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Ciggy wrote:

laza wrote:While this situation stinks it should be remember that a lot of fans were baying for foreign ownership so we could compete with souless entitys that are MUFC and Chelsea
There was always a risk and it look like we are going to pay for it now

You are right Laza but they are no abramovich's and Man U already had a stadium getting over 1 million a game.

We are no better off under these two pretenders than we where under Moores.

You know if Moores would have got a 350 million loan on the club today I would not have bat an eye lid.

I just dont trust these two as far as I could throw them.

nobybob wrote:FROM A TEXAS RANGERS FAN TO LIVERPOOL FANS
28  liverdamage
Texas Rangers fans HAVE stopped buying tickets. Attendance is down 600,000 since he purchased the team. Hicks just lowers the payroll more and raises ticket prices for the few thousand that do still go to the games.

Hicks simply won’t be able to pull the same over there as he does here though (extreme example: relegation punishes your losers, revenue sharing gives more $ to our losers). So BOYCOTT!!! He will sell the team if you put a big enough dent in his wallet.

Ciggy wrote:Sir John Moores was David Moores's uncle who was a staunch Evertonain who supported Everton, when he died he left his money to his only nephew David who was a staunch Liverpool fan and has run our club for years as best he could with his uncle Johns money.

Its a shame that it was only Littlewoods money but we done pretty feckin well with it didnt we and I wish he was still our owner now.

He would have been if that greedy b@stard Man U hadnt have floated its sale in the stock market for years that made it impossible for any one else to compete.

Kharhaz wrote:

nobybob wrote:FROM A TEXAS RANGERS FAN TO LIVERPOOL FANS
28  liverdamage
Texas Rangers fans HAVE stopped buying tickets. Attendance is down 600,000 since he purchased the team. Hicks just lowers the payroll more and raises ticket prices for the few thousand that do still go to the games.

Hicks simply won’t be able to pull the same over there as he does here though (extreme example: relegation punishes your losers, revenue sharing gives more $ to our losers). So BOYCOTT!!! He will sell the team if you put a big enough dent in his wallet.

It looks like they are as stubborn as rafa and will not sell, indeed the fact that they have gone all out to refinance these loans to ensure the stadium will be built, I think shows promise. Ok, they didnt have the money to get straight on with things but my understanding is what happens in the stock market helps them to finance all that they have, and would I be right in thinking that typical lfc bad luck has joined the owners that has had a negative effect on the stock market? Im not totally sure because I get all dizzy when people mention numbers ! They are here for the long run, boycotting matches will cost the club more and set back everything that rafa has done so far as in if there is a boycott wages WILL be slashed and our best players just leave. If its true that the refinancing is sorted then thats our stadium under way. The deposit is there so the green light is lit. They have got off to a bad start no doubt about it, but the fact that they havent sold the club, which would have been the easy option, shows that perhaps they do want the club to succeed and that they want to be a part of it,they have stuck at it. Maybe we will hear something from them once all the refinancing doo dah is set in concrete as in they will sit there and answer a long list of questions that have gathered over the last few months.

s@int wrote:

Kharhaz wrote:

nobybob wrote:FROM A TEXAS RANGERS FAN TO LIVERPOOL FANS
28  liverdamage
Texas Rangers fans HAVE stopped buying tickets. Attendance is down 600,000 since he purchased the team. Hicks just lowers the payroll more and raises ticket prices for the few thousand that do still go to the games.

Hicks simply won’t be able to pull the same over there as he does here though (extreme example: relegation punishes your losers, revenue sharing gives more $ to our losers). So BOYCOTT!!! He will sell the team if you put a big enough dent in his wallet.

It looks like they are as stubborn as rafa and will not sell, indeed the fact that they have gone all out to refinance these loans to ensure the stadium will be built, I think shows promise. Ok, they didnt have the money to get straight on with things but my understanding is what happens in the stock market helps them to finance all that they have, and would I be right in thinking that typical lfc bad luck has joined the owners that has had a negative effect on the stock market? Im not totally sure because I get all dizzy when people mention numbers ! They are here for the long run, boycotting matches will cost the club more and set back everything that rafa has done so far as in if there is a boycott wages WILL be slashed and our best players just leave. If its true that the refinancing is sorted then thats our stadium under way. The deposit is there so the green light is lit. They have got off to a bad start no doubt about it, but the fact that they havent sold the club, which would have been the easy option, shows that perhaps they do want the club to succeed and that they want to be a part of it,they have stuck at it. Maybe we will hear something from them once all the refinancing doo dah is set in concrete as in they will sit there and answer a long list of questions that have gathered over the last few months.

Yeah they really want whats best for us....... Klinsmann...... Mascherano on his way out....... no transfer funds........what next no fkn stadium......or maybe just take funds out for their U.S. based teams.

Kharhaz wrote:

s@int wrote:

Kharhaz wrote:

nobybob wrote:FROM A TEXAS RANGERS FAN TO LIVERPOOL FANS
28  liverdamage
Texas Rangers fans HAVE stopped buying tickets. Attendance is down 600,000 since he purchased the team. Hicks just lowers the payroll more and raises ticket prices for the few thousand that do still go to the games.

Hicks simply won’t be able to pull the same over there as he does here though (extreme example: relegation punishes your losers, revenue sharing gives more $ to our losers). So BOYCOTT!!! He will sell the team if you put a big enough dent in his wallet.

It looks like they are as stubborn as rafa and will not sell, indeed the fact that they have gone all out to refinance these loans to ensure the stadium will be built, I think shows promise. Ok, they didnt have the money to get straight on with things but my understanding is what happens in the stock market helps them to finance all that they have, and would I be right in thinking that typical lfc bad luck has joined the owners that has had a negative effect on the stock market? Im not totally sure because I get all dizzy when people mention numbers ! They are here for the long run, boycotting matches will cost the club more and set back everything that rafa has done so far as in if there is a boycott wages WILL be slashed and our best players just leave. If its true that the refinancing is sorted then thats our stadium under way. The deposit is there so the green light is lit. They have got off to a bad start no doubt about it, but the fact that they havent sold the club, which would have been the easy option, shows that perhaps they do want the club to succeed and that they want to be a part of it,they have stuck at it. Maybe we will hear something from them once all the refinancing doo dah is set in concrete as in they will sit there and answer a long list of questions that have gathered over the last few months.

Yeah they really want whats best for us....... Klinsmann...... Mascherano on his way out....... no transfer funds........what next no fkn stadium......or maybe just take funds out for their U.S. based teams.

Im trying to find a light at the end of the tunnel ! The last bit about taking money out of there US based teams sounds good. As for mascherano, 7 days left, I said before I think a sissoko deal will depend on keep the masch, I can only hope im right.

Kharhaz wrote:

nobybob wrote:FROM A TEXAS RANGERS FAN TO LIVERPOOL FANS
28  liverdamage
Texas Rangers fans HAVE stopped buying tickets. Attendance is down 600,000 since he purchased the team. Hicks just lowers the payroll more and raises ticket prices for the few thousand that do still go to the games.

Hicks simply won’t be able to pull the same over there as he does here though (extreme example: relegation punishes your losers, revenue sharing gives more $ to our losers). So BOYCOTT!!! He will sell the team if you put a big enough dent in his wallet.

It looks like they are as stubborn as rafa and will not sell, indeed the fact that they have gone all out to refinance these loans to ensure the stadium will be built, I think shows promise. Ok, they didnt have the money to get straight on with things but my understanding is what happens in the stock market helps them to finance all that they have, and would I be right in thinking that typical lfc bad luck has joined the owners that has had a negative effect on the stock market? Im not totally sure because I get all dizzy when people mention numbers ! They are here for the long run, boycotting matches will cost the club more and set back everything that rafa has done so far as in if there is a boycott wages WILL be slashed and our best players just leave. If its true that the refinancing is sorted then thats our stadium under way. The deposit is there so the green light is lit. They have got off to a bad start no doubt about it, but the fact that they havent sold the club, which would have been the easy option, shows that perhaps they do want the club to succeed and that they want to be a part of it,they have stuck at it. Maybe we will hear something from them once all the refinancing doo dah is set in concrete as in they will sit there and answer a long list of questions that have gathered over the last few months.

Kharhaz wrote:

s@int wrote:

Kharhaz wrote:

nobybob wrote:FROM A TEXAS RANGERS FAN TO LIVERPOOL FANS
28  liverdamage
Texas Rangers fans HAVE stopped buying tickets. Attendance is down 600,000 since he purchased the team. Hicks just lowers the payroll more and raises ticket prices for the few thousand that do still go to the games.

Hicks simply won’t be able to pull the same over there as he does here though (extreme example: relegation punishes your losers, revenue sharing gives more $ to our losers). So BOYCOTT!!! He will sell the team if you put a big enough dent in his wallet.

It looks like they are as stubborn as rafa and will not sell, indeed the fact that they have gone all out to refinance these loans to ensure the stadium will be built, I think shows promise. Ok, they didnt have the money to get straight on with things but my understanding is what happens in the stock market helps them to finance all that they have, and would I be right in thinking that typical lfc bad luck has joined the owners that has had a negative effect on the stock market? Im not totally sure because I get all dizzy when people mention numbers ! They are here for the long run, boycotting matches will cost the club more and set back everything that rafa has done so far as in if there is a boycott wages WILL be slashed and our best players just leave. If its true that the refinancing is sorted then thats our stadium under way. The deposit is there so the green light is lit. They have got off to a bad start no doubt about it, but the fact that they havent sold the club, which would have been the easy option, shows that perhaps they do want the club to succeed and that they want to be a part of it,they have stuck at it. Maybe we will hear something from them once all the refinancing doo dah is set in concrete as in they will sit there and answer a long list of questions that have gathered over the last few months.

Yeah they really want whats best for us....... Klinsmann...... Mascherano on his way out....... no transfer funds........what next no fkn stadium......or maybe just take funds out for their U.S. based teams.

Im trying to find a light at the end of the tunnel ! The last bit about taking money out of there US based teams sounds good. As for mascherano, 7 days left, I said before I think a sissoko deal will depend on keep the masch, I can only hope im right.

Kharhaz wrote:

s@int wrote:

Kharhaz wrote:

nobybob wrote:FROM A TEXAS RANGERS FAN TO LIVERPOOL FANS
28  liverdamage
Texas Rangers fans HAVE stopped buying tickets. Attendance is down 600,000 since he purchased the team. Hicks just lowers the payroll more and raises ticket prices for the few thousand that do still go to the games.

Hicks simply won’t be able to pull the same over there as he does here though (extreme example: relegation punishes your losers, revenue sharing gives more $ to our losers). So BOYCOTT!!! He will sell the team if you put a big enough dent in his wallet.

It looks like they are as stubborn as rafa and will not sell, indeed the fact that they have gone all out to refinance these loans to ensure the stadium will be built, I think shows promise. Ok, they didnt have the money to get straight on with things but my understanding is what happens in the stock market helps them to finance all that they have, and would I be right in thinking that typical lfc bad luck has joined the owners that has had a negative effect on the stock market? Im not totally sure because I get all dizzy when people mention numbers ! They are here for the long run, boycotting matches will cost the club more and set back everything that rafa has done so far as in if there is a boycott wages WILL be slashed and our best players just leave. If its true that the refinancing is sorted then thats our stadium under way. The deposit is there so the green light is lit. They have got off to a bad start no doubt about it, but the fact that they havent sold the club, which would have been the easy option, shows that perhaps they do want the club to succeed and that they want to be a part of it,they have stuck at it. Maybe we will hear something from them once all the refinancing doo dah is set in concrete as in they will sit there and answer a long list of questions that have gathered over the last few months.

Yeah they really want whats best for us....... Klinsmann...... Mascherano on his way out....... no transfer funds........what next no fkn stadium......or maybe just take funds out for their U.S. based teams.

Im trying to find a light at the end of the tunnel ! The last bit about taking money out of there US based teams sounds good. As for mascherano, 7 days left, I said before I think a sissoko deal will depend on keep the masch, I can only hope im right.

Lets try reading that again