Cheesecake
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:bsmilie: sure sure :bsmilie:
HEAR HEAR! THIS IS ANFIELD!! - LFC THREAD no. 17!
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Cheesecake
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Torres is a Liverpool fan even when he was at athletico...he wore the armband with YNWA underneath,never a manure logo...
wahahahaha
u can't always haf it all la. :bsmilie::bsmilie:
zhapchit
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Torres joined liverpool becos he didnt want to form circles at old toilet lah :bsmilie:
Cheesecake
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:bsmilie: highly likely!!!! HEHEHEHEHEeeeeeee :bsmilie:
ernest_ted
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steady .. :thumbsup:
Shearer didnt join Man U when he had the chance. He only has 1 EPL to show.
Stevie G also didnt join Man U on sch boy terms. EPL akang datang.
Mickey Owen also didnt join Man U also on sch boy terms, def no EPL to show. Retirement round the corner.
Torrid, well, he likes to play Spanish matador up in Liverpool :bsmilie:
roDz
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not everybody glory hunters...some take pride in what they do rite?
I have been glory hunter for Man U since 1977 :kiss:.
zhapchit
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because they have bigger ambitions :lovegrin:
roDz
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red since 75...i even have it printed on the back of my jersey..:kiss::kiss::sticktong
Cheesecake
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roadrunner_552
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now owen jail at permanently sickbay liao. :bsmilie:
Cheesecake
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:bsmilie::bsmilie:
He going to downgrade soon. PES X liao, excused from explaining his scoring ratio and his pay package :bsmilie:
Cheesecake
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roDz
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if owen now wants to go to mu thinking he will win lotsa trophies like when he left LFC for fake madrid...please let him go...coz after that LFC win CL...:bsmilie:knowing his pattern, end of season he will ask for a move.
Cheesecake
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waaaaaa :bsmilie::bsmilie:
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DIC now linked with total takeover at Liverpool FC
Mar 25 2008
LIVERPOOL'S long-time suitors Dubai International Capital are thought to be within three or four weeks of making a bid for complete control of Anfield.
DIC is reported to have decided to offer £400million for Liverpool FC, but would also bring in a minority investor to back it up.
As the Daily Post revealed earlier this month, George Gillett, one of the two Americans who currently run Liverpool, had agreed to sell his half to DIC.
But that move was blocked by co-owner Tom Hicks, who apparently has final say on if Gillett can sell.
DIC, who lost out to Gillett and Hicks in the race for Anfield last year, are now said to be confident that Hicks will sell now, despite Hicks insisting just weeks ago he didn't play to sell at all.
Although DIC, which is the private equity investment arm of the Dubai government, realises it is paying a high price for Liverpool Gillett and Hicks bought the club for £219m 13 months ago it believes it will be a price worth paying.
A source is quoted as saying: "It's not a cheap deal and Hicks is holding out but there is confidence that it will now finally happen."
DIC, whose chief executive Sameer Al-Ansari is a life-long fan of the club and who will join the board, has ambitious plans which could include involving some of its other investment vehicles in an attempt to raise its profile.
The hotel group Jumeirah could be used as part of the development of a new stadium. A wide-ranging review of the club, and its revenue streams, will be conducted.
DIC's confidence appears to stem from claims that some of the loans Hicks used to buy Liverpool are due to be refinanced again soon with the American money markets now less welcoming to big loans as a result of the credit crunch.
Mar 25 2008
LIVERPOOL'S long-time suitors Dubai International Capital are thought to be within three or four weeks of making a bid for complete control of Anfield.
DIC is reported to have decided to offer £400million for Liverpool FC, but would also bring in a minority investor to back it up.
As the Daily Post revealed earlier this month, George Gillett, one of the two Americans who currently run Liverpool, had agreed to sell his half to DIC.
But that move was blocked by co-owner Tom Hicks, who apparently has final say on if Gillett can sell.
DIC, who lost out to Gillett and Hicks in the race for Anfield last year, are now said to be confident that Hicks will sell now, despite Hicks insisting just weeks ago he didn't play to sell at all.
Although DIC, which is the private equity investment arm of the Dubai government, realises it is paying a high price for Liverpool Gillett and Hicks bought the club for £219m 13 months ago it believes it will be a price worth paying.
A source is quoted as saying: "It's not a cheap deal and Hicks is holding out but there is confidence that it will now finally happen."
DIC, whose chief executive Sameer Al-Ansari is a life-long fan of the club and who will join the board, has ambitious plans which could include involving some of its other investment vehicles in an attempt to raise its profile.
The hotel group Jumeirah could be used as part of the development of a new stadium. A wide-ranging review of the club, and its revenue streams, will be conducted.
DIC's confidence appears to stem from claims that some of the loans Hicks used to buy Liverpool are due to be refinanced again soon with the American money markets now less welcoming to big loans as a result of the credit crunch.
SBS :bsmilie:
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