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Hi,

I am sick of it all.

I am sick of:
Lies from June about: Gerrard transfer to Madrid, Mascherano transfer to Barcelona or Inter, Yossi to Chelsea.
Lies about the new buyers.
Lies about the new manager (Hodson, Dalgislh, Capelo, etc)

None is telling us the truth about the club.

It is the worst summer in my life.. because I know nothing.. I know nothing about the club.

We have a club with a Communication Department... where are they now??


We are living in a big lie

Is it the Liverpool way of making the things???

Thanks

I am sure this will make a good book

Anfield the truth

i am getting more and more annoyed everyday that goes by ..

why cant our so called "top players" just declare what the [oops] is going on ..

and why cant the so called "buying team" do their job and [oops] off ..

Hi,

It is really really hard for me.
I live in Spain and the media is talking about some informations. Then I read here another informations. But the day after everything is false.

But is it really difficult for the club to inform the fans.?

And the key question: Have the americans sold the club???

thanks

Unfortunately jesus we have a snake in purslow,and so long as he is at the club then get used to the lies.
If you like do a search on him and you will then understand why the yanks brought him in.
I have never seen so much transfer activity without the managers name been mentioned once.

Even the Fourm Editor has gone quite

Because there is sod all to say that's why.

Its just like the old days. if it happens Liverpool will be the first to tell you about it. thats the way i prefer it cos i'm sick of Liverpool having to reply from newpaper rumours.

I don't understand it either.

I find it hard to believe the club can service its debts without selling players. As long as Liverpool can succeed in servicing its debts, then RBS will not pull the plug ; why should they ? They're probably raking it in.

I think it's rather artificial to think that Roy H won't get anything at all from player sales. He is supposed to have a transfer kitty of 15 million less whatever compensation has to be paid to Fulham. That won't get us far. He has to have at least a share of transfer revenues, although it clearly means we are trading in world class players for average replacements.

As I have said before, we can't ask questions - much as we would like to ! - but I find it hard to believe that any manager worth his salt would take a job knowing that the club's star players would be sold and the money go down a black hole , meaning he would have to rely on Bosmans, rejects, and bargain basement signings to put 11 men on the pitch every week.

I remain rather pessimistic.

Dont be pessimistic Mike dont you remember what hicks said in January


Tom Hicks has pledged to back manager Rafael Benitez in the next transfer market claiming this summer's spending will be "big".

The Reds owner has come under fire of late after Anfield chiefs instructed the Spaniard to recoup £16 million in player to service interest payments on the club's £200 million debt in addition of £1.5 million for his own budget for the January window - expected to cover the capture of Maxi Rodriguez from Atletico Madrid.

Andrea Dossena secured a £4.5 million move to Napoli last Friday whilst the £1.8 million deal to take Andriy Voronin to Dynamo Moscow was finalised on Sunday. Philipp Degen's departure is expected to follow with the likes of Albert Riera and Ryan Babel also the subject of interest from potential suitors.

On Sunday, winger Babel publicly expressed his frustrations at the lack of spending at Anfield but Hicks has pledged to allow Kop boss Benitez to invest substantially in the summer in addition to refusing to sell star players such as Steven Gerrard and Fernando Torres in order to service Liverpool's debts.

The duo had been touted for possible departures from Anfield after Rafael Benitez conceded that he would have to consider substantial offers for the Reds' front pairing if they were formally tabled.

Proposed new legislation by Michel Platini to allow UEFA to bar clubs making consecutive losses over three seasons entry to both the Champions League and the Europa League which could see prize assets at several clubs such as Manchester United, Chelsea and Manchester City going under the hammer.

However Hicks has dismissed talk of players being sold and touted work on the club's proposed new stadium in Stanley Park, believed to be starting before the end of April, as a key factor in the club's progression.

The 63-year-old also cited the news that rivals United had announced pre-tax profits of £48.2 million which was only secured by the £80 million sale of Cristiano Ronaldo to Real Madrid last summer.

He said: "Our debt is very manageable (see Man U) and we never use player sales for debt service. Our interest on £200 million is about £16 million.

"The new stadium will be the game changer. Christian [Purslow] is working very hard on it.

“Our interest on £200 million is about £16 million. The new stadium will be the game changer. January is a poor quality market. The summer window will be big.