Originally posted by dom9
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Why would they want to be in the news for this?
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no such thing as bad publicity
Why would they want to be in the news for this?
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Yeah rightOriginally posted by elvoz View Postno such thing as bad publicity
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'Football is a simple game based on the giving and taking of passes, of controlling the ball and of making yourself available to receive a pass. It is terribly simple.'
Bill Shankly.Comment
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from what we've heard in the past no contracts had been signed between the club and lor,so how could they sue the club anyway.
who's arsed?
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I don't like that version of events, mine was much more condemning of H&G so i'm sticking with it, they have cursed this club, i KNOW we would have won in Athens had they not bought the club and been sat in the stand....Cursed i tell ya cursed..............Originally posted by Parm View Post
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Yes of course.Originally posted by kop-al-74 View PostDefinitely.
Newcastle, Mike Ashley, Joey Barton, Gary Glitter. I'm sure they are loving life at the moment.
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Originally posted by dom9 View PostYes of course.
Newcastle, Mike Ashley, Joey Barton, Gary Glitter. I'm sure they are loving life at the moment.
The only gracious way to accept an insult is to ignore it; if you can't ignore it, top it; if you can't top it, laugh at it; if you can't laugh at it, it's probably deserved.Comment
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[QUOTE=rhino;1148750]LOR are one of the biggest contractors in Abu Dhabi and do a lot of the shieks work.
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lol ...... simply not true!Comment
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The contractors on Liverpool's postponed new stadium project have denied they are considering legal action against the club. Liverpool announced an indefinite delay on construction of the £300m Anfield replacement last month, blaming 'global market conditions' yet promising to investigate increasing the stadium's capacity by 13,000 seats to 73,000.
Liverpool have been able to begin only preliminary work on the site at Stanley Park, resulting in the European Union withdrawing grants to fund the regeneration of the surrounding area.
Though not specifically asked about the possibility of suing Liverpool over the delays, a spokesperson for contractors Laing O'Rourke said: 'Laing O'Rourke continues to work closely with Liverpool FC in order to achieve their ambitions of constructing the new football stadium. Laing O'Rourke further wishes to clarify that it has not considered legal action against Liverpool FC.'
Liverpool's American owners, Tom Hicks and George Gillett, face a January deadline for refinancing the £350m loan with which they have been running the club. A Dubai-based investment fund remain prepared to buy them out for around £500m, including that debt.Comment
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Originally posted by wishiwasascouser View Post
so they get themselves in the news and then announce no intention or never had an intention to sue lfc
thats almost like advertising themselves
even publicity
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It was an internet rumour.Originally posted by elvoz View Postso they get themselves in the news and then announce no intention or never had an intention to sue lfc
thats almost like advertising themselves
even publicity
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