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Liverpool Cant Guarantee Cash For New Anfield
Topic Started: Jul 27 2008, 02:47 PM (229 Views)
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Do they have any money to spend? Maybe things aren't right between the pair of them still and Gillette wants out.
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Jul 27 2008, 02:47 PM
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STAN AND DELIVER

By CHRIS BASCOMBE

LIVERPOOL’S owners have failed in their latest attempt to show they will have the money to build the £400million Stanley Park stadium.

Representatives of Anfield owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett held a key meeting with officials from the North West Development Agency.

They were told to clarify their spending plans or risk losing a £9m grant, and being hit with a further bill of £25m if they fail to build at all.

However, no details of any financial securities to pay for the arena were given by the club.

Hicks and Gillett now have two months to raise the cash or lose the NWDA grant.That will lead to fresh interest from Dubai International Capital, which is intent on buying the club.

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This is not good news for Liverpool, they owners have 2 months to guarantee the cash or they lose a sizeable grant and possibly large fines further down the line

anyone think this latest setback indicates Liverpool cant current afford to be investing big in their squad... it seems most clubs are finding it difficult atm

how precarius is Liverpool FC's (and Kop holdings) financial position?

Obviously this is only really bad news for the American owners as DIC are still going to be waiting in the wings but this could mean further delays in the progression of LFC

did anyone else report this meeting

last time bascombe said there was a face to face meeting between parry and hicks they were both in different countries ffs
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