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Broughton hasnt let us down yet ..

the fact that they havent applied for a restraining orde against Hicks or Mill suggests that they arent worried about it.

Or

Theres fk all they can do about it ..

Guys your missing the point we already having binding contract with NESV which means mills can not take over even if they do, which i can't see happening they would have pass proper fit program from FA, but still NESV sign contract with the board before hicks sold his shares, so none of this really matters NESV can take hicks to court for selling share's which was not his to sell anymore.

i hope ye right lorenzo mate i really do fingers crossed

I just read on sky sports news FA have rejected a approach from mill finance to under take the test saying NESV having taking the test and passed

i was just going to post that :

Mills applied to Prem League for tests and were rejected because they have to be put forward by liverpool board.

HELLO NESV !!!

Don't count on anything yet, we all thought it was done on Tuesday!

theres not much else he can do ...

Broughton Purslow and Ayre have been prepared for every evenntuality so far and if they tell me to trustthem .. ill trust them.

that's a very good point collier

Update 7:58 a.m.: The judge has ordered: the TRO has been dissolved, per both parties wishes, and the motion for contempt has been withdrawn. The judge summed up the proceedings thusly: "It's been an interesting two days." To say the least. I'll have more quotes forthcoming, but essentially, says George Bramlet, "Hicks and Gillett have demonstrated record of gamesmanship in these proceedings and those in England." Hicks's attorney has reiterated that there has been no sale to Mills Financial.
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2.01pm: Here's David Conn's expert view:

The wording of the statement, including the words (from Hicks' representative) "proposed illegal sale" strongly suggests the board is about to announce the sale of the club to NESV and Hicks has failed in his last ditch attempt to repay RBS and keep hold of it. Hicks is apparently not going to try to block the sale but promising to sue for damages.

1.57pm: "RBS waiting for receipt of £200m to confirm sale to NESV. Nearly there. Though the legal aftershocks will continue for some time. #LFC," tweets OG again.

1.52pm: "Latest statement from H+G suggests they have thrown in the towel but claims they will still pursue #LFC for £1bn damages," tweets Owen Gibson, who is now also down at Slaughter and May.