The largest supporter-owned club in Liverpool fears they have reached a glass ceiling as its search for a permanent ground continues to stall.
The chairman of non-league club City of Liverpool FC (COLFC) told the ECHO he doesn't know how high the club can go as the hunt for a permanent home continues. Paul Manning, who was one of the founders back in 2015, said the club feels "demoralised" as they continue to play their home matches in Bootle.
COLFC was founded as a community club at a time when the globalisation of the Premier League made Liverpool and Everton inaccessible to a lot of fans. Since then the supporter-owned club, second biggest in the north west after FC United of Manchester, has grown to 1,700 members.