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Will Tom Hicks and George Gillett sell Liverpool FC before January 25, 2009?
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From The Times
September 3, 2008
Sale of Liverpool likely to be sooner rather than later
Oliver Kay
The Arab invasion of the Barclays Premier League seems certain to continue, with Liverpool's American owners weakening in their resistance to selling the club to Sheikh Mohammed, the ruler of Dubai. Tom Hicks vetoed an attempted sale by George Gillett Jr, his co-chairman at Anfield, this year, but the American tycoons are expected to return to the negotiating table as an unforgiving financial climate takes a toll on their ambitions for the club.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premier_league/liverpool/article4663786.ece
September 3, 2008
Sale of Liverpool likely to be sooner rather than later
Oliver Kay
The Arab invasion of the Barclays Premier League seems certain to continue, with Liverpool's American owners weakening in their resistance to selling the club to Sheikh Mohammed, the ruler of Dubai. Tom Hicks vetoed an attempted sale by George Gillett Jr, his co-chairman at Anfield, this year, but the American tycoons are expected to return to the negotiating table as an unforgiving financial climate takes a toll on their ambitions for the club.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premier_league/liverpool/article4663786.ece
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score: 10
Telegraph 5 weeks ago
George Gillett will be forced to sell the club is increasingly plausible and, should the crown prince of Dubai prove the buyer, Benitez would have the stability he craves, probably with a new contract as endorsement. So come, friendly crunch? There being
score: 10
Telegraph 5 weeks ago
George Gillett will be forced to sell the club is increasingly plausible and, should the crown prince of Dubai prove the buyer, Benitez would have the stability he craves, probably with a new contract as endorsement. So come, friendly crunch? There being
score: 10
The Times 5 weeks ago
sell Liverpool in the coming months, with another prospective investor having joined Sheikh Mohammed, the Crown Prince of Dubai, in declaring an interest in recent weeks. In the meantime, construction work on a proposed new stadium in Stanley Park has
score: 10
Electric New Paper 5 weeks ago
adamant he does not want to sell, although should that position change then Sheikh Mohammed, the ruler of Dubai, remains the most likely buyer as he continues to have a personal interest in Liverpool. A source close to Hicks denied a report saying
score: 10
ESPNsoccernet 6 weeks ago
does not want to sell up - although should that position change then Sheikh Mohammed, the ruler of Dubai, remains the most likely buyer as he continues to have a personal interest in Liverpool. A source close to Hicks denied a report saying the
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