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Liverpool's owners face a decision this week over their continuedpresence at Anfield. Observer Sport understands that Tom Hicks andGeorge Gillett Jr have now received a formal offer of about ￡500millionfor their shares in the club.
The offer - which would allow the Americans to pay off the borrowing with which they purchased Liverpool last February and to net personal profits of ￡75m each - has been lodged by Dubai International Capital, an Arab investment group that has long targeted Liverpool.

The takeover bid arrives at a particularly difficult moment for Hicksand Gillett, who have drawn the ire of Liverpool supporters forentering into a public dispute with Rafa Benítez over transfer fundingand Hicks' admission that they talked to Jürgen Klinsmann aboutreplacing the manager. A sizeable contingent of supporters has calledfor the Americans to leave the club, with a further protest arrangedfor tomorrow's meeting with Aston Villa.

While the manager spent much of a press conference fending offquestions about anything other than football, he reiterated his beliefthat he will stay at the club. 'I have a lot of confidence in thefuture and that I will be involved in it,' Benítez said. 'The mostimportant thing here is the club and the players know that. The key isto keep winning, then everyone is happy.' But the prospects of both theSpaniard and his American employers remain in doubt.

Hicks and Gillett have encountered problems refinancing the ￡350m ofdebt they incurred in taking over the club, a loan that is due toexpire at the end of next month. In an attempt to generate additionalfunds for the development of a new stadium, the pair have sought totransfer borrowings for which they are personally responsible on to theclub.

While the Royal Bank of Scotland has indicated that it expects therefinancing deal to be concluded this week, senior club figures areconcerned about the implications of a new loan. According to Citysources, the arrangement fee could be as high as ￡40m, with annualinterest payments of up to ￡30m depending on the percentage of personalequity injected into the deal by the Americans.

Hicks and Gillett are understood to be in disagreement over the bestway to progress. Hicks, the wealthier of the two, has consistentlystated that their shares are not for sale and expressed confidence thatthe refinancing package would be successfully concluded. Gillett hasremained in the background, but is thought to be receptive to DIC'soffer. A spokesman for Hicks said: 'Any suggestion Hicks and Gillettare contemplating a sale of the club or any portion of it iscategorically untrue.'

While DIC sources say it is 'too close to call' whether their currentbid will be accepted, the group believes the Americans will selleventually and DIC will continue to pursue their interest in the clubeven if the refinancing package is approved.

DIC is ultimately controlled by Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, who hasan estimated wealth of ￡7billion. Chief executive Sameer Al Ansari is aLiverpool fan. If successful, the group would invest heavily in theteam and infrastructure, constructing the stadium required to achievelevels of match-day income comparable with Arsenal and ManchesterUnited.

Hicks and Gillett purchased Liverpool for ￡174.1m, also taking onoutstanding debts of ￡44.8m. The entire sum and subsequent spending wasfunded with borrowed monies and they are yet to invest any of their owncapital in the club.


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原帖由 刺客 於 2008-1-21 03:46 PM 發表
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	Liverpool	Aston Villa
Shots (on Goal)	19(7)	4(3)
Fouls	11	15
Corner Kicks	8	2
Offsides	1	7
Time of Possession	50%	50%
Yellow Cards	2	2
Red Cards	0	0
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Ferguson blasts Liverpool owners

Gillett (left) and Hicks (right) have a strained relationship with Benitez Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has criticised Liverpool's American owners for the way they have undermined manager Rafa Benitez. Tom Hicks and George Gillett upset the club's supporters after admitting they had sounded out Jurgen Klinsmann as a possible replacement for the Spaniard. "What happened was a bad piece of business on Liverpool's part, no doubt about that," Ferguson said. "That can be very upsetting. You should let a manager get on with his job." Ferguson is the longest-serving manager in English football, having been appointed at Old Trafford in 1986. In that time he has become the most successful manager in British football history. 606: DEBATE Your views on Ferguson's comments Under his stewardship, the club has won nine Premier League titles, five FA Cups, two League Cups, the European Cup, the Cup Winners' Cup, the Super Cup and Inter-Continental Cup with players. Since Benitez took over at Anfield, Liverpool have won the FA Cup and Champions League. But that has not prevented him having a high-profile falling out with the club's owners, and Ferguson said their lack of backing for their man did not make Benitez's job any easier. "At big clubs, it's absolutely paramount that the board show their class," said Ferguson. "Arsene Wenger has had great support at Arsenal and I've had great support, too, ever since I came here. So there's a certain type of unity there."

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Reds boss expects permanent deal
Last updated: 25th January 2008


Liverpool manager Rafa Benitez believes the sale of Mohamed Sissoko will ensure Javier Mascherano remains at Anfield.
Mascherano is currently on loan on Merseyside and Benitez is desperate to secure the midfielder on a permanent deal during the January transfer window.

The Argentine's temporary deal expires at the end of the season and he could then leave Liverpool with a number of European clubs circling.

However, both Benitez and Mascherano have expressed a desire to extend the 23-year-old's stay and the Reds boss is confident Liverpool owners George Gillett and Tom Hicks will broker a deal.

Pro-active
And Benitez has now hinted that the expected sale of fellow midfielder Sissoko, who lost his place in the Liverpool team following Mascherano's arrival, to Juventus could finance a permanent stay.

"It could help," Benitez told Liverpool's official website when asked if Sissoko's sale could finance a deal.

"We don't have too much news but we are working with Mohamed Sissoko and I think we are close to a final solution which will be good for him and the club.

"I have confidence Mascherano will stay with us. I don't know the exact position now but I talked to the player yesterday and he wants to stay.

"I have had some contact with the owners. We were talking before about Sissoko and Mascherano. We are working and being pro-active."

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