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Liverpool co-owner Tom Hicks has fuelled fan anger against his regime by describing protests against his presence at the club as "noise we are dealing with". Full Story: News of the World |
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The league Bosman was in probably had the same rules but he still managed to get his case heard in court too. if clubs want to take the PL to court they can and will |
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Brief recap for anyone not fully aware of the background then: LFC board consists of: Martin Broughton (Chairman), Christian Purslow (Managing Director), Ian Ayre (Commercial Directoror) and the two shareholder owners Hicks and Gillett. On Tuesday evening Martin Broughton called a board meeting to approve one of two bids on the table for the club. Before the meeting Tom Hicks attempted to remove Ian Ayre and Christian Purslow from the board replacing them with one of his sons and a director from his main investment vehicle: Hicks Holdings. This would give him a board majority sympathetic to his aim to block the bids as he maintains they were undervalued. Broughton rejected the move to sack Purslow and Ayre on the basis that the owners had provided written guarantees on a number of counts: that neither of the owners would do anything to disrupt a sale at a reasonable fee and that Martin Broughton would have the final say in any changes to the board structure. These guarantees were provided as a condition of RBS extending the £237M loan repayment deadline in Easter. It follows that the the board will now seek what's called a declaratory judgement in the high court to verify that Martin Broughton had acted in a proper manner. If the judgement is passed in the chairmans favour then the sale may proceed unless Hicks chooses to appeal, however: the appeal process is very swift. Hearing is likely to be in chambers so it won't be in the court listings. Lord Grabiner QC will represent the club. |
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Not in chambers. Listed for court 18 tomorrow. One of 7 hearings before Justice Floyd scheduled to start at 10:30am.
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Royal Bank of Scotland says it has obtained an interim injunction preventing Liverpool co-owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett Jr. from firing chairman Martin Broughton and two other board members. Hicks tried to remove managing director Christian Purslow and commercial director Ian Ayre from Liverpool's board last week when they sought to sanction a $476 million sale of the club to the owners of the Boston Red Sox. RBS, which holds the bulk of Liverpool's debt, is claiming breach of contract. The bank said Monday it obtained an interim injunction before a hearing the following day at London's High Court. Hicks and Gillett agreed to RBS' demands in April to allow Broughton to have control of the sales process. |
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Either way it's clear now why the hearing is listed as RBS vs Hicks and others |
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Good article here liked the bit where it says Hicks and Gillett will be out of pocket by £100 million due to a personal loan they gave Kop Holdings best
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Either way I think they are both getting off lightly in walking away with the £140M or so loss. I have a strong feeling RBS have another ace up their sleeve which could have very, very serious consequences for Hicks and co. if it were pursued but I am saying nowt ;) In another twist Liverpool to receive new bid from Singapore billionaire reported by Peston but I believe that the story originated from spin mouthpiece Dan Roan. As usual it's "sources" who are cited which is generally journo speak for someone's made it up. If said bidder had any credibility then this would be done out of the media spotlight and some of the content of the article is bordering on ludicrous in terms of what is supposed to have been said. |
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Singapore slings for all..that will go down well in liverpool :D
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which offer do you think they will take as now we got a new person trying to buy anfield
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Well they have tried american..they might prefer asian now, quite popular choice :D
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