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    #16
    Originally posted by lfc4ever View Post
    Guy on Radio 5 just now says deal done by mid-day tomorrow, 100% of shares to be DIC owned.

    What about Morgan's shares?
    "For whom He did foreknow, He also did predestinate to be conformed to the image of His Son"

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      #17
      I wonder what players they mean?

      It can't be Mascherano because that transfer is already sorted out and we don't need extra investment to buy Neill.

      I have a feeling that we will make a big singing before February.
      Just believe and you never know what will happen.

      According to Benitez it's important not simply to go out to win but to go out prepared to win, which means players have to put in the same level of work on a daily basis. Anything else is unacceptable.

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        #18
        Originally posted by AFII View Post
        I wonder what players they mean?

        It can't be Mascherano because that transfer is already sorted out and we don't need extra investment to buy Neill.

        I have a feeling that we will make a big singing before February.
        I have that feeling to.

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          #19
          Originally posted by lfc4ever View Post
          Guy on Radio 5 just now says deal done by mid-day tomorrow, 100% of shares to be DIC owned.
          Exciting stuff. Let's hope for an announcement tomorrow followed by us giving the owners a welcome present by smashing the Chavs to pieces on Saturday!

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            #20
            Originally posted by AFII View Post
            I wonder what players they mean?

            It can't be Mascherano because that transfer is already sorted out and we don't need extra investment to buy Neill.

            I have a feeling that we will make a big singing before February.
            I doubt it.

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              #21
              Originally posted by lfc4ever View Post
              Guy on Radio 5 just now says deal done by mid-day tomorrow, 100% of shares to be DIC owned.
              He's talking bollocks. My old man hasnt been sent anything about selling his share and then you have a period of 21 days, they might get Moores shares straight after they make a bid but not regular fans.

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                #22
                Originally posted by Chris View Post
                He's talking bollocks. My old man hasnt been sent anything about selling his share and then you have a period of 21 days, they might get Moores shares straight after they make a bid but not regular fans.
                They won't need to, Moores plus unissued shares would mean they have enough.
                http://www.retroreds.co.uk/

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                  #23
                  Originally posted by SouthAfricaRed View Post
                  What about Morgan's shares?
                  Who knows?

                  Let's see what the meeting tomorrow brings, we can only post what is being reported.
                  http://www.retroreds.co.uk/

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                    #24
                    Originally posted by lfc4ever View Post
                    They won't need to, Moores plus unissued shares would mean they have enough.
                    They wont have 100% of the club tomorrow, thats a fact, they cant yet and wont.

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                      #25
                      Originally posted by lfc4ever View Post
                      Guy on Radio 5 just now says deal done by mid-day tomorrow, 100% of shares to be DIC owned.
                      Thats not quite what he said.
                      He said that LFC have a board meeting tomorrow afternoon when the final DIC plan will be presented. If as expected, Moores accepts the offer then its on to the next stage. DIC will then look to buy 100% of LFC shares.
                      AKA Heighway No9

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                        #26
                        Originally posted by lfc4ever View Post
                        Liverpool are on the verge of agreeing a £156m takeover by the investment arm of Dubai's government.

                        The club's board of directors will discuss the final proposals by the Dubai International Capital Group at a meeting on Tuesday.

                        The deal, which will net chairman David Moores more than £75m, is close to bring completed, but is not expected to be finalised until next week.

                        Moyes, who owns 51.6% of the club, made an initial investment of around £10m.

                        Interview: Liverpool chief executive Rick Parry

                        DIC has almost completed its due diligence, but Liverpool are keen to get the deal done in time to allow them to bring in some new players before the closure of the transfer window on 31 January.

                        It is unclear what level of investment in players will be made available to manager Rafael Benitez should the deal go through.

                        On Sunday, Liverpool chief executive Rick Parry said the deal was "not a quick fix, a rich man's play-thing. It's a long-term model for success, based around the new stadium".

                        "This will take us to the next level," he added.
                        Cost of stadium plus outstanding debts to be added to the above I think

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                          #27
                          Originally posted by Sir Bob View Post
                          Thats not quite what he said.
                          He said that LFC have a board meeting tomorrow afternoon when the final DIC plan will be presented. If as expected, Moores accepts the offer then its on to the next stage. DIC will then look to buy 100% of LFC shares.
                          Cheers, it makes sense now. A lad on RAWK who seems clued up on all this says they defo want 100%, whether they get the amount required to enforce that must sell bit or whatever the term is remains to be seen though.

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                            #28
                            Originally posted by AFII View Post
                            I wonder what players they mean?

                            It can't be Mascherano because that transfer is already sorted out and we don't need extra investment to buy Neill.

                            I have a feeling that we will make a big singing before February.
                            Originally posted by einar View Post
                            I have that feeling to.
                            Originally posted by desertscouser View Post
                            I doubt it.
                            As do I.

                            I'm very dubious.
                            Originally posted by Gordon Brown
                            (1995)
                            "A weak currency is the sign of a weak economy,which is the sign of a weak government"

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                              #29
                              Originally posted by Sir Bob View Post
                              Thats not quite what he said.
                              He said that LFC have a board meeting tomorrow afternoon when the final DIC plan will be presented. If as expected, Moores accepts the offer then its on to the next stage. DIC will then look to buy 100% of LFC shares.
                              Thanks, that explains it
                              "For whom He did foreknow, He also did predestinate to be conformed to the image of His Son"

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                                #30
                                [QUOTE=lfc4ever;241032]Liverpool are on the verge of agreeing a £156m takeover by the investment arm of Dubai's government.

                                The club's board of directors will discuss the final proposals by the Dubai International Capital Group at a meeting on Tuesday.

                                The deal, which will net chairman David Moores more than £75m, is close to bring completed, but is not expected to be finalised until next week.

                                Moyes, who owns 51.6% of the club, made an initial investment of around £10m.

                                Interview: Liverpool chief executive Rick Parry

                                DIC has almost completed its due diligence, but Liverpool are keen to get the deal done in time to allow them to bring in some new players before the closure of the transfer window on 31 January.

                                It is unclear what level of investment in players will be made available to manager Rafael Benitez should the deal go through.

                                On Sunday, Liverpool chief executive Rick Parry said the deal was "not a quick fix, a rich man's play-thing. It's a long-term model for success, based around the new stadium".

                                "This will take us to the next level," he added.[/QUOTE
                                ]

                                Very important.
                                Did you see the size off those chickens?

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