Atleast that is something that should be sorted.
Liverpool owners get loans for stadium
By David Bond
1:37am GMT 29/11/2007
The relationship between Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez and club owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett Jr may have soured again in recent weeks, but at least the Americans are now close to sealing a £500 million deal to refinance the club's new home and their takeover.
It is understood the club have clinched a deal with US bank Wachovia and existing backers Royal Bank of Scotland to help finance the move from Anfield to a new 61,000-seater stadium at Stanley Park.
Hicks and Gillett will use the new loans to refinance, at better interest rates, the £280 million they borrowed when they bought the club for £174 million in February.
Although the row between Benitez and the owners was over his transfer plans for the January window, Liverpool sources said the difficulty in negotiating the new financing was not linked to any restrictions on the Spaniard's transfer budget.
By David Bond
1:37am GMT 29/11/2007
The relationship between Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez and club owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett Jr may have soured again in recent weeks, but at least the Americans are now close to sealing a £500 million deal to refinance the club's new home and their takeover.
It is understood the club have clinched a deal with US bank Wachovia and existing backers Royal Bank of Scotland to help finance the move from Anfield to a new 61,000-seater stadium at Stanley Park.
Hicks and Gillett will use the new loans to refinance, at better interest rates, the £280 million they borrowed when they bought the club for £174 million in February.
Although the row between Benitez and the owners was over his transfer plans for the January window, Liverpool sources said the difficulty in negotiating the new financing was not linked to any restrictions on the Spaniard's transfer budget.

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