Vous avez vue ce que la fox annonce ? FSG voudrait vendre une part majoritaire du club de Liverpool FC ????

Heu il déconne j’espère?

j'y crois pas moi parceque là c'est vraiment un manque de sérieux de leur part.

ils seraient dans la merde , et ne savent plus suivre les RED SOX , leurs équipe de NASCAR et LFC , donc voudraient vendre une part de LFC car plus de tunes ...

Je viens de tomber de ma chaise .

Sa a étais dit que le Qatar aller venir

Le qatar c'était pour le sponsoring , pas pour racheté le club non ??

C'est quitte ou double maintenant, soit des "qataris" viennent et investissent correctement dans le club en suivant la politique actuel du club, soit ils changent de politique carrément et c'est du foutage de gueule par rapport aux supporter.

oui tu as bien résumé la situation , perso , tant que c'était pour le sponsoring , j'étais pour mais si c'est pour investir et tout foutre en l'air jvais l'avoir mauvaise

+1,je veux pas qu'un club mythique comme Liverpool tombent entre les mains de ces connards qui comprennent rien au foot.

Ils y connaissent + que les USA

Euuh excuse moi mais quand tu vois qu'ils veulent renommer Anfield,on peut se poser des questions.
Quelqu'un qui connait le foot un minimum n'aurait même pas evoqué ça.

si ils rachetent le club , ils construiront un nouveau stade je pense ...

Putain ça me ferait gerber...

Euh quelqu'un aurait une source ?

Voila il veuillent aussi faire des recettes

Un agrandissement du stade non?

Faut voir si va vaut le coup il c'est pas trop vieux je pense

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la source , je l'ai lu sur facebook et le gars avait donner FOX buissnes

Reports are getting stronger within finance houses in UAE that FSG the owners of English Premier League team Liverpool FC are looking at selling a majority stake in their investment.

Last month, FOX Business in America first reported that Henry had begun quietly shopping the Red Sox to potential buyers. People with knowledge of the possible deal said that Henry’s move stemmed from the poor performance of his investment company, John Henry & Co., and also to better finance his English football team, Liverpool PC, which he purchased in 2010.

Whilst looking at the potential buyers for the Red Sox more interest has been shown in their investment of Liverpool FC who have a global fan base which is on par with Manchester United. Liverpool FC are a club who need major investment if they are to keep pace with newcomers of Manchester City and Chelsea. The club also need money for the redevelopment of Anfield.

Henry's Global Analytics fund has lost just over 21% this year, including 6.16% in September alone. By comparison, the Goldman Sachs Commodity Index dipped 1.42% in September and has gained 3.47% so far this year.

While Henry denied that report, rival baseball owners are now telling FOX Business America that the management of Fenway Sports is weighing selling a chunk of the holding company to potential investors.

In addition to the Red Sox and the Liverpool team, Fenway Sports Group owns about 80% of the cable sports channel NESN, a NASCAR team as well as a sports- marketing business. Baseball executives say Henry is growing increasingly uncomfortable running two high-profile sports franchises that eat a lot of cash without some outside help.

“Henry is a Wall Street guy and he can read a balance sheet,” one rival executive told FOX Business. “He’s getting killed in Liverpool and the Red Sox basically break even or make a few bucks. NESN does very well, but having a partner will make him feel better from a financial standpoint.”

FSG are keen to hold onto a stake in Liverpool FC they can do this by selling a Major stake to someone who has the capacity to input the large financial outlay required in the franchise with major returns over a long period of time.

This may be worrying times for LFC fans who would be wise to remember that John Henry came in at the last minute and rescued the club he is not like the previous American owners. John Henry understands the global brand of Liverpool FC and he will no doubt do what’s best for the club and his shareholders.

(MB)

Empire of the kop .