Luton’s plea for financial help from Liverpool is turned down

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  • sonsofthedesert
    Dalglish
    • Sep 2006
    • 2767

    #91
    Originally posted by Red Chilli
    For the SECOND time:

    That is not an option anymore as the FA don't allow it. The only exception to this rule is on the grounds of legitimate safety concerns
    Sorry I didn't see the FIRST time.

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    • Red Chilli
      AFII's Nemesis
      • Oct 2006
      • 18045

      #92
      Originally posted by Kopite_Colin
      Originally Posted by Red Chilli :

      With all the "stupid money" being wasted in the top tier of English football it's sad that the bigger clubs can't see that the game will suffer ultimately if teams go out of existence.
      What about the history of the game? Of course it's not LFC's responsibility to give Luton handouts, but I'm very surprised by this news.
      There should be money from Sky filtering down the leagues, it's a joke the amount of money in the premiership


      Chilli - That's because the top 2 leagues are run by the FA and the bottom 2 byt The Football league. This is what happened when the Prem split off in 1992. they are completely different bodies & the FA want the money to stay with them. But I agree there should be some sort of emergency fund set up by all Legaue Clubs. But clubs which are run badly shouldn't necessarily be bailed out by the others - after all these are businesses and it's a free market economy.

      OK, so we gnore the plight of lower league clubs, we continue to pump billions into the pre,iership, buy up all the good foreign talent so we can keep more of those billions and english talent is over-priced.

      What do you think will be the future for the FA cup and english football?
      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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      • Jesus
        Hodgsoned
        • Dec 2007
        • 143

        #93
        You know what, **** the lower leagues and **** the media. We've got our own problems, and I'm sick of us trying to play the nice guy and getting it thrown back in our faces.

        Time to get nasty on and of the pitch. We'd get a lot more respect than we do now.

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        • Red Chilli
          AFII's Nemesis
          • Oct 2006
          • 18045

          #94
          Originally posted by Jesus
          You know what, **** the lower leagues and **** the media. We've got our own problems, and I'm sick of us trying to play the nice guy and getting it thrown back in our faces.

          Time to get nasty on and of the pitch. We'd get a lot more respect than we do now.
          You wept
          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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          • Jesus
            Hodgsoned
            • Dec 2007
            • 143

            #95
            You wept?

            Is that like You tube?

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            • Owen20
              Fagan
              • Dec 2006
              • 1132

              #96
              Originally posted by Red Chilli
              You wept
              [b] El Ni

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              • The_weatherman
                Smug
                • Nov 2006
                • 14177

                #97
                One question, are we talking about 100.000 pounds? OK maybe not a lot of money for Liverpool but what will it do for Luton if they are losing 400.000 a month? I think it would be money out the window so to speak - they'll still go under I'd think - they need more not a small time one off.
                * The above is posted in my opinion. Feel free to disagree.

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                • Jesus
                  Hodgsoned
                  • Dec 2007
                  • 143

                  #98
                  Originally posted by The_weatherman
                  One question, are we talking about 100.000 pounds?
                  We need to pay Gerrard's wages.

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                  • sonsofthedesert
                    Dalglish
                    • Sep 2006
                    • 2767

                    #99
                    Originally posted by Jesus
                    You know what, **** the lower leagues and **** the media. We've got our own problems, and I'm sick of us trying to play the nice guy and getting it thrown back in our faces.

                    Time to get nasty on and of the pitch. We'd get a lot more respect than we do now.
                    Mate, NO. The lower legues are needed. I do agree though that we have helped clubs in the past, we have done more for Wrexham than any other club but that is forgotten when the press want to do an artice like this. I don't think the club should be forced to help another club either but your point is well over the top.

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                    • sonsofthedesert
                      Dalglish
                      • Sep 2006
                      • 2767

                      #100
                      Originally posted by The_weatherman
                      One question, are we talking about 100.000 pounds? OK maybe not a lot of money for Liverpool but what will it do for Luton if they are losing 400.000 a month? I think it would be money out the window so to speak - they'll still go under I'd think - they need more not a small time one off.
                      Thats a fair point that.

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                      • James
                        Fagan
                        • Jul 2006
                        • 1286

                        #101
                        Originally posted by FoxForceFive
                        We'll have to beg to differ on this, I believe in being 'the better person' in situations, just cos someone has letyou down you dont tar everyone with the same brush. I also always believe that as LFC we are better than all other clubs, in attitude as well as in everything else.

                        Perhaps those days are well & truly over, perhaps I'm just deluded, but I like it that way.
                        If it was Man Utd asking would we help out?


                        La tristesse durera toujours

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                        • Red Chilli
                          AFII's Nemesis
                          • Oct 2006
                          • 18045

                          #102
                          Originally posted by James
                          If it was Man Utd asking would we help out?
                          If they were a lower league club I would take great delight in slipping them 100 grand to prolong their misery a bit longer
                          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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                          • Kopite_Colin
                            Dalglish
                            • Aug 2006
                            • 2260

                            #103
                            I actually think the lower echelons of English football should be re-vamped in a similar way to Rafa. If you want the national team to progress (I personally couldn't care less), then more young English players need to be playing more regularly in a competitive league (rather than a limited Ressies competition). I would allow each of the larger clubs to have their Reserve team compete from the bottom of the 4th Division (League 2 or whaever it is now) or the Conference. This way players / and clubs would progress on the basis of ability, which would in turn increase the standard of young English players coming trough the ranks in the top English sides. Promotion wto the Premiership would not be allowed, neither could they be drawn against their parent club in Cup competitions. This is the only way forward now, as you will never now be able to limit the number of foreigners playing in the Premiership.

                            I'm all for football clubs helping eachother, what I'm not for is poor management being bailed out again and again.

                            With reagrds to the FA Cup with the advent of the Chapions League qualification system it's sad to say but it's already been relegated to an also-rans trophy with no real reward for winning it other than the glory on the day.

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                            • Red_Polo
                              Takin' Her Easy
                              • Jul 2006
                              • 35520

                              #104
                              Originally posted by Red Chilli
                              OK, so we gnore the plight of lower league clubs, we continue to pump billions into the pre,iership, buy up all the good foreign talent so we can keep more of those billions and english talent is over-priced.

                              What do you think will be the future for the FA cup and english football?
                              Why does it have to be a choice between doing nothing for smaller clubs or giving Luton £100,000?

                              Originally posted by Jesus
                              You know what, **** the lower leagues and **** the media. We've got our own problems, and I'm sick of us trying to play the nice guy and getting it thrown back in our faces.

                              Time to get nasty on and of the pitch. We'd get a lot more respect than we do now.
                              Can't agree with any of that.

                              Originally posted by The_weatherman
                              One question, are we talking about 100.000 pounds? OK maybe not a lot of money for Liverpool but what will it do for Luton if they are losing 400.000 a month? I think it would be money out the window so to speak - they'll still go under I'd think - they need more not a small time one off.


                              Yep, there's a chance if we gave them £100,000 it would largely go to pay off creditors and Luton still go to the wall but with RBS or some bank having recouped a bit more money.
                              Like blood on iron

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                              • Red Chilli
                                AFII's Nemesis
                                • Oct 2006
                                • 18045

                                #105
                                The FA cup is the greatest cup competition in world football, it would be a tragedy if we allowed it to die
                                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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