DIC latest - the largely wild speculation thread

[Jayesh87]

I've never heard of Melia and don't give a **** what he thinks.

**** of Hicks you FAT (sorry pacman) cunt

[Rafa Shankly]

Yeah, but thats only YOUR opinion....................er...............isnt it?!!!

Ah **** it.............

this is what happens when one person over reacts

storm in a tea cup.

[Rafa Shankly]

I've never heard of Melia and don't give a **** what he thinks.

**** of Hicks you FAT (sorry pacman) cunt

milky you fool,you should have done what everyone else did before posting.

Wiki is our friend

[Pacman]

I've never heard of Melia and don't give a **** what he thinks.

**** of Hicks you FAT (sorry pacman) cunt

I've heard of Melia but I echo your sentiments about Hicks

[pezzzer]

I've never heard of Melia and don't give a **** what he thinks.

**** of Hicks you FAT (sorry pacman) cunt

well said sir

melia sold out END OF DISSCUSION

now can we PLEASE get back to what this thread was intended for, i'll get the ball rolling

**** off hicks you fat, ugly, fat , greedy cunt of a man.

[The_weatherman]

Are you guys still fighting over this. Can't believe the amount of fighting and bithcing between Liverpool supporters I think some are getting carreid away from main point - the yanks!

[Jayesh87]

Share LFC have Aldo and Thommo on board

[Pacman]

Share LFC have Aldo and Thommo on board

Thommo for chairman

[redheart]

Damn you saddos can argue over any old ****e!!

[Jayesh87]

Damn you saddos can argue over any old ****e!!

Personal abuse is un called for.

Unless it's aimed at Tommy O Hicks

[Jayesh87]

Thommo for chairman

What about Aldo

[pezzzer]

its a gift

[Tee]

Share LFC have Aldo and Thommo on board

L4 have Kenny....

[tsb]

More on Share LFC

Business backing for LFC fan bid

The group of Liverpool fans that hopes to buy the club from its US owners has put together a team with business experience to aid its ambitions.
The Share Liverpool FC Group wants 100,000 fans to pledge £5,000 each to fund a £500m takeover move. So far it has received pledges of £47.5m.

It has now established a steering group with finance, law and marketing skills.

But there remains speculation George Gillett or Tom Hicks may sell their LFC stakes to Dubai International Capital.

Those on the Share Liverpool FC legal and finance panel include Chris Talavera, a former senior partner with PricewaterhouseCoopers and chairman of Isle of Man-based Abacus Holdings, and Barrie Baxter, chief executive of business modelling software firm Brixx.

Former Liverpool players Phil Thompson and John Aldridge have also come out in support of Share Liverpool, which is also being advised by Supporters Direct and law firm Cobbetts.

We have brought together the different skill-sets in areas such finance, law and marketing that are needed if we are to succeed in this venture

Share Liverpool is also aware, in light of DIC's reported interest, that time could be an issue for any takeover intentions it has, and has established itself on what it calls "a proper footing".

"For anybody looking to buy a football club which is valued at over £350m, and in particular one where we are asking tens of thousands of individuals to contribute several thousand pounds, we need to go through proper financial procedures," says Rogan Taylor, the founder of the initiative.

"We have brought together the different skill-sets in areas such as finance, law and marketing that are needed if we are to succeed in this venture."

The ownership model proposed by Share Liverpool is based on that used at Spanish giants Barcelona.

However, should the £500m be raised the US duo would be under no obligation to sell.

While Mr Gillett reportedly appears ready to consider the possibility of selling his stake, a spokesman for the Hicks camp has continually denied he is willing to sell.

DIC appear to be unlikely to make any firm approach at present until it is clearer if Liverpool are going to qualify for next season's Champions League.

Last month, Liverpool confirmed a £350m refinancing package, with £60m to be used as start-up money for the new ground in Stanley Park.

That repackaging deal, which also piled £105m of debt on the club, only lasts 18 months and the renewed takeover talk appears to be driven by the fact that Hicks and Gillett will soon have to start renegotiating their debts.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7268504.stm

[Steve101]

but its not even a tenth of the money that MIGHT be required, and i would imagine the initial publicity has tempted those individuals who would invest to say so...............................unless theyre very rich,or are corporate investors, in which case we'll be in the same (or even potentially worse) boat as now/DIC.