just when it was calming down Kraft pops up
Its going to start all over again in the papers now.
From Sky sports.
American businessman Robert Kraft admits he has not ruled out a possible takeover of Liverpool.
Kraft owns American football side New England Patriots and Major League Soccer outfit New England Revolution.
And Kraft - who is founder, chairman and chief executive of the Kraft Group - was strongly linked with a bid to buy the Reds before the Merseyside club was taken over by fellow Americans George Gillett and Tom Hicks for £470million in 2007.
However, Gillett and Hicks are rumoured to be unsettled on Merseyside following Liverpool's lacklustre form and a much publicised bust-up with manager Rafa Benitez regarding the club's January transfer policy.
Gillett and Hicks
Dubai International Capital are thought to remain interested in a bid to buy out Gillett and Hicks, after withdrawing from the race to own the Reds last year, and Kraft has now hinted that he could also consider a takeover at Anfield.
"We haven't ruled it out completely," Kraft told Sky Sports News.
"But I'm worried a little bit. I want to be able to win whatever we do. But there are no rules in terms of spending on players.
"We would never want to be in a business where we couldn't compete and right now some of the structure doesn't allow you to compete on a level playing field."
Moores meeting
And Kraft admits he has met with David Moores, who was Liverpool chairman before selling his stake to Gillett and Hicks and is now a director at Anfield, in the past.
"I spent a lot of time with Mr Moores and his group in Liverpool and we know something about building an opportunity," Kraft added.
"The fan base in Liverpool is a lot like the fan base of the Patriots when we bought them.
"They are dedicated fans if you give them a quality product and they know you are doing their best to win."
From Sky sports.
American businessman Robert Kraft admits he has not ruled out a possible takeover of Liverpool.
Kraft owns American football side New England Patriots and Major League Soccer outfit New England Revolution.
And Kraft - who is founder, chairman and chief executive of the Kraft Group - was strongly linked with a bid to buy the Reds before the Merseyside club was taken over by fellow Americans George Gillett and Tom Hicks for £470million in 2007.
However, Gillett and Hicks are rumoured to be unsettled on Merseyside following Liverpool's lacklustre form and a much publicised bust-up with manager Rafa Benitez regarding the club's January transfer policy.
Gillett and Hicks
Dubai International Capital are thought to remain interested in a bid to buy out Gillett and Hicks, after withdrawing from the race to own the Reds last year, and Kraft has now hinted that he could also consider a takeover at Anfield.
"We haven't ruled it out completely," Kraft told Sky Sports News.
"But I'm worried a little bit. I want to be able to win whatever we do. But there are no rules in terms of spending on players.
"We would never want to be in a business where we couldn't compete and right now some of the structure doesn't allow you to compete on a level playing field."
Moores meeting
And Kraft admits he has met with David Moores, who was Liverpool chairman before selling his stake to Gillett and Hicks and is now a director at Anfield, in the past.
"I spent a lot of time with Mr Moores and his group in Liverpool and we know something about building an opportunity," Kraft added.
"The fan base in Liverpool is a lot like the fan base of the Patriots when we bought them.
"They are dedicated fans if you give them a quality product and they know you are doing their best to win."
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