The OFFICIAL Liverpool FC thread - Jurgen walks - Stallion vindicated

[Minder]

It's heartening to see the Utd fans obsession with Benitez shows no signs of abating.

[Gabriel_Hurl]

it's pretty sad alright

[Lecale2]

Interesting piece on th BBC website by Robert Peston the business editor. It looks like we are approaching the end game in the ownership saga. He appears to be convinced that RBS will take control of the club on 15 October plunging the parent company into liquidation. A quick sale at a knock down price.

[naka]

It's heartening to see the Utd fans obsession with Benitez shows no signs of abating.

sure old whiskey nose had to slag him off last week as well

[GalwayBayBoy]

Interesting piece on th BBC website by Robert Peston the business editor. It looks like we are approaching the end game in the ownership saga. He appears to be convinced that RBS will take control of the club on 15 October plunging the parent company into liquidation. A quick sale at a knock down price.

Hopefully it is a knock down price as there is a lot of money needed to get a new stadium built. Let alone before anything is spent on the team itself. The less a potential buyer has to spend on buying the club the more they hopefully have left over to address the other needs. Can't help thinking that Hicks has at least one more card to play before then though.

[ross4life]

Do you guys forget the Kuyt to inter Saga? to quote Rafa "i am the Coach not the manager" so if he had a similar role with pool they might not be where they are now?

[muppet]

It's heartening to see the Utd fans obsession with Benitez shows no signs of a-baiting.

Fixed

[Gabriel_Hurl]

Do you guys forget the Kuyt to inter Saga? to quote Rafa "i am the Coach not the manager" so if he had a similar role with pool they might not be where they are now?

what saga is this?

[EC Unique]

It's heartening to see the Utd fans obsession with Benitez shows no signs of abating.

I miss him, he was always good for a laugh where as with Roy... well you just have to feel sorry for him.

[ross4life]

Do you guys forget the Kuyt to inter Saga? to quote Rafa "i am the Coach not the manager" so if he had a similar role with pool they might not be where they are now?

what saga is this?

He was to Join inter & pool blamed rafa for trying to get him... Rafa told the media he had nothing to do with transfers

[Gabriel_Hurl]

Do you guys forget the Kuyt to inter Saga? to quote Rafa "i am the Coach not the manager" so if he had a similar role with pool they might not be where they are now?

what saga is this?

He was to Join inter & pool blamed rafa for trying to get him... Rafa told the media he had nothing to do with transfers

Oh - in that case, I didn't - carry on

[ross4life]

Do you guys forget the Kuyt to inter Saga? to quote Rafa "i am the Coach not the manager" so if he had a similar role with pool they might not be where they are now?

what saga is this?

He was to Join inter & pool blamed rafa for trying to get him... Rafa told the media he had nothing to do with transfers

Oh - in that case, I didn't - carry on

Kuyt then found out the wages weren't much better & claimed "I want to stay and win things at Liverpool" THE END

[J OGorman]

It's heartening to see the Utd fans obsession with Benitez shows no signs of abating.

I miss him, he was always good for a laugh where as with Roy... well you just have to feel sorry for him.

an internet troll feeling sorry for the manager of a premiership soccer team, I'm sure Roy will be devastated when he finds out

[Geoff Tipps]

Interesting piece on th BBC website by Robert Peston the business editor. It looks like we are approaching the end game in the ownership saga. He appears to be convinced that RBS will take control of the club on 15 October plunging the parent company into liquidation. A quick sale at a knock down price.

Hopefully it is a knock down price as there is a lot of money needed to get a new stadium built. Let alone before anything is spent on the team itself. The less a potential buyer has to spend on buying the club the more they hopefully have left over to address the other needs. Can't help thinking that Hicks has at least one more card to play before then though.

If RBS do take over it will be a knockdown price. Their only concern is having the debt repaid.
Yes I can't help feeling that Hicks isn't finished yet.

[Bacon]

If the parent company goes bust do the club lose points?

I think a similar thing might have happened Southampton.