Dubai International to make bid for Liverpool FC

[Gazmo1]

Nope. I can't even see 5,000 fans giving up going to the match, but if there was two, three games on the bounce where there where up 5-10k tickets went unsold, I think that would be enough to make him ponder. Desperate times, call for desperate measures. I for one am willing to boycott for the good of the club if it comes to that. I hope it doesn't, but I fear it may be the only way to get the message across to this cunt in a way where he'll be forced to listen.

The problem that we have is that 20,000 still want to buy tickets, soI can see the stadium still being full.

Maybe something along the lines of the 6 minutes of noise and/or a mosaic?

Maybe this is all in vain but football as a business needs to fans to support it. ie buy the merchandise etc. etc.

[Jazzmaster]

The problem that we have is that 20,000 still want to buy tickets, soI can see the stadium still being full.

Maybe something along the lines of the 6 minutes of noise and/or a mosaic?

Maybe this is all in vain but football as a business needs to fans to support it. ie buy the merchandise etc. etc.

Agreed. Our voices would be the strongest weapons here. No point in punishing the club itself.

[Dhav]

The problem that we have is that 20,000 still want to buy tickets, soI can see the stadium still being full.

Maybe something along the lines of the 6 minutes of noise and/or a mosaic?

Maybe this is all in vain but football as a business needs to fans to support it. ie buy the merchandise etc. etc.

Agreed. Our voices would be the strongest weapons here. No point in punishing the club itself.

Look at what the Glazers went through to buy the Scum, having rocks thrown at their cars and whatever and they still didn't pull out. I think hitting Hicks in the pocket is the only way to get a point accross to him so that he'll listen. If he thinks he can make money from teh club long term, he'll ride out the storm and wont give a **** about a few fans' protests.

[Pacman]

Can someone hold me, stroke me hair and tell me everything is going to be ok?

[tomasjj]

Can someone hold me, stroke me hair and tell me everything is going to be ok?

Yes. Hicks will naturally say he is not selling as the negotiations are on going.......he wants the best price.

I suspect Gillett will be true to his word and help us oust this bad boy texan.

[Pacman]

Yes. Hicks will naturally say he is not selling as the negotiations are on going.......he wants the best price.

I suspect Gillett will be true to his word and help us oust this bad boy texan.

I hope you're right Tomas I really do but I just can't see it.

We are ****ed and left with these 2 ****wits.

Hold me Tomas, hold me.

[Jayesh87]

Why would DIC fund Gillett to buy Hicks 50%?

[Armchairkopite]

I will not buy one piece of merchandise from the club until the owners are gone or until i see a change in the way the club is being run and i have encouraged my friends and family to do the same.

At the end of the day the less money those ****wits are pulling in the more pressure they will be under to sell.

[The_weatherman]

Where is jonesie23 in all this? He works at the Echo right? No info jonesie?

[dawmdt]

Is there really a Bank of Wachovia? Where is Wachovia?

Taken from their website:

In 1753, Moravian settlers bought about 100,000 acres in the North Carolina Piedmont. They called the land "Wachau" in appreciation of their benefactor, Count Nicholas Ludwig von Zinzendorf.

"Wachovia" (pronounced wa-KO-vee-yah) comes from "Wachau," the name given by Moravian settlers in 1753 to the tract of about 100,000 acres that they purchased in the North Carolina Piedmont.

Wachau, from the German words "die Wach au" - "Wach" was the name of a stream and "au" means "meadowland" - was a part of Austria, the ancestral home of the Moravians' benefactor, Count Zinzendorf, and, likewise, an area of abundant streams and pastures along a river (the Danube).

The settlers named the Carolina tract bought just east of the Yadkin River Wachau as an expression of appreciation to Zinzendorf. Later, the English form Wachovia was used.

Over the years, the name Wachovia ceased to be used as a designation for the area but remained a popular name for businesses that originated in the Moravian village of Salem and the adjoining town of Winston, which merged in 1913 to form Winston-Salem.

[CAD]

Moores (espcially moores) and Parry know they've really ****ed up with this big style. They've probably accepted that they'll have to go whoever takes over. At least they're trying to un-do the damage now by puttin up some kind of resistance to hicks.

And yet Parry gets all the flag. People think that Parry could set the value of the club. Wtf? Are they mental? How much power do they think this dummy, placed there by Moores, has?! Next to nothing on this level is the correct answer.

Parry can only be blamed for the bad communication, ****ed up transfers and general incompetence.

Some people here needs to dig a little deeper and look at owners and previous owners when they feel the need to place blame.

Taking cheap shots at Parry is too easy and simply irritating to look at.

[bobbyfallon]

And yet Parry gets all the flag. People think that Parry could set the value of the club. Wtf? Are they mental? How much power do they think this dummy, placed there by Moores, has?! Next to nothing on this level is the correct answer.

Parry can only be blamed for the bad communication, ****ed up transfers and general incompetence.

Some people here needs to dig a little deeper and look at owners and previous owners when they feel the need to place blame.

Taking cheap shots at Parry is too easy and simply irritating to look at.

doesnt look well on the cv that all the same

[CAD]

doesnt look well on the cv that all the same

The point is that he was appointed by Moores and the notion that Parry was the driving force in placing the Americans at the table and kicking out DIC is simply ridiculous. If DIC was ignored in the final hour it was because Moores wanted it that way. Parry is the extented arm of Moores. The bond between them can not be disputed. It goes without saying that Moores was behind the wheel when the Americans were favoured over DIC. Who in their right mind would blame Parry for that? Moores was the majorshareholder and therefor the only one who could make that decision. If he had backed DIC then we would be owned by them today. People accredit way too much power to Parry.

[enema of the state]

david moores is a silver spoon and a muppet who knows nothing about running a business. he does however love lfc as much as you or I. any incompetence is his.

rick parry is an EXTREMELY sharp guy and not in anyway incompetent.

well never know the full picture that led to the sale to the yanks - but one things for certain, its wasnt as black and white as those with agendas currently seek to paint it - nor is the current situation so clear cut.

lfc is alive and well.

[Roboklopp]

It's all soooo depressing...one minute I'm dead hopeful of "getting DIC", the next all I can see is the ****ing seeping septics stopping put & us as the next Leeds & the Mancs & Chavs winning everything for years to come.