Liverpool FC Forum

[dosserboy]

Why can't moores & Parry step down, (let L4 buy us) and just be supporters of LFC just like us. If I had their money I would Retire buy a box at Anfield and play a bit of golf!! THEY HAVE DONE THEIR BIT (which we are very grateful for)

[Gareth G]

I have to be honest, the future isnt looking too bright for us is it?

[Starbridge42]

Not financially at least

[SALTROCK67]

Its not looking that bright on the pitch either!!

[LFC #1]

let's be negative ay, it's fun . FFS!

[SALTROCK67]

Not being negative just realistic.

[LFC #1]

I know mate, just on a right downer at the moment.

[Ciggy]

Could be worse we could have all been evertonians they felt like this for years .
no all jokes aside, we are no bigger than a mid table club, it hurts but you have to face facts.
Unless there is a big money  investment we will be a midtable club for years to come also.

[LFC #1]

wouldn't go that far, but we are a way off the top 3 at the moment.

[82-1074641017]

Whats going to happen now? Wheres the money going to come from for a new stadium, and new players?


Kraft abandons attempt to to buy stake in Liverpool
By Andrew Murray-Watson (Filed: 23/01/2005)


The L4 consortium, headed by the US-based billionaire Kraft family, has abandoned its attempt to buy a stake in Liverpool Football Club.
   
An executive close to the family said yesterday: "David Moores, the chairman of Liverpool, wanted a price that, for a minority stake in the club, was unrealistic."

It is believed that Moores was looking for more than £50m from L4 - fronted by Hollywood executives Stuart Ford and Mike Jefferies - in exchange for a 30 per cent stake. The deal would have valued Liverpool at close to £200m.

L4's decision is the latest in a string of setbacks for the Liverpool board, which has failed to secure investment in the team, despite interest from three different parties.

Steve Morgan, a building magnate, has made four cash offers for the club - all spurned by the Moores. Last year, Liverpool rejected an offer from the Thai businessman, Paiboon Damrong- chaitham. The Krafts, owners of the New England Patriots American football franchise, were the last-known financial suitors.

In 2004, Liverpool Football Club lost £21.9m

I wont be buying their cheese anymore

[Ciggy]

wouldn't go that far, but we are a way off the top 3 at the moment.

That team yesterday was like watching man city and thats no joke, time to get some bread and butter players in that fight for the course, then we will be on the right track until then, we will be a midtable side.

[LFC #1]

can't disagree with that Lynds unfortunately.

[polygemus]

I seriously wonder wtf is our chairman and executive committee doing? 3 lucrative cash offers all spurned.....