OWNERS STORIES
Tommy Smith: Liverpool FC fans are backing Rafael Benitez but will owners?
MUCH has been made about Liverpool’s failure to land a league title in 20 years now.
Benitez warns Liverpool's owners: Sell Torres and I will quit - even for £100m
Rafa Benitez has told Liverpool's owners he will quit if star striker Fernando Torres is sold against his will - even if they were offered £100m for the Spaniard.
Part One of exclusive Q and A with Liverpool FC chief Christian Purslow: the club's debt, the new stadium and the American owners
JUST minutes after signing the biggest commercial deal in Liverpool’s history - the £80m shirt sponsorship agreement with Standard Chartered Bank - new Liverpool FC Managing Director Christian Purslow sat down at Anfield and spoke to Echo Sports Editor John Thompson about a range of issues.
Liverpool FC supporters union Spirit of Shankly protest against club's American owners
TONIGHT'S first home game of the season at Anfield will see Liverpool FC supporters' union Spirit of Shankly leafleting outside the ground to garner support amongst Reds fans against the club's American owners.
Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez to discuss transfer funds with American owners
Liverpool manager will meet with club owners as Carragher joins injured list
Fans anger at Liverpool FC American owners' refinancing deal
LIVERPOOL FC’s American owners successfully agreed a re-financing deal to renegotiate its debts amid further anger from Reds fans.
Liverpool owners shell out £60m with nothing to show for it in debt restructure deal
Liverpool's American owners are paying off a £60million debt as part of a deal to renegotiate the loan they took out to buy the club in 2007. They will carry forward a £230m debt with RBS.
Liverpool owners refinance
Tom Hicks and George Gillett have concluded a deal to re-finance the bank loan they took out to buy the club in 2007.
Owners reach new Reds deal
Liverpool's owners have concluded a deal to re-finance the loan they took to buy the club in 2007.
Liverpool owners strike deal to refinance debt
• Deal involves paying back £60m of original debt• Agreement ends months of speculation about club's futureLiverpool's American owners have concluded a deal to refinance the bank loan they took out to buy the club in 2007.Co-owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett are not expected to issue a statement, but the deal is believed to be for another year and will involve them paying back £60m of the original debt.Negotiations between the Royal Bank of Scotland, Wachovia and the owners have continued for months. There was a significant fear that the banks would call in the loan, while both Hicks
Premier League - Liverpool owners reach loan agreement
Liverpool's American owners have finally concluded a deal to re-finance the bank loan they took out to buy the club in 2007.
Liverpool owners reach finance agreement
Liverpool's American owners have concluded a deal to re-finance the bank loan they took out to buy the club in 2007.
Liverpool owners agree to repay £40m of debt as part of refinancing package
Hicks and Gillett will repay £40 million this week as part of a refinancing package
Supporters' big plans unlikely to stop owners saddling Liverpool with years of debt
Bold proposals by fans to launch a takeover of Liverpool will not stop the club's American owners refinancing their massive and costly loansLiverpool supporters have launched proposals to buy the club outright, on the day that its north American owners, Tom Hicks and George Gillett, are due to renew their £350m loans with Royal Bank of Scotland and Wachovia. Almost £200m of that was borrowed by Hicks and Gillett to buy the club, having said they were not "doing a Glazers" and loading the club with paying the interest and costs of their own takeover. They have since failed to raise the mon
North American owners set to renew £350m borrowings which cost Liverpool £36.5m in interest last year
North American owners set to renew £350m borrowings which cost Liverpool £36.5m in interest last yearLiverpool supporters have launched proposals to buy the club outright, on the day that its north American owners, Tom Hicks and George Gillett, are due to renew their £350m loans with Royal Bank of Scotland and Wachovia. Almost £200m of that was borrowed by Hicks and Gillett to buy the club, having said they were not "doing a Glazers" and loading the club with paying the interest and costs of their own takeover. They have since failed to raise the money to build Liverpool the planned new
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