BID STORIES
Liverpool postpone board meeting due to lack of formal takeover bids
• Lack of any formal bid means board push meeting back• Club likely to miss injection of funds during transfer windowLiverpool have postponed their board meeting to discuss the potential takeover of the club because no formal offer has been put to the club, according to reports.The five-member board was due to meet this week as speculation grows about a takeover but doubts surrounding the credibility of the potential buyers persist.The delay throws into doubt the likelihood of any takeover being completed before the end of the transfer window. The Royal Bank of Scotland's deadline for ref
Liverpool postpone meeting to discuss takeover with no serious bids on the table
Planned Liverpool board meeting is postponed, providing further evidence of the uncertainty surrounding the club's future.
Confusion surrounds Kirdi bid
Prospective new Liverpool owner Yahya Kirdi wants 'at least two months' to consider a takeover.
Liverpool remain in limbo until bidders put hard offers on the table | David Conn
The Liverpool board meets tomorrow without formal offers or proof prospective buyers have any moneyIn the swirl of announcements, declarations of intent to buy Liverpool, the ins and outs of whether the China Investment Corporation is backing Kenneth Huang, and now the revelation that members of the ruling family of Sharjah, in the United Arab Emirates, may be behind the Syrian businessman Yahya Kirdi, two crucial truths stand unmoved.The first is that the Liverpool board, which meets tomorrow, has still not been presented with formal proposals by any bidder, together with the identity of the
Cash-rich Sharjah ruling family revealed to be behind Liverpool bid
• UAE's Al-Qasimi family part of consortium led by Yahya Kirdi• 'Plans are in place to close deal shortly,' claims Anfield sourceOne of the proposed bids to buy Liverpool Football Club is backed by members of the ruling family in Sharjah, the third largest of the United Arab Emirates, according to sources close to the negotiations.A statement issued last week on behalf of the bid led by the Syrian businessman Yahya Kirdi said he represents "a select group of investors from the Middle East and Canada", who were in "advanced negotiations" to buy Liverpool from the current co-owners, T
Cesc Fabregas saga won't disrupt Arsenal's bid for glory, insists Gunners hero Ray Parlour
Ray Parlour believes there is plenty of reason to be optimistic and has backed Arsenal to remain a force in the Premier League despite the unsettling transfer saga surrounding Cesc Fabregas.
Cesc Fabregas saga won't disrupt Arsenal's bid for glory, insists Gunners hero Ray Parlour
Ray Parlour believes there is plenty of reason to be optimistic and has backed Arsenal to remain a force in the Premier League despite the unsettling transfer saga surrounding Cesc Fabregas.
Cesc Fabregas saga won't disrupt Arsenal's bid for glory, insists Gunners hero Ray Parlour
Ray Parlour believes there is plenty of reason to be optimistic and has backed Arsenal to remain a force in the Premier League despite the unsettling transfer saga surrounding Cesc Fabregas.
RPT-Soccer-Indian media giant shelves Liverpool bid
Indian finance and media giant Sahara India Pariwar has shelved its plan to acquire English Premier League club Liverpool.
Liverpool FC supporters cautiously welcome Chinese bid
LIVERPOOL FC fans’ groups have received assurances from the Chinese consortium trying to buy the club they will have a key role to play in taking the Reds forward.
Liverpool FC supporters cautiously welcome Chinese bid
LIVERPOOL FC fans’ groups have received assurances from the Chinese consortium trying to buy the club they will have a key role to play in taking the Reds forward.
Liverpool FC supporters cautiously welcome Chinese bid
LIVERPOOL FC fans’ groups have received assurances from the Chinese consortium trying to buy the club they will have a key role to play in taking the Reds forward.
Liverpool bidders prepare to play their hands in Anfield club takeover battle
Four of Liverpool's suitors are to table bids after interested parties were told they must submit proposals by the end of the week.
Liverpool bidders prepare to play their hands in Anfield club takeover battle
Four of Liverpool's suitors are to table bids after interested parties were told they must submit proposals by the end of the week.
Liverpool bidders prepare to play their hands in Anfield club takeover battle
Four of Liverpool's suitors are to table bids after interested parties were told they must submit proposals by the end of the week.
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