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Yeah, it makes sense that they would have stacked the board. So all the talk about opposition from Moores and Parry was holding up the re-finance and loading the club with debt was pretty much nonsnese.Originally posted by sonsofthedesert View PostVoting board is Gillett, Gillett jnr, Hicks, Hicks Jnr and Coco. They have enough on there to force it through by a long way.
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It is simple to me.
G & H want as much as they can get for their part of the club.
They will naturally say they want more that the club is worth in the hope that DIC will want LFC desperate enough to meet them somewhere in between.
I said way back in this thread I think G & H would be happy with about £100m profit each, I still stand by that. £50m will not be enough IMO.Bill shankly to Tommy Smith after he'd turned up for training with a bandaged knee:
'Take that poof bandage off, and what do you mean YOUR knee, it's LIVERPOOL'S knee !'
"Sorry, boss, I should have kept my legs together," said Lawrence. "No, Tommy, your mother should have kept her legs together!," replied Shankly.
* After Tommy Lawrence had let in a fluke goal between his legs
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The "cold hard facts" (© Johnny 2008) are these. The stadium will not be built until at the earliest 2012. The debt we have to service will be a minimum of 30 mill a year. So somehow we have to find a minimum of 120 million in interest payments BEFORE we even start to see any profit from the stadium. Very sobering. Where is this 120 million going to come from?
TV money, gate receipts from old anfield, champions league money. Traditionally all the revenue sources we rely on for player signings.
Given this, can someone please point out how we are supposed to buy new players?
Make no mistake, if Hicks and his lackey Gillette stay, we're screwed big style.
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Originally posted by sonsofthedesert View PostI was agreeing with you, AFII. You were spot on with the point.
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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Yanks should know that. They ain't gonna make money on us for a long time.Originally posted by Tom View PostThe "cold hard facts" (© Johnny 2008) are these. The stadium will not be built until at the earliest 2012. The debt we have to service will be a minimum of 30 mill a year. So somehow we have to find a minimum of 120 million in interest payments BEFORE we even start to see any profit from the stadium. Very sobering. Where is this 120 million going to come from?
TV money, gate receipts from old anfield, champions league money. Traditionally all the revenue sources we rely on for player signings.
Given this, can someone please point out how we are supposed to buy new players?
Make no mistake, if Hicks and his lackey Gillette stay, we're screwed big style.
They will sell! (maybe
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Originally posted by Tom View PostThe "cold hard facts" (© Johnny 2008) are these. The stadium will not be built until at the earliest 2012. The debt we have to service will be a minimum of 30 mill a year. So somehow we have to find a minimum of 120 million in interest payments BEFORE we even start to see any profit from the stadium. Very sobering. Where is this 120 million going to come from?
TV money, gate receipts from old anfield, champions league money. Traditionally all the revenue sources we rely on for player signings.
Given this, can someone please point out how we are supposed to buy new players?
Make no mistake, if Hicks and his lackey Gillette stay, we're screwed big style.
If this is correct then Rashid is right about one thing; It's only a matter of time. G&H can't hold on the LFC if they can't afford to buy decent players who will get us in CL. With City and others coming up through the ranks, heavy squad investment is required to stay in top 4. Nobody at the table are idiots. They all know this. Therefor the logical outcome will be a sale. Now or in the summer - soon.
That's how I see it. If your assumptions above are correct.
We were somewhere around Barstow on the edge of the desert when the drugs began to take hold.
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Eh? Did you read what I posted? My whole post was about how G&H will benefit, in response to a post saying they couldn't see how people can make serious money out of premiership football. I specifically said that they would make a fortune out of the club without putting a penny in themselves.Originally posted by AFII View PostSorry but G&H will never put any big money into the club. That is not their style. They will take the profits and use it on other things. The club won't benefit from that at all.
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Originally posted by CAD View PostIf this is correct then Rashid is right about one thing; It's only a matter of time. G&H can't hold on the LFC if they can't afford to buy decent players who will get us in CL. With City and others coming up through the ranks, heavy squad investment is required to stay in top 4. Nobody at the table are idiots. They all know this. Therefor the logical outcome will be a sale. Now or in the summer - soon.
That's how I see it. If your assumptions above are correct.
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Originally posted by Tom View PostThe "cold hard facts" (© Johnny 2008) are these. The stadium will not be built until at the earliest 2012. The debt we have to service will be a minimum of 30 mill a year. So somehow we have to find a minimum of 120 million in interest payments BEFORE we even start to see any profit from the stadium. Very sobering. Where is this 120 million going to come from?
TV money, gate receipts from old anfield, champions league money. Traditionally all the revenue sources we rely on for player signings.
Given this, can someone please point out how we are supposed to buy new players?
Make no mistake, if Hicks and his lackey Gillette stay, we're screwed big style.
Spot on Tom. I had trouble sleeping last night thinking about what you just said. The prospect of us doing a "Leeds" is not as unimaginable as some people think.
Dare we believe
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My mistakeOriginally posted by calvoboy View PostEh? Did you read what I posted? My whole post was about how G&H will benefit, in response to a post saying they couldn't see how people can make serious money out of premiership football. I specifically said that they would make a fortune out of the club without putting a penny in themselves.
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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That is based upon the £350m loan, add another £300m and your looking at £55m totally and your figures don't include the arrangement fees. The press are saying an arrangement fee of £40m for this loan so you could be looking at £35m for the next one (all approx figures based on apaper spec). Saying they take out the other loan in 2009 you could be looking at total payment of £270m for the loans before the stadium is competed. This for a stadium that will bring in an extra £1m per game so about £25m a year. These numbers scare me ****less, they either have to sell now, put massive money in themselves or sort out everything else at the club yesterday. Also where does this leave the club for buying players?Originally posted by Tom View PostThe "cold hard facts" (© Johnny 2008) are these. The stadium will not be built until at the earliest 2012. The debt we have to service will be a minimum of 30 mill a year. So somehow we have to find a minimum of 120 million in interest payments BEFORE we even start to see any profit from the stadium. Very sobering. Where is this 120 million going to come from?
TV money, gate receipts from old anfield, champions league money. Traditionally all the revenue sources we rely on for player signings.
Given this, can someone please point out how we are supposed to buy new players?
Make no mistake, if Hicks and his lackey Gillette stay, we're screwed big style.
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Is right, as I was writing this, I remembered the other half of the loan. There is also a report of a further 20 million in architect fees. Remember that Hicks and Gillette will be taking bonuses out of the club on top of this. It's friggin terrifying.Originally posted by sonsofthedesert View PostThat is based upon the £350m loan, add another £300m and your looking at £55m totally and your figures don't include the arrangement fees. The press are saying an arrangement fee of £40m for this loan so you could be looking at £35m for the next one (all approx figures based on apaper spec). Saying they take out the other loan in 2009 you could be looking at total payment of £270m for the loans before the stadium is competed. This for a stadium that will bring in an extra £1m per game so about £25m a year. These numbers scare me ****less, they either have to sell now, put massive money in themselves or sort out everything else at the club yesterday. Also where does this leave the club for buying players?
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