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mill financial is a hedge fund company,probably why they were not considered.

i guess its good that there appears to be alot of interest in buying the club

Hmmmm they've worked with hicks and gilette in the past, strange that...

12.42pm: The secondary offer that H&G's representatives refer to is from Mill Financial. The offer includes repaying all debts and putting £100m towards the new stadium. Mill Financial took over some of Gillett's stake. Mill Financial were meant to meet Broughton last Thursday to discuss a possible takeover but it was cancelled. Hicks and Gillett's representative wants to know why this meeting was cancelled. Mill Financial remain interested in buying Liverpool.

this Lim guy is bad news im telling ye ,,, the board took time to do due diligence on all prospective bidders and already choose NESV ... we made a huge mistake going with those two scumbag american tossers over D.I.C the last time lets not do the same again ...YNWA

not sure lim is too bad,would be more worried about mill financial imo.

12.56pm: Back to court, H&G's representatives: "Claims there was no meeting of the Kop Holdings board to discuss NESV deal and this should have happened. 'This was a matter for the Kop Holdings board and the entire board.' (ie it should have included Hicks and Gillett) Claims that this in itself is a breach of the sales agreement "

you know what,i would take administration just to see them fck off with nothing,thats what they are at,trying to sqeeze something out of the sale process.

fk Lim and his billions he can choke on it dirty Manc SCUMMER !!!

fk mill holdings ... dirty stinking hedge fund which the two american idiots are a part of ...

welcome NESV because they seem the best and actually want LFC to suceed.

BBC are pissing me off wwith this crap news feed.

starting to get angry now ...

1.05pm: H&G's representative in court: "Meriton believe their bid is the 'preferred' one of the board and is 'superior' to that of NESV."

Sachin Nakrani, adds: "Meriton is a separate bid to Mill Financial, possibly, though unclear, the Singapore businessman, Petrer Lim."