Would any americans like to live in liverpool in england?

Question

Is it a popular city?

Answer 1

It's a big city.  was the European City of Culture last year, so it can't be that bad.  great people, great football, good nightlife.  Give it a try for 6 months. Some say it's the real capital of Ireland.

Answer 2

I'd give it a try. Question for me is, do any people in Liverpool want any Americans in their city?

Answer 3

I think I would rather live in Manchester, they have a better football team. Also whenever I think of Liverpool I think of gray skies, even though it is really close to Manchester, oh well. Liverpool probably is a nice place, I have no oppinion because I have never been here so ignore my comment.

Love from America!

Answer 4

There's the obvious Beatles connection, but even they said that Liverpool was not the most interesting city in England.  

They do have one h**l of a football club, though.  I'd live there for a season just to catch the home matches if I could.

Answer 5

That's a good question. I don't think that many Americans know very much about Liverpool. Older people all know the Beatles connection.

= I always thought it was something like South Yorkshire in the movie "The Full Monty". I am surprised to see that it is one of the European Cultural Capitals in 2008.

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The world is very obsessed with the tropics. Americans are buying retirement homes all through the Caribbean, Mexico, and Central America.

Answer 6

I live in England.. I can't say I like the country.. mostly 'cause there are a tonne 'hardo' chavs walking the streets just beating people up for no reason and knifing people. I wish they'd all fall into a pit of fire an burn to death.

Even if they didn't exist, the country isn't particularly enjoyable (not where I live anyway. All there is to do is walk 'round the town centre aimlessly trying to kill time or go to the cinema where they charge you £6 to see one film which is absolutely ridiculous, apart from that, there's not much else to do except go swimming.)

I'm out of England, first chance I can get.