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Liverpool chief Tom Hicks wants £250m for naming rights to new Anfield
Defiant Liverpool co-owner Tom Hicks has predicted the club will fetch a world record sum of about £250m from stadium naming rights when they eventually leave Anfield.
Tom Hicks: Star players will not be sold even if Liverpool FC don't make Champions League
Liverpool co-owner Tom Hicks has insisted no star players will be sold.
Liverpool chief Tom Hicks wants £250m for naming rights to new Anfield
Defiant Liverpool co-owner Tom Hicks has predicted the club will fetch a world record sum of about £250million from stadium naming rights when they eventually leave Anfield.
Hicks won't sell star names
Liverpool co-owner Tom Hicks has reassured the club's supporters that no star names will be sold.
Liverpool fans march against George Gillett and Tom Hicks
• Liverpool supporters protest against Americans' stewardship• Thousands march from supporters' club to KopThousands of Liverpool's supporters have staged a demonstration against the club's owners before their Premier League match against Manchester United at Anfield today.They were protesting at the way the club is being run under their US co-owners George Gillett and Tom Hicks, their concerns heightened by the team losing four games in a row, as well as the level of debt accrued under Gillet and Hicks.They gathered at the Liverpool Supporters' Club on Lower Breck Road and marched to
Hicks launches search for minority investor
Tom Hicks has instructed Merrill Lynch to entice a minority shareholder to Anfield with an asking price of £100m for a 25% stake.
Liverpool's coowner Tom Hicks on lookout for new investor
Doubts over Liverpool's future resurface admit reports coowner is seekign an investor to take a 25 per cent stake in the club.
Hicks hopes Middle East investment drive will fund Liverpool's new stadium
Tom Hicks hopes to take a step nearer to funding a new stadium for Liverpool by raising around £100million from an investment drive in the Middle East.
Tom Hicks hopes £100m Middle East investment drive will help fund Liverpool's new stadium
Tom Hicks hopes to take a step nearer to funding a new stadium for Liverpool by raising around £100million from an investment drive in the Middle East.
Liverpool's co-owner Tom Hicks launches search for minority investor
• Merrill Lynch scours Middle East for investor• Liverpool still carrying debt of around £310Tom Hicks has instructed Merrill Lynch to entice a minority shareholder to Anfield with an asking price of £100m for a 25% stake. Hicks and his fellow co-owner, George Gillett, have been seeking new investment of varying forms for almost two years and the US financial management company was employed to carry out that task by Hicks last year. It is understood the firm is now targeting businesses or wealthy individuals in the Middle East who would be prepared to buy a minority stake, allowing the A
Tom Hicks suggests Liverpool in better longterm financial health than Manchester City
Liverpool coowner promises to cut debts and free up funds from new shirt sponsorship deal for player recruitment.
Tom Hicks vows to reduce debts and sign new players at Liverpool FC
TOM HICKS has promised to reduce Liverpool’s debts at the same time as strengthening the first team squad – but he has has branded Manchester City’s present business plan as “unsustainable.”
Spending big isn't so smart, Liverpool co-owner Hicks tells Manchester City
Liverpool chief Tom Hicks has hit out at the Arab owners of Manchester City, with the Texan insisting their £120million transfer spending spree is 'unsustainable'.
Liverpool are in a strong financial position, says Tom Hicks
• Standard Chartered will bring in at least £21m a year• Club committed to reducing debt levelsTom Hicks has promised to reduce Liverpool's debts and strengthen the squad after revealing the club expect to generate £26m from the British bank Standard Chartered and the Danish brewer Carlsberg next season.Dismissing concerns about Liverpool's financial health and poor start to the season, the American co-owner said that the club had never been stronger on or off the pitch.While Liverpool's accountants expressed doubt over the future of the club's parent company in the 2007-08 financial
Liverpool co-owner Tom Hicks insists the club is in the best possible shape - and he hits out at 'unsustainable' growth of Manchester City
Tom Hicks has promised to reduce Liverpool's debts and strengthen the squad after revealing the club expects to generate £26million from British bank Standard Chartered and Danish beer Carlsberg next season.
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