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Mate read everything that has been said - it is not an issue of the club considering the second bid that has pissed off DIC - it is that the board has acted duplicitously. Depending on what reports you read the board have either tried to play Gillette or DIC off each other, or simply been negotiating with Gillette behind DIC's back and fobbing DIC off.White liquid in a bottle = Milk
Purslow = C*nt
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[QUOTE=tomasjj;268721]Originally posted by exmouth red View PostThe Daily Post understands the investment arm of the Dubai government abandoned its £450m bid over a squabble sparked by LFC's demands for just an extra £8m.
It is believed DIC, owned by Sheikh Mohammed, felt club chair- man David Moores was playing the two competing sides off against each other and behaved "dishonourably".QUOTE]
Now if this is true THEN I will be mad.

Don't believe it unless there are quotes or evidence to back it up.
What is more likely is that the board felt compelled to recommend Gillett's offer over DIC's because Gillett offered more , possibly 8 million more. DIC had the chance to increase their bid but chose not to. The board's hands were tied.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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[QUOTE=tomasjj;268721]You wouldn't be alone and if this is true then forget about that Moores always puts the club first. Money first and the club second is what it sounds like.Originally posted by exmouth red View PostThe Daily Post understands the investment arm of the Dubai government abandoned its £450m bid over a squabble sparked by LFC's demands for just an extra £8m.
It is believed DIC, owned by Sheikh Mohammed, felt club chair- man David Moores was playing the two competing sides off against each other and behaved "dishonourably".QUOTE]
Now if this is true THEN I will be mad.

Some Liverpool supporter
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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Yeah, but I believe it would be easy for them to prove our board has a reputation for being amateurish in general anyway, so no harm was done with these comments.Originally posted by Red Chilli View PostWhether it's true or not the burden of proof is with DIC. THey have to PROVE beyond reasonable doubt to a court of law that the board acted amateurishly.
Very difficult to do and they'd probably settle out of court.
Besides, it's a bit late for our board to start taking the moral high groundWhite liquid in a bottle = Milk
Purslow = C*nt
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You are letting your disappointment cloud your judgement about our board.Originally posted by Pacman View PostIf what your telling me is true then why not say this to DIC? Why not tell them we have to look at the deal it's a legal requiement? What all the cloak and dagger stuff? Why not be straight with them from the start?
It's bollocks we were days away from being owned by the 5th richest man in the world and now we are going to be owned by someone who has got about as much financial clout as Morgan. I don't want LFC to be a rich mans playing thing but at the same time I want us to be able to compete. It seems that Gillet doesn't have the financial muscle we need.
Fair enough, that's how most are feeling.
But how do you know our board didn't say to DIC "We have 2 bids in front of us, the other bid i for more money than yours, the board feels it has to recommend the bigger offer to the shareholders, please up your bid" ?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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I believe this is they key point that has scuppered the DIC deal.Originally posted by Pacman View PostIf what your telling me is true then why not say this to DIC? Why not tell them we have to look at the deal it's a legal requiement? What all the cloak and dagger stuff? Why not be straight with them from the start?
It's bollocks we were days away from being owned by the 5th richest man in the world and now we are going to be owned by someone who has got about as much financial clout as Morgan. I don't want LFC to be a rich mans playing thing but at the same time I want us to be able to compete. It seems that Gillet doesn't have the financial muscle we need.White liquid in a bottle = Milk
Purslow = C*nt
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Because they act with integrity not like petulent kids.Originally posted by The_Milkman View PostWhy hasn't Moores or Parry come out and said something on the dic collapse??
FFS !
The club has made a statement, that's it.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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I can see a lot of people defending the board. When u look at the club has been runned over the past years. How many years have they been talking about investment. A stadium (now it cost a lot more then when it started). A non exsisting market strategy. Liverpool was and still are one of the biggest clubs in the world and still we are earning nothing compared to the other big clubs. Do you call this ok?? How about last and this years shirt sales. They couldnt produce fast enough. We lost at lot of money on this. And when I lot of people are blaming the supplier, the club are responsible for making shure this dont happen. I will and always will blame Moores and Parry for this.
Remember that Gilette will have to take up big loans to buy the club and he will probaly move that to the club as soon as possible. £80 million now. In a month £500............
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Unless they make a holding statement today, I think the next thing we'll hear if Gillet taking over the club.Originally posted by The_Milkman View PostWhy hasn't Moores or Parry come out and said something on the dic collapse??
FFS !Quote of the year :
"With monkey me, dogface dishwasher bitch and chimp the ****ing champ you. We are turning into a raving party here arent we"

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[QUOTE=AFII;268734]Oh kindly **** off with comments like that.Originally posted by tomasjj View Post
You wouldn't be alone and if this is true then forget about that Moores always puts the club first. Money first and the club second is what it sounds like.
Some Liverpool supporter
So DIC are bigger LFC fans, that's why they've run to Geordieland?
FFS
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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[QUOTE=Red Chilli;268730]Can the legal eagles answer this one. Is the board obliged to recommend the HIGHEST bid, or is it legal for them to say "you are the HIGHEST bid, but the other one is the BEST bid for the future of the organisation in our view, and so we will be recommending that one instead."Originally posted by tomasjj View Post
Don't believe it unless there are quotes or evidence to back it up.
What is more likely is that the board felt compelled to recommend Gillett's offer over DIC's because Gillett offered more , possibly 8 million more. DIC had the chance to increase their bid but chose not to. The board's hands were tied.
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Mate read the reports in the Times, Telegraph etc. They say DIC frantically tried to get in touch with Parry and Moores, but they kept getting fobbed off and were getting ambiguous and unclear responses from them. A DIC representative even had to go to London to see them personally as a result. Yet all the time the board were meeting, with Gillette in attendance. Cloak and dagger stuff, as Pacman says.Originally posted by Red Chilli View PostYou are letting your disappointment cloud your judgement about our board.
Fair enough, that's how most are feeling.
But how do you know our board didn't say to DIC "We have 2 bids in front of us, the other bid i for more money than yours, the board feels it has to recommend the bigger offer to the shareholders, please up your bid" ?
These are not tabloid papers, and given what our board is like, I would not rule out as being true some of the allegations written.White liquid in a bottle = Milk
Purslow = C*nt
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Defending the board against ridiculous tabloid journalistic pot shots? YESOriginally posted by PerUlv View PostI can see a lot of people defending the board. When u look at the club has been runned over the past years. How many years have they been talking about investment. A stadium (now it cost a lot more then when it started). A non exsisting market strategy. Liverpool was and still are one of the biggest clubs in the world and still we are earning nothing compared to the other big clubs. Do you call this ok?? How about last and this years shirt sales. They couldnt produce fast enough. We lost at lot of money on this. And when I lot of people are blaming the supplier, the club are responsible for making shure this dont happen. I will and always will blame Moores and Parry for this.
Remember that Gilette will have to take up big loans to buy the club and he will probaly move that to the club as soon as possible. £80 million now. In a month £500............
Defending the board in the last 2 decades? NOOriginally 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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