Liverpool chairman Martin Broughton has stated to the Guardian that the Reds have several bids on the table from prospective buyers:
“Any bids that go straight to RBS – and there have been several – come to me and are directed to Barcap (Barclays Capital), RBS are not involved. The control remains with the board. It still remains the objective to conclude a deal before the end of the transfer window. That remains the objective but there are no deadlines, and we will continue working to complete the process. Both George Gillett and Tom Hicks remain on the board and they have given commitments that the board of Kop Holdings (Liverpool’s UK parent company) is the party that is responsible for the sale.”
Broughton’s comments came after it was revealed Chinese businessman Kenny Huang was fronting a consortium who have made a formal offer of £325million for the club.
STOP FARTING ABOUT THEN. PICK THE ONE WHO WILL DO WHAT IS NEEDED WITH CASH MONEY. THERE EASY!
It’s not easy as some may think. We thought it was going to be easy with the Yanks and looked what happened. Now we have a serious bidder who has a proven track record in Mr Huang, but the Yanks are attempting to stall or block it since they won’t earn a dime. I guess the Board or Kop Holdings should, at the right time, come out and bare all regarding the negotiations