David Moores writes a letter to The Times newspaper insisting that Hicks and Gillett must walk away from the club.

Following on from yesterday’s 2nd discussion with Martin Broughton, Rafa will be digesting the answers.

Owners bring in a new chairman to help sell Liverpool FC.

Rumours in the media suggest that the reds are considering new motives to invest in the club.

Gillett’s comments are another nail in the coffin of their horrific association with our great football club.

More news on the proposed further Liverpool FC investment.

Liverpool could be split three ways as Hicks and Gillett linked with selling 50% of the club.

Further background information on today’s story in the Independent.

Gillett’s sale of the Montreal Canadiens Ice Hockey side is finalised.

The refinancing is back in the news – as is Alonso and potential replacements.

RBS responds to the Liverpool fans who contacted them expressing their dismay over the club’s huge debt burden.

The reds finances are now being discussed in Parliament.

RBS and Wachovia are highly likely to agree another loan deal with the club.

Liverpool’s two owners have put Liverpool on the brink of financial meltdown.

The Anfield giants are in more debt than at any stage in the clubs illustrious history.

Gillett considering Canadiens sale as financial situation gets worse.

Negotiations with the Kuwaiti investors are not progressing well.

Reports suggesting that Tom Hicks has been touting the club up for sale again.

The Spirit of Shankly, the Liverpool supporters group, have demanded that the Royal Bank of Scotland stop financing Tom Hicks and George Gillet’s dismal attempts at burdening further loans on to Liverpool FC.

Liverpool FC’s holding company releases its accounts and the figures prove once again that the new LFC owners are sucking the club dry.

An All-Party Parliamentary Football Group made up of members of both the House of Commons and Lords is set to examine the turmoil inside the Anfield boardroom.

Rick Parry has got a voice and urges the reds owners to get it sorted.

Tom Hicks ends talks with Dubai Investment Capital.

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.

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

Let’s start making a difference – Liverpool FC needs your help.

The Share Liverpool FC plans have been announced, but the website crashes within 10 minutes. Some information is available here.

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.

Another poor article in today’s Daily Mirror.

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.

According 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.

Stories circulating in today’s press from the Business world seem to indicate that Dubai Investment Capital intend to purchase Liverpool with the main focus based on the stadium development, Anfield regeneration and then to sell the club on to new investors.

Rick Parry and DIC both expressed their desire to secure a future for Liverpool Football Club, but only in a way that would respect the club’s historic traditions and values.

The 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.

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.