roadrunner_552
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Wooo jeff kor kor had returned!!!!!!!!! :sweatsm:
LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL CLUB: You'll Never Walk Alone! (37) A NEW BEGINNING!
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Wooo jeff kor kor had returned!!!!!!!!! :sweatsm:
Cheesecake
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:bsmilie: i tot we all saw ghost. :bsmilie:
roadrunner_552
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no lar. We know long ago he is our closet fan all along. :thumbsup::bsmilie:
marios_pittas
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Well, they had to choose a colour and them being yankees and all, not catching that much about football, they thought they had to chose something that matches the team jerseys and all, thus "red"!
Cheesecake
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7th month approaching? :bsmilie::bsmilie:
Cheesecake
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Harris was also involved in previous efforts to sell Liverpool, and said that fans should not be too concerned by reports the club could go out of business while warning that manager Rafa Benitez could be facing a tough transfer window.
Owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett lost £42million last year, mainly through interest payments on the £350million loans taken out when they bought the club.
With a July 24 deadline looming to refinance those loans, Liverpool's accountants this week warned there is "significant doubt" about the parent company's ability to remain as a going concern.
"That is statement is one that is issued as a warning to the shareholders, and I would have thought in this case that the two shareholders are perfectly well aware of the situation at the club," Harris said.
"It's serious but it's a warning to the shareholders."
Rather than go out of business, Harris said Hicks and Gillett are realistically facing three owners: to sell up; find additional funds by selling other assets; or sell players to make up the shortfall.
Harris admitted the last would be "the most dire" as far as fans are concerned, and added: "I think that whatever happens, Rafa Benitez's manoeuvres in the transfer market will be restricted."
Owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett lost £42million last year, mainly through interest payments on the £350million loans taken out when they bought the club.
With a July 24 deadline looming to refinance those loans, Liverpool's accountants this week warned there is "significant doubt" about the parent company's ability to remain as a going concern.
"That is statement is one that is issued as a warning to the shareholders, and I would have thought in this case that the two shareholders are perfectly well aware of the situation at the club," Harris said.
"It's serious but it's a warning to the shareholders."
Rather than go out of business, Harris said Hicks and Gillett are realistically facing three owners: to sell up; find additional funds by selling other assets; or sell players to make up the shortfall.
Harris admitted the last would be "the most dire" as far as fans are concerned, and added: "I think that whatever happens, Rafa Benitez's manoeuvres in the transfer market will be restricted."
7th month is 2 months long :bsmilie:
Cheesecake
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u all took leave ah? :bsmilie:
marios_pittas
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Think one has to be wise as to what they believe from what they read:
from:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/gossip_and_transfers/8087603.stm
"Liverpool have claimed that they will be able to outspend most of their rivals this summer despite the financial problems affecting the club, with a senior source saying, "We have more spare cash to spend than any club except Chelsea.""
see:
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premier_league/liverpool/article6446668.ece
Burn joss sticks and papers :bsmilie:
that makes the both of us!
The one I support are called Yankees. Originally from Estonia so they knw about football, not just American football, and how to win from owners point of view
marios_pittas
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Cheesecake
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:sweat::sweat:
Cheesecake
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The one I support are called Yankees. Originally from Estonia so they knw about football, not just American football, and how to win from owners point of view
:think: huh?
Some people call it toxic assets or something, right ?! ... ha ha
It be Chapter 11 in USA or in plain language, bankrupt :bsmilie:
dexlab
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bankrupt is chapter 7. Not 11.
marios_pittas
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Let him enjoy it while he can.. after that it is unlikely that he will visit the this discussion only to get jeered :bsmilie:
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