Refinance Date Fast Approaching

The refinance date is fast approaching for liverpool what do you feel will happen? Will we go into admin? Or Will We Be Bought .....?


Discuss

we wont be bought.

CameronLFC1 wrote:we wont be bought.

YOU DON'T KNOW THAT!!!

Eh, hopes aren't high anyways

Bogdan wrote:

CameronLFC1 wrote:we wont be bought.

YOU DON'T KNOW THAT!!!

Eh, hopes aren't high anyways

this who'd want to buy us

Well the Americans have blown it....it's still early days but if Liverpool keep up their terrible form the club and it's valuation is going to freefall.

The only thing which can attract investors and new owners at the moment is your history but they wont look at that. They will take into account the future of the club before buying and it isn't looking great.

Refinance = Americans win, Liverpool just go from worse to worse.

No refinance = Fans win, Americans fuck off and Liverpool slowly becoming what they were.

You'll do a Leeds.

a) We won't be bought for a while, regardless of the outcome.
b) We won't enter administration, the debt is held against the Americans, not the club.
c) If they re-finance, then the club will still have to be sold, mainly because the Americans cannot afford to keep it. However, their hope is that if they get the re-finance, they can make a profit.

Either way, within the next 12 months, we should have a new owner.

This could get interesting......

You lot better lose some points.

The valuation of the club should be falling which is hopefully entincing some more bidders. The fan base is already there, it's actually quite a great opportunity for a new owner to buy the club and take Liverpool back to the top.

Why is Liverpool FC the only entity in the world where the owners are routinely, consistently and seemingly exclusively referred to only be their nationality?

a) We won't be bought for a while, regardless of the outcome.
b) We won't enter administration, the debt is held against the Americans, not the club.

It's the owners' ErRRRRR Americans' debt, but if the AMERICANS default, RBS has a mortgage on Liverpool and its assets. If RBS forecloses on it, they will sell the team as quickly as possible and recoup whatever they can in unpaid debt.

The best thing that can happen is for somebody with a lot of dough and who cares about Liverpool to set up a company and use that company to buy as much over Liverpool as he/she can (preferably during the RBS auction, because the price will be cheaper) and then, once a majority or entirety owner, sell shares in that company to Merseyside residents thereby ensuring community ownership of Liverpool.

menalawyerguy wrote:Why is Liverpool FC the only entity in the world where the owners are routinely, consistently and seemingly exclusively referred to only be their nationality?

a) We won't be bought for a while, regardless of the outcome.
b) We won't enter administration, the debt is held against the Americans, not the club.

It's the owners' ErRRRRR Americans' debt, but if the AMERICANS default, RBS has a mortgage on Liverpool and its assets. If RBS forecloses on it, they will sell the team as quickly as possible and recoup whatever they can in unpaid debt.

The best thing that can happen is for somebody with a lot of dough and who cares about Liverpool to set up a company and use that company to buy as much over Liverpool as he/she can (preferably during the RBS auction, because the price will be cheaper) and then, once a majority or entirety owner, sell shares in that company to Merseyside residents thereby ensuring community ownership of Liverpool.

They have already said that asset stripping is not likely, the club will be sold to the highest bidder if they do claim control.

It's a 9-point doc either way.

That's a stupid rule btw.

menalawyerguy wrote:It's a 9-point doc either way.

That's a stupid rule btw.

No it isn't. The club itself isn't insolvent, so we won't recieve any penalty. Not that it looks like RBS will takeover the club now anyway.