it is slowly coming to an end for the americans my friends. Which was always going to be the case. Once it is signaled and our value hits rock bottom, our new buyer will appear.
its got to be difficult to sell the club when the owners are refusing to move but in the end if the banks stay strong then they will have no option.im just concerned that they might get a extension on there loans,
I'll buy his head and stick it on a pike for the kop end.
The fat f uck looks like his trying to get his son back on the board. WTF is his problem? Does he sit at home coming up with ways [oops] of LFC supporters some more!
Anyone that thinks come October 6th everyting will be hunky-dory is naive in the extreme.
Its not going to be simple by any means and who is to say that if we are sold there will be much more money for transfers etc than there is at the moment. Its all in the lap of the gods and nothing is certain.
If the last 4 years has shown us anything its that those two prcks will try to hang on anyway they can. They have hung in so far and will use any means possible to stay there and I for one am not convinced that they will be got rid of any time soon. :-(
Suppose we just wait and see and hope for the best but any thoughts that come 6th of October we will be able to make big signings and live in a wonderful little land of makebelief is probably a bit off the mark.
i agree just because thats the day they can call there debt in doesnt mean they will also if rbs takes control they have to sell the club, it wouldent suprise me if nothing at all happened as thats about our look.
Its oct 11th now,probably be a load of legal wrangling if the bank tries to take possesion of the club.Nothing would surprise me now,anything could happen.
