Gillett set to sell his stake, and to walk away with around £200,000 profit for every day he has been LFC Chairman.

Tom Hicks plans to take sole control of Liverpool, as DIC confirm their £400 million offer.

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George Gillette looks set to sell his stake in the club.

Oby shares his views on the current crisis engulfing the reds.

Reds Chairman talks about the reds.

The deal between Kop Football Ltd and Wachovia/RBS is sealed on a dark day for Liverpool.

The co-owners release details of the final plans for the new Anfield stadium.

Tom Hicks denies he is about to sell Liverpool Football Club.

It is being reported today that DIC have made a bid for the entire shareholding in Liverpool Football Club this morning.

US Owners trying to lay debt with the club as DIC may offer them a way out.

Liverpool’s poor representation towards the fans continues.

In another sign of the return to normal operations at Anfield, George Gillett will fly over ahead of schedule to offer some moral support for the important game away at Marseille this week.

An editorial on the bust-up at Anfield.

Rafa, Stevie G, Jamie Carragher, Xabi and Rick Parry have all give their verdicts on the proposed new Liverpool FC stadium.

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?

The speculation on players both in and out of Anfield moved up a notch and the media have been filled with the weekend’s comments from Mr. Gillett. New Anfield Stadium proposals As we reminded everyone this morning, the reds are unveiling their plans for the new Anfield stadium to the City Council today.  The plans [...]

Liverpool FC travelled to Athens today ahead of Wednesday’s Champions League final – boosted by the signing of both Jamie Carragher and Steven Gerrard on extended contracts.

As 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.

George Gillett Jnr, Liverpool’s new co-Chairman, has spoken to the official website about the Arsenal game and the future of our club.

In dramatic developments today, work on the new Anfield stadium has been temporarily halted after Liverpool’s new owners, days in to taking control of the new club, are looking at plans to build the Premiership’s biggest football stadium.

Liverpool 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.

The big question is: Who exactly is in charge of Liverpool Football Club this week?

Steven Gerrard was thoroughly impressed when he met George Gillett and Tom Hicks prior to the pair’s takeover of Liverpool last week.

Moving 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.

After 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.

George Gillet Jnr, and Tom Hicks, the multi-millionaire and billionaires at the centre of the Liverpool investment double act left Anfield today after all but sealing their shock smash and grab of Liverpool FC.

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 [...]

Liverpool’s proposed takeover by Dubai Investment Capital has collapsed after a board meeting at Liverpool failed to ratify the groups offer.

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.

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.