fans in buy out sensation!!

[Hansi]

We had 50000 fans in Istanbul each paying between £1000-£2000 to go there. Don't think it will be a problem finding 100 000 fans worldwide willing to part with £5000 to be part of this.

Isn't there a slight difference between paying £2000 to attend a Champions League final and £5000 for next to nothing?

[sonsofthedesert]

Isn't there a slight difference between paying £2000 to attend a Champions League final and £5000 for next to nothing?

Nothing? You would own a part of the club, that should mean more than going to the final.

[wavydavy]

Isn't there a slight difference between paying £2000 to attend a Champions League final and £5000 for next to nothing?

Are you serious?

[Tom]

Isn't there a slight difference between paying £2000 to attend a Champions League final and £5000 for next to nothing?

I think i'll just keep reposting this until people understand:

People on here talk about what they as individuals will get out of the club, to paraphrase Kennedy, "don't ask the club what it can do for you, ask yourself what you can do for your club."

I've got a lot more out of the club in terms of very significant feelings of community involvement and heightened emotions than 5k can ever pay back.

If this scheme is what I think it is, the returned value of this investment is almost beyond price - it's safeguarding our community and putting in mechanisms that will pay back enormously in terms of personal happiness and emotional well-being. **** season tickets and voting rights.

[Tinkerbitch]

There's a 5000+ post thread with the majority going mental because of the crippling debt put on the club. Someone has come up with a potential way out of it, and some don't even want to look at what it has to offer.I'm sceptical but its worth contemplating rather than writing it off. It's worked elsewhere, why not here?

At the moment we have no way whatsoever of removing the owners, they can bring in Klinsman and we can do **** all about it. Using this option 100,000 fans could oust them in a specified number of years. At the moment that seems worthwhile expoloring to me.Bite your hand off to be able to do that at this moment.

[Tom]

This is a non-starter. Now, let's get on with real life!

On the contrary, there are some very serious people behind this who've done the detailed research, they've even had the sports minister say it's a great idea. This can work.

[Hansi]

Nothing? You would own a part of the club, that should mean more than going to the final.

You get one vote of hundred thousands. That's it.

Are you serious?

Yes.

I think i'll just keep reposting this until people understand:

People on here talk about what they as individuals will get out of the club, to paraphrase Kennedy, "don't ask the club what it can do for you, ask yourself what you can do for your club."

I've got a lot more out of the club in terms of very significant feelings of community involvement and heightened emotions than 5k can ever pay back.

If this scheme is what I think it is, the returned value of this investment is almost beyond price - it's safeguarding our community and putting in mechanisms that will pay back enormously in terms of personal happiness and emotional well-being. **** season tickets and voting rights.

I understand what you're saying, but I'd rather spend £5000 on following the team. It costs me £500 to go to a match. £5000 means 10 matches less, and I've only been able to go to Anfield twice in my 40 years. I'm sorry Tom but I think a lot of people would rather go 10 times to Anfield than own a share in the club. But: I do agree with you on your sentiments. It's just not affordable for most of us.

[Darth Marty]

****s sake theres no pleasing some of you shower of cunts, these lads have at least attempted to do something practical to get these monkeys off our back, as Tom says id gladly give 5k even though it would leave me broke and holidayless this year just to give something back and to ****ing do something. You can knock it all you ****ing want but the cold hard fact is this, if we all contribute then not only will we have enough money to buy our club back but to be the richest, best team in the ****ing world.

Its all well and good shouting your mouths off when **** happens but now (possibly) is the chance to actually DO SOMETHING!

Even if its £5, £10, £250 or £25k all monies will go towards something we all know and love. Liverpool Football Club.

[vonk]

On the contrary, there are some very serious people behind this who've done the detailed research, they've even had the sports minister say it's a great idea. This can work.

I'm in. Safeguarding LFC is the most important thing for me. What's up with their website? Hardly an impressive start....

[Hansi]

On the contrary, there are some very serious people behind this who've done the detailed research, they've even had the sports minister say it's a great idea. This can work.

The idea is great. But is it doable? I don't think so.

[pondus]

The club will be run by a president and a board, as at Barca.

The board will hire the manager and other leading persons at the club, not the members.

The members will elect the president and the board, and also decide how often this will happen.

From .no

[pondus]

You will only pay £5000 once, no membership fee.

You can only sell your share to a person who is not already a member, and at a fixed price (£5000). Your membership can be inhereted, but one person can only have one membership.

from .no

[Alpha]

The idea is great. But is it doable? I don't think so.

I'm not looking at it like that mate.

It is a worthwhile project even if we only raise half the required amount, or less. If this thing has any legs at all, the Yanks will be up against a force to be reckoned with and investors could well climb on board to make up the difference.

If the supporters can't own the whole club, we should at least own a percentage of it.

[DannyMan2006]

The idea is great. But is it doable? I don't think so.

Well we'll only know if we try.

If it fails you can get your money back. If it succeeds you get what you wanted.

[Tinkerbitch]

Well we'll only know if we try.

If it fails you can get your money back. If it succeeds you get what you wanted.

Exactly!

Now can someone tell me how to get back on to their website as it's saying account suspended, which is a little worrying