LIVERPOOL, the problems is being faced by Liverpool, the longer it will bring a greater impact for Liverpool alone. The reason is as disclosed Liverpool chairman, Martin Broughton, the business owner, Tom Hicks and George Gillett, to prevent the sale of the club to new investors, could make Liverpool into the administration
of the Premier League and penalized nine points reduction. According to him, it could reduce the economic value of Liverpool, which in turn would deprive them get potential investors.
"Experiencing a reduction to nine points will impact the economic value of Liverpool and make this club so easy target predators, but this time we believe already has a new owner who can take the club forward," said Broughton.
"These are all important parts of our making a decision on Tuesday (05/10/2010) to receive a reasonable offer from one of the prospective investors,"
"Come in administration is one of the threats if we do not decide it. Even if the case entered the courts, the administration's not impossible to happen," he explained.
Hicks-Gillett to buy Liverpool three years ago. According to reports in the UK, they buy with money the debt from Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) and inserting it in the debt burden Liverppool.
Liverpool then difficulty paying. In April, the Hicks-Gillett finally decided to sell the club, and handed the assignment of sale to the Broughton.
However, while Broughton lobby potential investors, Hicks-Gillett tried hard to prevent the occurrence of sales. Both are trying to reschedule repayment deadlines, which should fall on 6 October, postponed until October 15. By doing so they have time to seek a loan to another party to pay off debt to RBS, and of course so they will continue to be in power at Anfield.
However, the board of directors consisting of five persons, namely Broughton, Christian Purslow, Ian Ayre, Hicks and Gillett. Based on the voting conducted in addition to Hicks and Gillett successfully scuttle efforts to reschedule both the settlement agreement.
On 5 October, the directors hold a meeting to decide to whom the club will be sold. However, the Hicks-Gillett said it had changed even Ayre and Purslow of directors chair with Mack Hicks (Hicks child) and Lori Kay McCutcheon (vice president in the firm Hicks).
Through voting, which approved all the members except the Hicks-Gillett, directors decided to sell the club to the New England Sports Ventures (NESV).
They reasoned that, when lifted Broughton, Hicks-Gillett also handed the assignment to him and because directors remodel Broughton did not consider the turnover of directors, the decision of Hicks-Gillett rejected.
Even so, Broughton said, due to claims that Hicks-Gillett, directors will bring the matter to court to gain legal power that the board leadership has the right to sell the club Broughton legally and thus could not be finalized until the release of the court's decision.
According to Broughton, the hearing will be held at the beginning of next week. When the board of directors won it, sales will happen, but if the Hicks-Gillett who won, but could not pay the debt until October 15, 2010, RBS will take over Liverpool to be sold or handed over to the administration.
British media to assess, when to enter the administration and subjected to cutting the value of nine points, Liverpool will be worse off in the relegation zone.
See achievement Liverpool on the pitch which is also not good enough, did not rule, a decrease of caste for Liverpool was going to happen.
"Experiencing a reduction to nine points will impact the economic value of Liverpool and make this club so easy target predators, but this time we believe already has a new owner who can take the club forward," said Broughton.
"These are all important parts of our making a decision on Tuesday (05/10/2010) to receive a reasonable offer from one of the prospective investors,"
"Come in administration is one of the threats if we do not decide it. Even if the case entered the courts, the administration's not impossible to happen," he explained.
Hicks-Gillett to buy Liverpool three years ago. According to reports in the UK, they buy with money the debt from Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) and inserting it in the debt burden Liverppool.
Liverpool then difficulty paying. In April, the Hicks-Gillett finally decided to sell the club, and handed the assignment of sale to the Broughton.
However, while Broughton lobby potential investors, Hicks-Gillett tried hard to prevent the occurrence of sales. Both are trying to reschedule repayment deadlines, which should fall on 6 October, postponed until October 15. By doing so they have time to seek a loan to another party to pay off debt to RBS, and of course so they will continue to be in power at Anfield.
However, the board of directors consisting of five persons, namely Broughton, Christian Purslow, Ian Ayre, Hicks and Gillett. Based on the voting conducted in addition to Hicks and Gillett successfully scuttle efforts to reschedule both the settlement agreement.
On 5 October, the directors hold a meeting to decide to whom the club will be sold. However, the Hicks-Gillett said it had changed even Ayre and Purslow of directors chair with Mack Hicks (Hicks child) and Lori Kay McCutcheon (vice president in the firm Hicks).
Through voting, which approved all the members except the Hicks-Gillett, directors decided to sell the club to the New England Sports Ventures (NESV).
They reasoned that, when lifted Broughton, Hicks-Gillett also handed the assignment to him and because directors remodel Broughton did not consider the turnover of directors, the decision of Hicks-Gillett rejected.
Even so, Broughton said, due to claims that Hicks-Gillett, directors will bring the matter to court to gain legal power that the board leadership has the right to sell the club Broughton legally and thus could not be finalized until the release of the court's decision.
According to Broughton, the hearing will be held at the beginning of next week. When the board of directors won it, sales will happen, but if the Hicks-Gillett who won, but could not pay the debt until October 15, 2010, RBS will take over Liverpool to be sold or handed over to the administration.
British media to assess, when to enter the administration and subjected to cutting the value of nine points, Liverpool will be worse off in the relegation zone.
See achievement Liverpool on the pitch which is also not good enough, did not rule, a decrease of caste for Liverpool was going to happen.
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