Bit of a strange article, but thought I'd post it anyways. From Footylatest;
Liverpool to receive £30 Million in transfer funds but not Benitez
Liverpool owners George Gillett and Tom Hicks have agreed to inject more funds in to Liverpool FC in order to purchase new players but on condition that manager Rafa Benitez is not allowed to spend it. The American owners have realised that to sustain the value of Liverpool and to attract potential investors that they will need to keep the club competitive and that means bringing in fresh blood at Anfield.
As things stand investors have been put off by the high price of Liverpool as set down by Hicks and Gillett and uncertainty over the clubs future financial status in the absence of Champions League football. To avoid the club losing even more value the Chairman Martin Broughton has told the Yanks that they will need to spend some money or risk seeing their investment lose even more value.
The American’s as a pair no longer trust the judgment of manager Rafa Benitez and they have agreed to stump up some extra cash as long as the Spaniard is not the one to spend it, though they have agreed that any funds raised from sales the manager can keep.
This is much needed news for the suffering Anfield faithful, they have had a disastrous season and confidence in Benitez is at an all time low and the p[prospect of no decent new signings coming in and the likes of Tottenham and Man City strengthening their squads risked seeing the Merseysiders pushed permanently out of the top four and the Americans at long last seem to have realised this.
Once the new funding has been confirmed and Benitez’s future has been sorted the club can then settle down and concentrate in rebuilding not just the team but also confidence in time for next season.
Could at long last be some light at the end of the tunnel for Liverpool fans.
Liverpool to receive £30 Million in transfer funds but not Benitez
Liverpool owners George Gillett and Tom Hicks have agreed to inject more funds in to Liverpool FC in order to purchase new players but on condition that manager Rafa Benitez is not allowed to spend it. The American owners have realised that to sustain the value of Liverpool and to attract potential investors that they will need to keep the club competitive and that means bringing in fresh blood at Anfield.
As things stand investors have been put off by the high price of Liverpool as set down by Hicks and Gillett and uncertainty over the clubs future financial status in the absence of Champions League football. To avoid the club losing even more value the Chairman Martin Broughton has told the Yanks that they will need to spend some money or risk seeing their investment lose even more value.
The American’s as a pair no longer trust the judgment of manager Rafa Benitez and they have agreed to stump up some extra cash as long as the Spaniard is not the one to spend it, though they have agreed that any funds raised from sales the manager can keep.
This is much needed news for the suffering Anfield faithful, they have had a disastrous season and confidence in Benitez is at an all time low and the p[prospect of no decent new signings coming in and the likes of Tottenham and Man City strengthening their squads risked seeing the Merseysiders pushed permanently out of the top four and the Americans at long last seem to have realised this.
Once the new funding has been confirmed and Benitez’s future has been sorted the club can then settle down and concentrate in rebuilding not just the team but also confidence in time for next season.
Could at long last be some light at the end of the tunnel for Liverpool fans.