Editorial - More Anfield woeWhy are we accepting another summer transfer carry-on?Published on: Mon 14th Jul, 2008 |
Parry gets Gillett backing over ‘offensive’ requestParry responds to the ‘offensive’ letter, Gillett gives him his backing and Benitez cancels his press conference. Another happy day at Disneyland.Published on: Fri 11th Apr, 2008 |
Parry and Moores WILL go to the ballLiverpool FC - the circus comes to town.Published on: Wed 2nd Apr, 2008 |
Liverpool 2-2 Aston VillaLiverpool fail to take all three points against Aston Villa.Published on: Mon 21st Jan, 2008 |
New Anfield proposals laid outTwo rival architect firms produce their plans for the new stadium.Published on: Wed 9th Jan, 2008 |
Are the Anfield chairmen pulling a fast one?A week of huge spending? £20 million subtract £20 million definitely works out at zero. Anybody else worried that this could be our lowest summer of spending on new players in years?Published on: Sat 7th Jul, 2007 |
Liverpool roar to another classy European victoryAs far as transitions in power at one of the World’s biggest football clubs goes, the hand over from David Moores to George Gillett and Tom Hicks, has gone down as one of the best.Published on: Wed 4th Apr, 2007 |
David Moores steps down after historic Barcelona winLiverpool Chairman David Moores has almost certainly presided over his last game as Liverpool FC chairman, and what a way to end his 16 years at the Liverpool helm.Published on: Tue 6th Mar, 2007 |
Liverpool FC send out takeover recommendationMoving swiftly on from the announcement just over 48 hours ago, Liverpool have begun to send out information to club shareholders to accept the cash offer of £5,000 per share offered by George Gillett Jnr and Tom Hicks.Published on: Fri 9th Feb, 2007 |
The dawn of a new Liverpool eraAfter years of speculation and discussions former Chairman David Moores finally made good on his promise to secure a future for Liverpool Football Club both on and off the field.Published on: Tue 6th Feb, 2007 |
Dubai Investors: Liverpool Chairman suffered a ‘mental aberration’Dubai Investment Capital have spoken to the Liverpool Echo about the collapse of the Liverpool bid - still angry at David Moores and the Liverpool board. A spokesman for the DIC investment group suggest reds Chairman David Moores had a moment of madness. “If the fans want to know what’s happened, David Moores suffered what I can [...]Published on: Fri 2nd Feb, 2007 |
INVESTMENT: Dubai withdraw Liverpool bid as Moores prefers GillettLiverpool’s proposed takeover by Dubai Investment Capital has collapsed after a board meeting at Liverpool failed to ratify the groups offer.Published on: Wed 31st Jan, 2007 |
Stock Exchange rules force Reds to reveal American ‘interest’Under Stock Exchange rules, Liverpool Football Club have today been forced to confirm the recent developments with the Liverpool take-over plan and in particular American George Gillette’s new offer for the club.Published on: Fri 26th Jan, 2007 |
Moores to pocket £75 million in LFC saleThe Dubai investment bid at Anfield is set to value the club itself at £156 million according to the BBC. Chairman David Moores, who owns just over 51% of the club’s shares, is expected to pocket £75 million from the deal. Dubai Investment Capital are at a very advanced stage after assessing the club’s finances in intimate [...]Published on: Mon 15th Jan, 2007 |
Reds deal to be done quicklyAccording to Liverpool Chief Exec. Rick Parry, the proposed takeover by Dubai Investment Capital of England’s most succesful football club, could be completed within days to weeks.Published on: Sun 14th Jan, 2007 |
Confirmed: Liverpool £450 million bid announcedThe story we posted two days ago has finally broke in the national media. Under strict financial legislation - companies need to disclose impending financial decisions and today both Liverpool FC and the Arabian Capital Investment group announced their on-going co-operation in a possible Liverpool takeover.Published on: Mon 4th Dec, 2006 |
Liverpool to be taken over by the Belfast tycoon?After what seems like endless years of discussion, names being bandied round and frustration at David Moores reticence to hand over his shares, a cash injection at Anfield appears to be getting closer and closer.Published on: Mon 27th Nov, 2006 |
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