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There's too much confusion, I can't get no relief
Romano really is an absolute bullshit merchant. He tweeted earlier that he'd been sacked.
Told all my mates that Potter was Potted Beef, made me look a right cunt.
Couldn’t find a buyer,..
4bn is overvalued imo, maybe closer to 3bn. But if they do want cash soon (which they shouldn't need as the parent company is cash rich??) they might have to accept a much lower valuation than that. Not good news for LFC either way as even if the minority stakeholder wanted to invest in the team, then FSG would have to match it % wise, and they seem reluctant to do that to the extent required.
Yep it certainly looks like they've overvalued massively but it shouldn't shock us. They're greedy bastards and have been from the off, siphoning money to their other sports clubs. 533m from redbird, none of that came LFCs way.
Embarrassing from Henry trying to make out we were never up for sale but then again it's not the first time he's made himself look a tit and had to backtrack.
We are fucked long term under this lot.
Let's not forget, FSG have owned LFC since 2010. During their tenure, they have overseen the our resurgence as one of the top teams in English football, and have turned the club into a global brand. They have shown their commitment to the club by investing in new facilities and infrastructure. They have invested heavily in the stadium, expanding its capacity and making it one of the best stadiums in the world. They have also invested in the training facilities, ensuring that our players have access to world-class facilities.
As we know, FSG have been shrewd in the transfer market. They have signed some of the best players in the world, while also ensuring that the club remains financially stable. They have brought in players like Salah, Mane, and Van Dijk, who have all played a key role in our recent success. At the same time, they have also sold players for huge profits, such as Coutinho, for whom we got around £142 million. Therefore, FSG have been excellent in their management of the club's finances. They have ensured that the club operates within its means, while also investing in the team and the infrastructure. This has helped us to become financially stable and to compete with some of the richest clubs in the world. FSG's careful management of the club's finances has also helped to make us one of the most valuable football clubs in the world.
FSG have also been great at building relationships with the fans. They have listened to us and have worked hard to build a strong relationship with the fans. They have also shown their commitment to the local community, through the Liverpool Foundation, which has helped to make a positive impact on the lives of many people in the local area. They have shown their commitment to the wider football community. They have been vocal in their opposition to the proposed European Super League, which would have damaged the competitiveness of European football. They have also been supportive of initiatives such as the Premier League's 'No Room For Racism' campaign, which aims to promote diversity and inclusivity in football.
In terms of valuation, LFC is currently valued at around £2 billion. However, there are many reasons to believe that the club could be worth even more, potentially as much as double that. We're one of the most successful and well-supported clubs in world football, with a huge global fanbase. The LFC brand is incredibly strong, and our success on the field has only helped to enhance this.
THEY haven’t put a single penny into any infrastructure.
So sort your jock strap out
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