StuartCulli
College Dropout
- 25 July 2006
- Team
- Newcastle United
Re: Liverpool Thread
YEAH RICH
YEAH RICH

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Oh dear.
I didn't make it up, I got it from the City website.
http://annualreport.mcfc.co.uk/reports.htm#open
Scroll right to Financial, then read for yourself.
"We have reported revenues in excess of £100m, with a 44% rise in turnover up to £125.1m"
Followed by:
"Corporate partnership revenue increasing to £32.4m driven by new long term deals with a number of key partners including, Etihad Airways, Abu Dhabi Tourism Authority, Aabar and Etisalat."
Nobody wants you to admit anything, but even Gary Cook has admitted that you've got to try to fit inside UEFA's regulations and at the moment you don't so why try and pretend it's all brilliant?
"I think the demonstration is: let's look at what they have done at Boston, what they said in Boston, what they have done in terms of investing in players - and I think you get a high
degree of confidence of their willingness to do that."
On the issue of a new stadium, Broughton said: "There's definitely a commitment to
invest in a stadium. Where they haven't finalised their view is whether that should be the new stadium or whether there are still opportunities to build at Anfield itself. They have done both.
The people involved have built the new
stadium at Baltimore Orioles, for example, and at Fenway Park they looked at the two
options and decided that actually
redevelopment with all of the tradition was better than a new stadium."
I am not into baseball or any American sport....but from what I read
about NESV ....their track record with the Red Sox is very good...
They got them the world series after 86 years...player investment..
they redeveloped the stadium......
They do not have the negative track record of Hicks with Corinthians...
I read somewhere...that Hicks made a mess of Texas Rangers also....
How does an owner drive a perfectly good baseball team in one of the largest markets in the United States into bankruptcy? Ask Tom Hicks. The Texas Rangers had a beautiful ballpark and a solid fan base when Hicks bought the team in 1998. The Rangers were a competitive ball club that started regularly making the playoffs in the 90’s. Hicks took a burgeoning young ball club and drove it into bankruptcy in just 10 years.
In 2000, Hicks signed Alex Rodriguez to the largest contract in baseball history at 10 years, $252 million dollars. There were no other suitors offering even $200 million for A-Rod’s services. How could Hicks offer such a large contract to one player? The answer is debt. Tom Hicks is a perfect example of the misuse of leverage. He has a track record of buying perfectly healthy companies and loading them up with debt. He then takes the cash out of the debt ridden business and buys another one.
Hicks currently owns the Texas Rangers, Dallas Stars, and the Liverpool Football Group. The Texas Rangers are the 1st major league baseball team to go into bankruptcy in 17 years. The Dallas Stars are so debt laden that Hicks is being forced to sell the team by creditors. Hicks saddled the Stars with $600 million in debt. Now Hicks and partner George Gillett are trying to sell the Liverpool Football Club after loading the franchise up with nearly half a billion dollars in debt..
Ha no but it is handy that you wont have to make new banners, just incase.Do people really think that we're racist and actually don't like Americans in general or something? Really?
Do people really think that we're racist and actually don't like Americans in general or something? Really?
Do people really think that we're racist and actually don't like Americans in general or something? Really?
Oh dear.
I didn't make it up, I got it from the City website.
http://annualreport.mcfc.co.uk/reports.htm#open
Scroll right to Financial, then read for yourself.
"We have reported revenues in excess of £100m, with a 44% rise in turnover up to £125.1m"
Followed by:
"Corporate partnership revenue increasing to £32.4m driven by new long term deals with a number of key partners including, Etihad Airways, Abu Dhabi Tourism Authority, Aabar and Etisalat."
Nobody wants you to admit anything, but even Gary Cook has admitted that you've got to try to fit inside UEFA's regulations and at the moment you don't so why try and pretend it's all brilliant?
I totally agree about the need of finding a new manager. We could have another striker if it wasnt for Hodgson stupid decisions. Those 13 millons he spent in Meireles, should have been spent in a striker.
As Tomkins said in one of his last articles, we could have a player with more creativity than Meireles and more used to the role in which Hodgson is playing Meireles and a striker. How ? Very simple, we kept Aquilani and invested those 13 millions in a striker.Meireles is the only good signing.
Poulsen, Konchesky was 10 million wasted....
Aurelio, Cole are also useless signings....
Why on earth we did not go for another good striker ?
And why did we not get a decent winger ?
Well, his best position would be in the central midfield with Lucas or Gerrard. If he plays with Lucas, then Gerrard in the hole, Jovanovic on the left wing and Kuyt on the right. If he plays with Gerrard, then Cole on the hole.Meireles is going to be a class act, once played in the right position.
Well, his best position would be in the central midfield with Lucas or Gerrard. If he plays with Lucas, then Gerrard in the hole, Jovanovic on the left wing and Kuyt on the right. If he plays with Gerrard, then Cole on the hole.
The problem with Cole is that he has showed very clear that the only position he is going to play is the hole. When he was played on the left wing, he tended to go to the central part of the pitch all the time. And when he was played on the hole, he wasnt that good.
The Yankees are closer to Chelsea/City in my opinion. Yes they have won a lot, but the team has always had money. Especially when Steinbrenner was there, they basically bought anyone that was great the previous year(s).a high % of Brits hate Americans tbh...I can`t believe Neil Diamond `s Boston Red Sox are making a bid. Bad enough they live in the shadows of every New Yorker . Then, again it beats anything from a Texas Rangers that is a backward state imo . If you lots want to be excited by a baseball franchise it would be the New York Yanks they have the bullocks to back it up. They are the MUTD of Baseball .
I would of thought an NFL owner would be more interested than baseball co. What`s wrong with the way Arsenal runs a football club , NO OWNERS! Why does everyone think a sugar daddy is the solution.
Naah, I didnt make a snap judgment of Aquilani. Ive seen him play for a lot of seasons, not just last one. I like Serie A, and I have always watched it.Aquilani's not even playing in Italy though, he's made 4 appearances so far and done pretty much nothing (according to his stats: 2 starts, 2 sub appearances, 0 goals, 0 assists, 4 shots, 1 shot on target, 7 fouls) So it's not like we're missing out on much right now, he's not mentally strong enough and he proved that with the sheer amount of time he missed.
You made a snap judgement of Aquilani after just a few appearances for Liverpool and now you're doing the same to Joe Cole but in a negative way this time. Cole has been played in three separate positions so far with different players around him each time, how can he be expected to do anything in that situation? Give him a chance ffs
edit: talking to liverbird