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Huang Partner: We have not identified potential investors

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Kenny Huang’s business partner Marc Ganis has revealed to the Daily Telegraph that they have yet to identify potential investors who could finance their takeover bid of Liverpool:

“We haven’t yet decided to submit a formal proposal but are interested in looking at an investment there. I suspect that is obvious. We also have not identified the potential investors.”

The Liverpool board has postponed a meeting scheduled today because it is believed that there are currently no formal offers on the table to discuss.

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  • WealthyB says:

    Huang’s biggest endorsement to date has come from Randy Levine, president of the New York Yankees, who told the NY Times on Wednesday that Huang had arranged marketing tie-ups in China.

    I realise this is all speculation, but it isn’t outside the realms of possibility that Ganis is merely trying to deflect attention from Huang’s bid – CIC if involved would not welcome all this media attention while the bid process is ongoing – and it is fair to say that Huang’s backers have come under far more scrutiny in recent days than Kirdi’s supposed backers.

  • KBill76 says:

    Wishful thinking I fear WealthyB, smacks of Michael Knighton in my view.

  • Chunky says:

    This is in keeping with my post several days ago. There are NO offers in reality for LFC and the club will NOT be sold! Mark my words all this press is BS and flannel!

  • Marshy says:

    Seems like an attention seeking no-mark! Purslow and Broughton are a pair of clowns being taken for a ride by Huang and Kirdi.

  • stan howard says:

    we seem to be a magnate for chancers, bluffers and flim flam men, i only hope a genuine bidder comes forward, the other time wasters should put up or shut up.

  • stan howard says:

    i have an idea why cant david (i love liverpool) mooores put all the money he made back into the club then add to this a fans share take up,other fund raising activities could be to organise a find the spade in the ground in stanley park competition, sell snoogie dougie (i think we bought him) or a find jamie kanwar competition he stopped broadcasting his bile the minute rafa left, no need to ask which lying toad paid his wages.

  • Gavin says:

    The closer October 6th comes, the cheaper the club becomes, that is why everyone of the potential investors have backed off.

    Kirdi is a smoke screen, in order to attempt to push up the price and all other potential investors know it.

    It will become panic stations for mssrs stadler and waldorf if they don’t get a buyer and again potential investors know it.

    Watch stadler and waldorf crumble.

    The takeover will happen but it could be closer to the October deadline.

  • Joe says:

    Gavin spot on. I think come October you’ll see the Indian Safari Group back plus more. LFC is so in the limelight, the financial details so public that even the newspaper salesman at Lime street could tell you how to approach this. I wouldn’t be surprised if Broughton isn’t already talking to the real post October 6th buyers. I would. Kirdi is a stadler and waldorf stooge to make it look like there is interest. First it was by Sunday now two months. And two months is exactly when…October. So obvious.

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