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Postby SouthCoastShankly » Wed Aug 04, 2010 4:21 pm

In England a man from China is set to buy Liverpool FC. In Liverpool, a man is set to buy a number 21 with extra soy sauce.
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Postby jono » Wed Aug 04, 2010 4:37 pm

Right, the inbox is groaning with PMs so, with respect and in the interests of sanity and practicality I’ve deleted the lot. I understand and share the clamour for info, and that’s what I’ve been trying to get all day. In a takeover process like this there will be lulls, there’ll be periods of frantic activity and today has been, in terms of solid-gold info, slow. Let’s recap…

Sunday night, Huang decides the right way to proceed is to go public with his interest. (Let’s use the name ‘Huang’ as shorthand, here. Everyone now understands that he is the front man for a takeover group of, believe me, enormous wealth. If this comes down to Martin Broughton having the casting vote, he‘ll have to apologise to Abramovich and tell him they‘re worth a hundred of him). Paul McCarthy asked on SSN why Huang refused to sign a confidentiality clause, implying that this somehow made his bid less credible. Wrong. The opposite is true. Huang has driven this right out into the open so that the world can see how much is at stake and how it’s playing out. Nobody is suggesting that, behind closed doors, the Liverpool board might feel tempted to act in an underhand way. But with Huang taking his bid out into the open air, if the LFC board DOES subsequently decide to decline his offer they’re now obliged to tell us how they reached that decision.

I get my info from six different people at differing times. Four of them I’d call friends. They’re all, in their field, very well placed, very influential. They’re people who, if anyone could know, would know what’s going on with these bids. I trust them. And after yesterday‘s board meeting, they were convinced that the Huang bid was the one being taken seriously by the board, by RBS and by Barcap. To put it another way, there is only one bid that has been referred to the Premier League by Liverpool F.C, and that’s the Huang bid.

What happened between 11 last night and 6 this morning, when Alan Myers broke his Kirdi exclusive? The nature of the exclusive was that at 2 a.m he received an email from Kirdi announcing that he was in “advanced negotiations” with Gillet and Hicks. Nowhere in that statement were the names Barcap or Broughton mentioned, and nothing has appeared since to legitimise Kirdi‘s claims that a takeover is imminent. Only Myers knows why he just happened to be checking emails at 2 a.m - a scoundrel might suggest that the board meeting didn’t go quite as Gillett and Hicks were hoping, and long-established Hicks patsy Myers was contacted as a matter of urgency. Who knows. My own immediate reaction on seeing SSN’s latest sensational(ist) twist was a wry smile and a muttered:

“Here we go then. Bit later than we thought, but here comes George’s fight back…”

As an aside, two of my sources work at the highest level in the City. They both believe that Gillett is about to go bust. According to them, he really, really needs to walk away from this sale with some profit. The “rocket” I alluded to comes from these sources, and is in relation to Gillett’s financial wellbeing. So I’ll say again - Gillett is some poker player. I almost admire his nerve. But in his shoes I’d quit while the going is as good as it is.

The only other thing I can say for sure is that Martin Broughton remains in talks with Kenneth Huang. And that Huang is still very much the front runner. But from a start point where I was sharing monumental information with a mature and generally reasonable forum this has got to a point where I now feel pressurised to provide updates and exclusives where, in reality, days can go by where not much happens. I’m just a fan, desperate to give you all good news but unless and until I can ascertain something conclusive, something that moves this thread significantly closer to the bit where we go out and celebrate, I won’t be posting for a while. And no more PM s please.


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Postby jacdaniel » Wed Aug 04, 2010 4:49 pm

i don't know much about any of these business men but huang seems to be the way to go.  Sounds like he has a good track record and the American's will lose out.

lets hope he makes a formal bid soon.
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Postby Redman in wales » Wed Aug 04, 2010 4:53 pm

Bamba is well placed, well respected and its great he posts this info. but already it's incorrect.

Bamba:
And after yesterday‘s board meeting, they were convinced that the Huang bid was the one being taken seriously by the board, by RBS and by Barcap. To put it another way, there is only one bid that has been referred to the Premier League by Liverpool F.C, and that’s the Huang bid.


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Postby roberto green » Wed Aug 04, 2010 4:53 pm

jono wrote:
Right, the inbox is groaning with PMs so, with respect and in the interests of sanity and practicality I’ve deleted the lot. I understand and share the clamour for info, and that’s what I’ve been trying to get all day. In a takeover process like this there will be lulls, there’ll be periods of frantic activity and today has been, in terms of solid-gold info, slow. Let’s recap…

Sunday night, Huang decides the right way to proceed is to go public with his interest. (Let’s use the name ‘Huang’ as shorthand, here. Everyone now understands that he is the front man for a takeover group of, believe me, enormous wealth. If this comes down to Martin Broughton having the casting vote, he‘ll have to apologise to Abramovich and tell him they‘re worth a hundred of him). Paul McCarthy asked on SSN why Huang refused to sign a confidentiality clause, implying that this somehow made his bid less credible. Wrong. The opposite is true. Huang has driven this right out into the open so that the world can see how much is at stake and how it’s playing out. Nobody is suggesting that, behind closed doors, the Liverpool board might feel tempted to act in an underhand way. But with Huang taking his bid out into the open air, if the LFC board DOES subsequently decide to decline his offer they’re now obliged to tell us how they reached that decision.

I get my info from six different people at differing times. Four of them I’d call friends. They’re all, in their field, very well placed, very influential. They’re people who, if anyone could know, would know what’s going on with these bids. I trust them. And after yesterday‘s board meeting, they were convinced that the Huang bid was the one being taken seriously by the board, by RBS and by Barcap. To put it another way, there is only one bid that has been referred to the Premier League by Liverpool F.C, and that’s the Huang bid.

What happened between 11 last night and 6 this morning, when Alan Myers broke his Kirdi exclusive? The nature of the exclusive was that at 2 a.m he received an email from Kirdi announcing that he was in “advanced negotiations” with Gillet and Hicks. Nowhere in that statement were the names Barcap or Broughton mentioned, and nothing has appeared since to legitimise Kirdi‘s claims that a takeover is imminent. Only Myers knows why he just happened to be checking emails at 2 a.m - a scoundrel might suggest that the board meeting didn’t go quite as Gillett and Hicks were hoping, and long-established Hicks patsy Myers was contacted as a matter of urgency. Who knows. My own immediate reaction on seeing SSN’s latest sensational(ist) twist was a wry smile and a muttered:

“Here we go then. Bit later than we thought, but here comes George’s fight back…”

As an aside, two of my sources work at the highest level in the City. They both believe that Gillett is about to go bust. According to them, he really, really needs to walk away from this sale with some profit. The “rocket” I alluded to comes from these sources, and is in relation to Gillett’s financial wellbeing. So I’ll say again - Gillett is some poker player. I almost admire his nerve. But in his shoes I’d quit while the going is as good as it is.

The only other thing I can say for sure is that Martin Broughton remains in talks with Kenneth Huang. And that Huang is still very much the front runner. But from a start point where I was sharing monumental information with a mature and generally reasonable forum this has got to a point where I now feel pressurised to provide updates and exclusives where, in reality, days can go by where not much happens. I’m just a fan, desperate to give you all good news but unless and until I can ascertain something conclusive, something that moves this thread significantly closer to the bit where we go out and celebrate, I won’t be posting for a while. And no more PM s please.


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Postby Ciggy » Wed Aug 04, 2010 4:54 pm

fergieisawhiskeynosedtw@t wrote:
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7_Kewell wrote:our rivals are making decisions? what utter sh!te, as usual.

Not so long ago you said Torres and Gerrard were being sold...you also claimed that "woy" was a yes man and wouldn't do anything to improve the squad or stop players leaving.

How much sh!te can you spout?

Broughton is here to SELL OUR CLUB. Not SELL TORRES TO CHELSEA. The fact he (and Harris) support other teams is irelivant. This is business and they have a job to do.

Is this pick on Ciggy day  ???

So far this morning bamaga man, Big Mick, Southcoast Shankly and now you.

You gang of arl feckin wimin get a life.  :laugh:

or you could just use your ignore button, now theres a thought 

Ciggy - I think you talk sh.ite as well but then you know that LOL  :D

probably one of the most important period in the clubs history and you start spouting off :censored: about the Manager.

Stop with the ridiculous posts as your stance on the choice of Roy Hodgson is well documented.

In Roy we trust   YNWA :nod

You all know where the pm button is if you have a problem with me, you all know where the ignore poster button is also, so I suggest you lot use it.

And Fergie my posts about Roy where feckin weeks ago when he took over, I am not happy he is our manager, do you want me to lie and say that I am  ???

Congratulations and well done turning the ownership topic into your pathetic childish spats once again.
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Postby puroresu » Wed Aug 04, 2010 4:54 pm

Chinese businessman Kenny Huang has confirmed his interest in investing in Liverpool, but says he has not made a formal offer for the club.

Huang, who is the founder and chairman of Hong Kong-based investment company QSL Sports Ltd, has been linked with a bid to buy out Liverpool's debt.

Current Liverpool owners George Gillett and Tom Hicks are looking to sell and several parties are reportedly interested in a takeover.

However, in a statement released to The Sport Briefing by Huang's representatives, the QSL chief has stated that reports of an official bid are premature.

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The statement read: "In response to widespread media reports that Kenny Huang had made a formal bid for Liverpool Football Club, Mr Huang would like to emphasise that he has registered interest in investing in Liverpool FC but has made no formal bid.

"There has been much speculation and commentary from a wide array of people, many of whom have little knowledge of the facts.

"Unless there is a statement that specifically comes from Mr Huang or his authorised representatives, which presently is solely Hill & Knowlton Hong Kong office, we would suggest such comments should be given little credence.

"At this point in time there is nothing further for Mr Huang to announce. If there comes a time where this changes, we will make the appropriate announcements."

Huang is backed by one of the wealthiest investment funds in the Far East and is well known in China for his interests in baseball and basketball, having last year bought a 15% stake in NBA franchise Cleveland Cavaliers.

He also has long-term deals to develop China's domestic baseball and basketball leagues in a nation where the two sports are rapidly growing in popularity.


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Postby Fauxy » Wed Aug 04, 2010 4:55 pm

Come on Huang matee make the bid!!!
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Postby jono » Wed Aug 04, 2010 5:00 pm

bamba is like a genuine lakes and the staff on rawk reckon he's a legit ITK
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Postby The Raven » Wed Aug 04, 2010 5:04 pm

jono wrote:bamba is like a genuine lakes and the staff on rawk reckon he's a legit ITK

Hes already wrong tho? UNLESS ITS A DOUBLE BLUFF!


Someone open up an Xfile.

EDIT, Rawk lock the thread.......again.........and more or less admit bamba was wrong.

So we are now back to cancers mate.
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Postby red till i die!! » Wed Aug 04, 2010 5:22 pm

ssn are claiming the syrian has all but signed the papers.
he has agreed a price.
he has put forward plans to start a new stadium.
he has discussed squad strenghtening and will make funds available.
he has agreed a deal with hicks and gillett.

is it possible for them two to do a deal without the boards backing? or not?
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Postby jono » Wed Aug 04, 2010 5:23 pm

they locked the thread because of all the silly posts goin on
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Postby Reg » Wed Aug 04, 2010 5:27 pm

Its all rumour, insinuation and aspersion until we hear the official announcement that a deal is done.

Enjoy the ride but ffs dont get upset over it.
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Postby lakes10 » Wed Aug 04, 2010 5:28 pm

jono wrote:bamba is like a genuine lakes and the staff on rawk reckon he's a legit ITK

His post that was just posted on he is almost all wrong

by the way i am very genuine , one of the most genuine persons you will ever meet and heres why,......I get it wrong sometimes.

as i have always said i post what i am told and leave it up to you to make your own minds up.

information can be right at the time you are told it yet it can be wrong by the time you post it.
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Postby The Raven » Wed Aug 04, 2010 5:36 pm

red till i die!! wrote:ssn are claiming the syrian has all but signed the papers.
he has agreed a price.
he has put forward plans to start a new stadium.
he has discussed squad strenghtening and will make funds available.
he has agreed a deal with hicks and gillett.

is it possible for them two to do a deal without the boards backing? or not?

I dont think so no.
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