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Yes looks likely it may be sorted today. We have acted swiftly it seems to remove the injunction. fingers crossed

Well if you're right LFC it would be the end of us. I don't see it happening otherwise it would have done by now. But who knows what the hell will happen in this circus called LFC.

I did hear on the radio, though, a Texas lawyer said that the injuction wouldn't be upheld. These [oops] are living in wonderland or something!

Feck it, I've just got paid... Think I'll take the next flight to Dallas and check out some of those 'Grassy knolls' that they have over there.....

This would have to be approved by all board members and broughton Ayre aand Purslow would veto it.

Hicks and gillette are not going to refinance the club ... they cant ...

no point abusing the man, but bombard him and urge him to lift the order.


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I think ive sent at least 40 odd to him , hope every red has done the same

They are trying every trick in the book, but keep the faith," Broughton told Sky Sports News HD.

"We will keep trying. I haven't heard anything [this morning] I haven't had time."

Asked if he remained confident of doing the deal with NESV, Broughton added: "I always remain confident."

Liverpool are looking to remove the restraining order obtained by Hicks and Gillett and they intend to complete the sale to NESV, with Henry believed to be prepared to wait for the order to be lifted to conclude the takeover.

11.06am: Liverpool and Royal Bank of Scotland are to return to the High Court at 2pm this afternoon.

What's all this with Mill news piece in the news section?

em this was on the guardians blog about mill

Fascinating short blogpost from the BBC's Robert Peston, which argues that Mill Financial might actually be in the box seat:

Royal Bank of Scotland tells me that if it's true that Mill has taken the Hicks/Gillett shares and if Mill repays the £200m long-term debt owed by Liverpool FC (plus penalty fees) to RBS and Wachovia, then Mill is in the driving seat. Once the debt is repaid, RBS's power ends.