can see Melwood’s update via @Carra23 on Twitter:
Breaking news!
Liverpool have reached out and are trying to buy Melwood back for the LFC women’s team!
— Jamie Carragher (@Carra23) January 31, 2023
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