George Gillet interview coming up on Sky Sports News..........

[Baracus]

FFS.

All hail Prince Tee

[andrewces38]

Now he tells us.

Could have said something before I agree . thats worse than cock teasing..................All Hail Fresh Prince of BELL-END

[DeeTheDog]

If the rumours are true, he hasn't got mega bucks, he's another Pompey Al-Fahim, a middle-man. He's not even directly related to the Royal Saud family, he's a fake prince

I thought I read he was the 2nd son of the Saudi ruler, though I could be wrong and he could have been the 202nd son.

[cream]

This Faisal guy is definitely fronting for someone else, believed to be Prince Al-Waleed.

[Joe King]

Some might say he is the Con Artist formerly known as Prince.

[Baracus]

This Faisal guy is definitely fronting for someone else, believed to be Prince Al-Waleed.

Another prince, whoms money came from thin bel-air.

[cream]

All members of the house of Saud are known as princes

[Angryred]

Giving out titles as Princes in the Saudi Principality must be as frequent as we mention legend to the current players at Liverpool in here! Same old, same old!

[Jayesh87]

Liverpool's co-owner George Gillett, meanwhile, has denied that Prince Faisal bin Fahd bin Abdullah is close to purchasing a stake in the Anfield club. The American has been in Saudi Arabia this week as part of Liverpool's plans to sponsor football academies in the region and his own interest in extending his Nascar franchise. That has encouraged claims that Prince Faisal will become one of the new investors in Liverpool that Gillett and his co-owner, Tom Hicks, are under pressure from the banks to find, with the prince's company, F6, promoting that prospect.

But Gillett said: "I can categorically deny that we have had any conversations along those lines. The purpose of my trip to the Middle East was to talk about Liverpool football academies and stock car racing." He refused to rule out an investment from the prince completely, however. "We may discuss that at some point in the future."

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2...ernando-torres