Sabre wrote:I'm nobody to say what's the right thing to do, Igor, Leon and the people that are in Liverpool know better than anybody.
But I know that in the world of football, sometimes you want to get rid of something bad, you open your arms to the incoming owners, and they can be even worse. The world is full of incompetents, and corrupt people.
While I like any sing, shout or demonstration supporting Rafa and claiming how things should be done and have been done in the past in this club, I don't know whether trying to hurt in their pocket, burning flags and things like that will help.
Sometimes is better a well known bad guy than an unknown one. Those americans have done mistakes, but also put some cash to buy players like Torres. It's nice to point them out they're screwing it up, but they should be given a chance to rectify, just like we give time to Rafa and ask him to rectify, or we give time to a player and ask him to improve. But this is an external view, only.
I understand what you mean, better the devil you know....BUT first of all we need to dispel the myth that THEY gave us 'loadsamoney', they haven't, the money spent last Summer was only a net amount of APPROX. £24M, Rafas words, even Moores would have found that after a year in which the team reached the CL final and in consequence raised £25m or so.
They have sweet talked us, serenaded us with empty rhetoric and tugged on our emotional strings. We bought it because we wanted the Club to progress, we were desperate for someone to come along and propel us back to the top, Our stadium capacity is now just average, the marketing and commercial acumen was archaic, we were ripe for a saviour and we fell for it. I can't blame fans for believing, thats all we do, ffs a tiny bit of me thinks we might still win the league. The blame for this mess lies with Moores and the previous board, day by day the picture is becoming clear that the due diligence checks were not carried out, that assurances made were not set into a legal framework, they sold us to people who don't have the money and look as though they are going to mortgage the Club to its eyeballs, NOT A FCKING GOOD IDEA WHEN A RECESSION SEEMS LIKELY.
I have been really down about all the paper talk, media attention....all of which it now seems for once had truth to it. In my 23 years of following the Reds, other than the 2 obvious occassions, we have never had sustained (bad) press, we have always been the standard bearers of fair play and high values, always supporting through adversity, never walking alone, a real family Club.
The Americans have shown a complete disregard of the Liverpool way. They don't seem to understand that the Liverpool way is something tangible, something real, something that set us apart from the run of the mill, what is going on has been an embaressment that no defeat on the pitch could compare with.
I would love to see them go, and would support any action, so what if we had an empty stadium on one occassion? it would not hurt the Club in real terms, and would send a message the World would see, but i would need to know what alternative there is, who else would come in? and that is where i have been stumped, because it seems that DIC may not be interested after all.