Effes wrote:Rush Job wrote:Aye, and all the talk of rafa holding the club to ransom can now be seen to be a load of sh!te, just as I said.
Some things never change round here - your catchphrase being one.
bavlondon wrote:Posted this in the takeover thread but gonna post it here too....
Just throwing this out there.
There is a supposed ITK on another forum who spoke about Rafa's severance package a couple of weeks ago and he got it right. He has taken a lot of flak off loads of others but he keeps coming back with stuff. This is the latest. Probably morebut let's see.
"The board's roles haven't changed, Purslow is still liaising with the known investors and Broughton is there a part-time figurehead - to close any deals. However, as Chairman he had to be involved with Rafa leaving, signing the statement etc.
Hicks and Gillett don't have anything to do with the club, yes they 'own' it but the bank owns them! They are effectively locked out, so no, there can't be a fire sale of our best players. Unless, the players want to leave that is.
Purslow, is also involved with looking for a new manager, in addition to liaising with the investors. Don't be fooled though, he and Kenny aren't looking too hard! They know who's coming in... This has been highly planned. Purslow, is really keeping the sponsors calm and Ayre is doing his bit too.
The investors (both of them) wanted Rafa out before they come in. So the slate is clean and they will avoid any bad press. Yes, it was acceptable to all the investors that Rafa left.
The club will be sold in a 'range' between £450 and £590m. That's a huge variance but the bottom figure is agreed by RBS and Barclays as the 'actual' value of the club. Although both expect the 2 investors to cap out at the £590. Sadly for Hicks and Gillett, they will not get anywhere near £800m.
It's really fluid and really exciting and things are all in hand. You'd be rather daft to think this hasn't been quite carefully planned! "
bavlondon wrote:Well at least Pepe is staying put.
"Something like this is always sad," said Reina. "Rafa is the one who has always trusted me. I can only give my utmost gratitude for all that he's done for me. I wish him the very best."
Reina committed his future to Liverpool earlier this year, and reiterated his desire to stay at Anfield despite the managerial upheaval.
"This changes nothing," said Reina when asked about his own situation. "I still have a six-year contract with Liverpool."
killerp wrote:Today is a great day, I was ready to quit Liverpool if Rafa stayed on. I have hope for the future now!
lakes10 wrote:some on here have forgot that Rafa gave us great time awell.
He might not have been the man to win us the prem but he is still the best cl manager there is.
he was also great in one off games, he would study the other team again and again and would work out every mover they were going to make.
stop slaging the guy off, he gave us of 5th and made history for this club and for football.
yes the players had a big part to play that night but Rafa made the subs that changed the game.
bavlondon wrote:Ben Patrick wrote:bavlondon wrote:Get yer red card gloves on mods please... this is getting silly now
do tell ?
Come on Ben... people saying they were going to quit supporting the club because of 1 person potentially still being around? I thought the club was bigger that any individual. Comments like that are only there to wind people up.
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