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    #46
    Originally posted by Nicey View Post
    Yeah what and ****ing Amateur ehh ... in your expert business opinion ehh
    what i meant was they have both proved themselves to be popor when in charge of our club. could have been worse i agree but they (moores in particular) took the club from the very top to saddling us with the yanks.

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      #47
      Originally posted by cream View Post
      Look at the positives, we won't need a new ground when that happens.
      and a better chance of getting tickets.

      "If Gerrard continues to play up front, leaving this lack of creativity and intelligence in Midfield, the season WILL be over by Xmas."

      I still don't think we'll finish in the top 4 this season."

      FatTony 24/08/09

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        #48
        If they do not intend to build a new ground, how do they intend to make ****loads of cash from LFC? That whole thing is based on the revenues from a new ground.

        Likewise, if they let us fall out of the CL, their ability to make money will dwindle.

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          #49
          Originally posted by Craig_H View Post
          If they do not intend to build a new ground, how do they intend to make ****loads of cash from LFC? That whole thing is based on the revenues from a new ground.

          Likewise, if they let us fall out of the CL, their ability to make money will dwindle.
          they are gambling on Rafar's skills and prob didnt foresee the Arabs coming into city.

          Before that we were top 4 certs every year from what they saw when they came in.

          I wonder how much the club is valued at now?

          they paid 220m? and its now got 300m worth of debt or something?

          can never be arsed to read the full facts it makes me feel like going all Michael douglas in Falling down
          _____________________________________

          Weak willed, Wank or do they have a masterplan?

          Think we have the answer..Slot!!

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            #50
            Originally posted by Craig_H View Post
            If they do not intend to build a new ground, how do they intend to make ****loads of cash from LFC? That whole thing is based on the revenues from a new ground.

            Likewise, if they let us fall out of the CL, their ability to make money will dwindle.
            Any additional profit from a new stadium will probably eaten up by interest payments. Hicks is LBO merchant and that is how they will make money.
            They will use the income from the club to reduce the debt then sell for maximum profit. The whole building a new ground is too long and complicated.
            Brandt - Keita - Van Dijk - Sessegnon

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              #51
              can't believe this is all happening..............those yank *******s are only lying toe-rags........decrepid old ****ers.

              They need to be ran out of Anfield - pronto.....
              DALGLISH !! :respect

              klopptastic !

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                #52
                Originally posted by cream View Post
                Any additional profit from a new stadium will probably eaten up by interest payments. Hicks is LBO merchant and that is how they will make money.
                They will use the income from the club to reduce the debt then sell for maximum profit. The whole building a new ground is too long and complicated.
                That all depends on whether their goals are long term or short term.

                I think they have proved they are in for the long haul when they had a chance to make a quick early profit when DIC came back in for us.

                And the fact that the Yank sports clubs are being sold of before us shows they see us as a big long term cash cow.
                Forwards.......

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                  #53
                  Originally posted by Molby View Post
                  can't believe this is all happening..............those yank *******s are only lying toe-rags........decrepid old ****ers.

                  They need to be ran out of Anfield - pronto.....
                  How? I'm afraid to say that there is no way. Besides the only group who have even bothered trying are those derided by the vast majority on here.

                  Get used to it, because we'll all soon see what it's like to support Everton. In fact, there is more chance of Everton being sold off and becoming successfull than us.
                  Forwards.......

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                    #54
                    Originally posted by DannyMan2006 View Post
                    How? I'm afraid to say that there is no way. Besides the only group who have even bothered trying are those derided by the vast majority on here.

                    Get used to it, because we'll all soon see what it's like to support Everton. In fact, there is more chance of Everton being sold off and becoming successfull than us.
                    i know dannyman, i just hope we don't fall down the slippery slope to Everton's size - not proposing any answers to getting them out - i'm just letting off steam !!
                    DALGLISH !! :respect

                    klopptastic !

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                      #55
                      Originally posted by DannyMan2006 View Post
                      That all depends on whether their goals are long term or short term.

                      I think they have proved they are in for the long haul when they had a chance to make a quick early profit when DIC came back in for us.

                      And the fact that the Yank sports clubs are being sold of before us shows they see us as a big long term cash cow.
                      They would've made little profit from a sale to DIC. They can probably sell the club now and make £200m profit, why wait another 10 years to make a little more?
                      Brandt - Keita - Van Dijk - Sessegnon

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                        #56
                        Originally posted by Molby View Post
                        i know dannyman, i just hope we don't fall down the slippery slope to Everton's size - not proposing any answers to getting them out - i'm just letting off steam !!
                        It's a guarantee at this stage in the game. Man Utd have more money than us, as do Chelsea and Man City. Add Arsenal who will have a new stadium payed off in the future and that leaves us 5th in the money stakes.

                        Add Spurs who seem to be cash rich, plus more foreign owners coming in and we will soon enough start to slide down the table.

                        Of course, if circumstances change anything can happen.
                        Forwards.......

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                          #57
                          Originally posted by cream View Post
                          They would've made little profit from a sale to DIC. They can probably sell the club now and make £200m profit, why wait another 10 years to make a little more?
                          I heard they were making close to £100m each. They bought the club for £219m and were selling it for about £500m. You do the maths.
                          Forwards.......

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                            #58
                            Originally posted by DannyMan2006 View Post
                            I heard they were making close to £100m each. They bought the club for £219m and were selling it for about £500m. You do the maths.
                            DIC offered £400m, the club had bebts of £350m. You do the maths.
                            Brandt - Keita - Van Dijk - Sessegnon

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                              #59
                              The big money is in the individual TV rights if/when it happens which is what most investors are probably looking at

                              from the bbc

                              Real Madrid signed its latest deal in 2006 - for a reported record 1.1bn euros - with Spanish film and TV company Mediapro for seven seasons of broadcast rights.
                              That works out at a huge 150m euros a year.
                              I make no apologies, this is me

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                                #60
                                Originally posted by Deano View Post
                                The big money is in the individual TV rights if/when it happens which is what most investors are probably looking at

                                from the bbc

                                Real Madrid signed its latest deal in 2006 - for a reported record 1.1bn euros - with Spanish film and TV company Mediapro for seven seasons of broadcast rights.
                                That works out at a huge 150m euros a year.
                                I agree, lots of possibilities there for the big clubs, and if it happens Liverpool are in a good position viewers wise.
                                * The above is posted in my opinion. Feel free to disagree.

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