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Liverpool talks still on
England - 13 March, 2008
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Tom Hicks likely was wrong — again — about efforts to but out English Liverpool.
Hicks said talks between himself and Dubai International Capital had broken down and were off for good. They actually have been delayed until 18 March. DIC has been negotiating to take over the club from Hicks and George Gillett.
Further negotiations are scheduled to take place in Dubai.
Talks reached a stumbling block in a disagreement over who would run the club. DIC wants its people in control. Hicks has wanted to remain in control.
Hicks and Gillett originally beat DIC with a higher paying price for Liverpool in early 2007. The two offered GBP 219 million. Now DIC is offering the duo GBP 400 million.
Hicks said talks between himself and Dubai International Capital had broken down and were off for good. They actually have been delayed until 18 March. DIC has been negotiating to take over the club from Hicks and George Gillett.
Further negotiations are scheduled to take place in Dubai.
Talks reached a stumbling block in a disagreement over who would run the club. DIC wants its people in control. Hicks has wanted to remain in control.
Hicks and Gillett originally beat DIC with a higher paying price for Liverpool in early 2007. The two offered GBP 219 million. Now DIC is offering the duo GBP 400 million.
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