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i'm wondering if the stupid board had sold to DIC in the first place, none of this would have happened. but i tink they baised , tink that white money better...

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steam steam see porn in this forum
enter the lfc thread makes my steam go off!!!

3years ago, benitez once said he wanted to built a chiampionship status around stevie g and now this news come out!!
wad da hell is hapening...
as i once said earlier (earlier post), if gerrard goes , i bang my head onto all the corners of my house AND
this time i pull benitez head as we both bang together!!!! :D :D

aniway...
i dun believe this news unless....... :p
p/s :anyone else joining me :)

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BBC SPORT | Football | My Club | Liverpool | I want to leave Anfield - Gerrard
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The news above alomost breaks my heart when i do a quick search on internet...
but.........
the date(of the news) makes me smile again... :)

hope this kind of news never ever ever appear on the front pg of any newspaper of sports or any other kind of article in the near future...

keeping my fingers and posibbly toes too crossed :D

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Of course don't believe la... :D

Bro SKILLFULL LICK, next time when you paste the news articles, mind quoting the source too, so I know where it comes from (and thus, whether to trust the news or not)?

谢谢你 :)

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Relec bro,dont do that skali u get injure urself we got no more mina clips and pics to view already:D
Ok thats how i thought...There is a possibility,reason being:

1)After 4 seasons working together,both still cant see eyes to eyes
2)Currently we are in the period of financial crisis,and the club really in need of cash to strengthen the team 4 next season,considering that we are the top spender this season with the total spending ard 70m pounds++,so im just wondering how much money will be cater for this summer?
3)SG current contract will be due on summer 2011,and he will be turning 28th this comming may(28th as a player should be at the peak of his career),if he is for sales,lots of club will be willing to come out with good price..40m+ pounds maybe..enough 4 the club to bring in 2 worldclass signing:D
3)If both party(SG&LFC)really share the common vision,so far there is still no news of new contract talk..not even in tabloids,totally silence..
4)Of course all this will surely not happen if
A)new strong investors come in
B)change of manager which he manage to convince Stevie G that his future is in Liverpool..



No problem bro:)..the above news is from The Sunday Mail..I get it from another LFC forum.But the news that i posted here is not totally impossible..cos i've already cencor lots of crazy news...eg sometime back "LFC keen on Andrea Pirlo"...:D

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Bro, you have posted and written a lot of stuff here, some good some not so good. The rumours you posted (I won't even call it news/reports) belong to the latter category. Kindly refrain from posting trash here. We are Pool fans and we are more discerning and intelligent than the average glory-hunting twat. TY.

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Liverpool owners reject £400m DIC takeover


Liverpool co-owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett have rejected Dubai International Capital's £400million bid for the Premier League club.

The offer, which would represent a £25million profit for each of the American tycoons, was immediately turned down, an associate involved with the negotiations revealed. He spoke on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the situation.

The source also suggests that Hicks had not formally rejected the offer but has made it very clear that he is unwilling to sell his share in the club.

Hicks is committed to retaining his 50 percent share in Liverpool while Gillett is reportedly willing to sell. Hicks has said he can block Gillett from selling his stake.

Although no formal statement is expected from Hicks, his stance remains the same as last month, when he said: 'Reports that I am about to sell my stake in the Liverpool Football Club, or to invite DIC to examine the club's books in preparation for such a sale - like other such reports planted in the UK press in recent weeks by parties with their own self-interested agenda - are absolutely and categorically false.

'The reality is that I am personally, professionally and financially committed to the club and its supporters and I will continue to honour that commitment to the best of my ability now and in the future.'

The American duo bought the club last year for approximately £218m - beating a rival bid from the Dubai consortium.


Don't know whether this is good or bad....:(

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knnbccb those fucking yanks are really screwing this club, they make it look like they are genuinely interested in football but know nuts about the game..it is so obvious they are holding for better profits...:mad:

fucking yanks been screwing up in anything they put their feet in...from Vietnam to Iraq..and now they want to fucking screw up Liverpool..

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Well said....this i agree every single words..!! bloody yanks..!!:mad:

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Fans cautious over DIC bid

Liverpool supporters expected to protest at US owners

Last updated: 5th March 2008

Liverpool fans have given a cautious welcome to Dubai International Capital's takeover bid, urging their American owners to accept the offer.

Supporters are expected to express their dissent towards the regime of George Gillett and Tom Hicks during Wednesday's Barclays Premier League match with West Ham.


Neil Atkinson, spokesperson for the Liverpool Supporters Union 'Spirit of Shankly', told the Daily Telegraph: "Should DIC make their way into the club, they should be welcomed with caution - they may or may not have the best interests of the club at heart."


Atkinson listed a number of perceived injustices by the current Liverpool owners - including delays in the construction of a new stadium and holding talks with Jurgen Klinsmann - before adding: "(DIC chief executive Sameer) al-Ansari talks about Tom Hicks' valuation of the club being 'in dreamland'. Mr Hicks is further in dreamland if he thinks he will ever be accepted at LFC.


"If he tries to grin and bear it then it emphasises what we already know - he's only in it for one reason: the money and the money alone.


"I'm sure Liverpool supporters will make their feelings known at the West Ham game - let Mr Hicks and Mr Gillett go now with their profit.


"Let us start again with new owners, keep our eyes open and work with them within our heritage and tradition."


Liverpool co-owner Hicks says he has not formally rejected DIC's reported offer for the club but remains unwilling to sell his stake, according to a source close to the American.


It is understood that DIC made an offer for fellow owner George Gillett's 50% share in the club on Tuesday, which was extended to Hicks.


But associates of Hicks have reiterated the stance made public at the end of last month when he vehemently denied that his stake was up for sale.


Despite reports that DIC are willing to pay ?00million for the Merseysiders, handing Hicks and Gillett a profit of ?5million each, and take on all of the club's debt, Hicks' position appears as entrenched as ever.


He remains unwilling to deal with any parties who would ask him to accept anything other than majority shareholder status, and retains the ability to veto any sale of Gillett's stake.

SKY SPORTS

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I remembered seeing a picture with one of the Liverpool fans actually holding up a sign during a match with something like that in the New Paper. IMHO, I feel we should separate politics and soccer.

I would be cautious too, as bringing in a new owner will bring in uncertainty. We will never know if it's a good or bad move. I guess most of us also didn't expect things to turn out like this when the Americans first took over Liverpool as owners?

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Bro I agree with you that we are stepping into the unknown but I think the fact that DIC is still persistent and willing to bid an amount which will give the yanks a profit (in effect raising DIC's original bid) shows something about their intentions.

And if the yanks bail and DIC comes in, for sure Rick Parry and David Moores have got to be sacked - FOR SURE!

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Yes bro rahl, however when DIC enforced a deadline when they first wanted to buy Liverpool, I felt they were trying to show their "power", which I also felt David Moores did the right thing into not giving into them.

If Liverpool really ends up with DIC, I really hope we don't become like another Chelsea (no offence to them) as I feel they won't take 2nd place as a result. Worse off right now, we are struggling to even reach 4th place (which I feel, in the end we will :)) and I foresee them making very big overhauls with the current squad and management.