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Sidste update på salget iflg. diverse ITK´er på diverse fora:

Der har været/er et bestyrelsesmøde i eftermiddag. Ingen ved præcis hvad de har talt om.
Huangs bud har stor opbakning blandt personer i bestyrelsen, som normalt bliver kritiseret kraftigt (HostPurslowHost).
Nogen mener at vide at Gillett er imod, men at kineserne har en ´raket i ærmet´ som han ikke er interesseret i at få i hovedet.

Samtidig rapporterer Telegraph at LFC har påbegyndt en proces, hvor Premier League skal have besked om evt. ændringer i ejerskab. (http://www.telegraph.co.…mentum.html)

Er du sikker på, at det var i ærmet?

Hvis Purslow er ombord, så kan der ske store ting. Og jeg tror (som mange andre), at Torres´ seneste udmelding er tæt forbundet med salgsprocessen.

Jeg er helt enig Fribytter. Men jeg tror såmænd ikke det er Purslow eller Ayre der skal overbevises, men Broughton.

“From the Telegraph, posted at 7pm

In a further sign that momentum is gathering towards the possible sale of the club this month, Liverpool have opened discussions with the League to ensure that any new owner complies with its ownership rules.

Under new regulations the League requires 10 days’ notice of any change of ownership or the appointment of new directors. Any new owners must also meet the Premier League board in person and provide proof that they have the funds to buy the club and sustain it for a full season.

While no buyer has yet entered the 10-day period, it is understood that senior club officials and potential new owners have contacted the League to alert them to a potential change.

Broughton is keen to conclude a deal before the end of the transfer window this month, and his confidence that there will be fresh investment at Anfield is understood to have played a part in Fernando Torres pledging his future to the club on Tuesday.

Broughton has also indicated that there are several potential bidders keen to take over from Americans Tom Hicks and George Gillett, but thus far only Chinese businessman Kenneth Huang has made his intentions explicit.

Huang, the Hong Kong-based chairman of QSJ Sports, initially approached the Royal Bank of Scotland, which has lent around £237 million to the Americans, in an attempt to exploit anxiety about their financial position and force a sale on the club board.

The bank, which initially denied it had had contact with Huang, referred him to Broughton and Barclay Capital, the investment bankers appointed to find new owners.

Huang is hoping to secure the club for no more than £300 million, a valuation that will cover the club’s debt but not provide the Americans with the profit they envisaged when they launched their leveraged takeover in 2007.

If Huang is to complete a deal and comply with the Premier League rules he will have to provide the proof of funds so far lacking from explanations of his plans.

As yet his UK advisers have declined to say who is backing Huang’s bid, saying only that he has the support of a Far Eastern sovereign wealth fund. The assumption is that the source of his capital is Chinese.

Huang’s decision to go public with his bid for the club was an attempt to pressure RBS and Broughton into pressing forward with his offer. While Hicks and Gillett are highly unlikely to approve any deal that does not reflect the value they believe they have added to the club, the other members of the board could overrule them and approve a sale.”

Nu kan du ikke sammenligne udløbsdatoen på en manager og så spillere der nærmer sig de 40 år.
Det burde ikke være nødvendigt for mig at skrive det til dig, men en fodboldspiller skal holde sig i form og kunne følge med i en fysisk liga som PL, hvilket bliver sværere når du kommer op i alderen, mens en manager kun skal bekymre sig om det taktisk aspekt af fodboldspillet. Hvis de var omvendt var Ferguson sgu da stået af for længe siden med det rødvinsforbrug.

Det lader ikke til at du ikke tror at managers har en udløbsdato. Jeg har ellers givet dig navne på nogle meget succesfulde managers, hvor det er tilfældet.

At du ikke kan anerkende det er ikke mit problem egentlig.

Det bliver en mere og mere spændende sommer efterhånden.

Det ser ud til, at vi langt om længe bliver solgt. Krydser alt hvad jeg har for at det sker.

Insua bliver. Viola har åbenbart ikke råd alligevel.

El Nino bliver i klubben.

Osv. osv.

På trods af at det vil betyde mere konkurrence for Arsenal, så må jeg da sige held og lykke, såfremt det nye foretagende er lidt mere reelle end de nuværende amerikanere.

Hahahahaha

På en liste af eventuelle positive ting, så vil jeg alligevel rangliste " et salg af klubben og " Det Dejlige Menneske Bliver" langt før, og jeg mener rigtig langt før "Insua bliver". Faktisk ville jeg slet ikke sætte det på listen over positive ting :-)

"Insua bliver. Viola har åbenbart ikke råd alligevel."

Mon ikke snarere det handler om, at Insua har indset, at PL er det eneste sted, hvor spillere på det niveau kan få så ublu lønkrav trumfet igennem.

Argentinsk landsholdspiller!