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Posts Tagged ‘new investment’
Liverpool FC and the Auction Block
Posted: 8th August 2010 by steven. in EditorialTags: CIC, Kenny Huang, LFC for sale, new investment, new stadium, ownership issues, QSL Sports Limited, Yahya Kirdi
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On the Verge of a Hostile Takeover?
Posted: 2nd August 2010 by CSD in NewsTags: Kenny Huang, new investment
Greed will eventually get ya. No one in their right mind is going to bid £600-£800 million on this club. Definitely, not when Hicks and Gillette bought it for a mere £219 million and have not improved it under their stewardship. The odd couple now owes £237 million; they don’t own the club, the club owns them. [...]
Club Will be Sold by the End of Summer? Try the End of the Year…
Posted: 26th May 2010 by CSD in NewsTags: going to hell, hicks and gillette out!, new investment
Uncle Tom just can’t stay out of the media. Shortly after former owner David Moores offered regret for selling to Hicks and Gillette, current co-owner Tom Hicks has gone on Sky Sports News to defend his tenure as owner. According to Hicks, the club is in better shape that it was three years ago1 . [...]
Hell’s Around the Corner…..
Posted: 11th April 2010 by steven. in Match Reaction, Premier LeagueTags: 0-0 draws, Aquilani, bad substitutions, boardroom, Chairman, David Ngog, Fulham, Mark Schwarzer, Maxi Rodriguez, new investment, parking the bus, quarts of wine, race for 4th, Rafa, Roy Hodgson, Ryan Babel
The doctor says I need to eat more fruits and vegetables. So, to placate my health care practitioner, I’m going to drink a quart of wine for lunch. Who am I to ignore the advice of a trained medical professional? After the scoreless draw today at Anfield, I don’t think even the good doctor would [...]
Between Rupture and Rapture…
Posted: 16th March 2010 by steven. in Match Reaction, Premier LeagueTags: 4-1 Wins, Aquilani, Babel, formation change, new investment, Portsmouth, Torres
Today is a good day, isn’t it? Happy birthday to LFC and the celebrations kick off with a bang. A 4-1 win over Portsmouth, rumours of fresh investment and a new domain name to boot. For once, the evenings drinks don’t come with a side helping of self pity. With all the doom and gloom [...]