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--- On Fri, 6/5/09, Dein Reinhard Legi <[email protected]> wrote: From: Dein Reinhard Legi <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [BolaML] hoalaaaaahhhh.. Pool! To: [email protected] Date: Friday, June 5, 2009, 11:55 PM solusinya gampang....jual Torres, SG, Alonso dll...huahaha - dein - ------------ --------- --------- - 19 YEARS BABY !! ----- Original Message ---- From: indah larasati <larasatilarepati@ yahoo.com> To: bol...@yahoogroups. com Sent: Friday, June 5, 2009 1:42:58 PM Subject: [BolaML] hoalaaaaahhhh. . Pool! Kop meltdown: Transfer shock for manager Rafa Benitez as Liverpool cash crisis deepens by JOHN EDWARDS Last updated at 11:46 PM on 04th June 2009 Liverpool were facing meltdown last night after their dire financial crisis was exposed. Only 48 hours after losing out to Manchester City on the signing of Gareth Barry, and with Glen Johnson - another long-term target - expected to join Chelsea, details of their fragile state became clear. Owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett were warned that there is 'significant doubt on the group's and parent company's ability to continue as a going concern' because of the club's debts.Though Liverpool's most recent accounts showed a profit of £10.2million, their parent company lost £42.6m, mainly due to interest payments of £36.5m. That will panic the club's supporters, who are seeing their rivals move quickly in the transfer market - and may even unsettle their star players, just as the club seemed to be gearing up to challenge champions Manchester United. Hicks and Gillett face a July 24 deadline to refinance their £350m debt and though they remain optimistic about meeting it, there was a warning from the accountants that could have repercussions on Rafa Benitez's spending plans. Benitez has already admitted he may have to sell to top up a limited budget, and there were more concerns for the Liverpool manager after accountants KPMG LLP delivered a sombre assessment. Referring to the losses incurred by parent company Kop Football (Holdings) Ltd, they said: 'The directors have initiated negotiations to secure the replacement finance required by the group, and they are ongoing. 'These conditions indicate the existence of a material uncertainty which may cast significant doubt on the group's and parent company's ability to continue as a going concern.' Worryingly for Benitez, the figures underline how revenue from the Champions League and Barclays Premier League is being swallowed up to service the parent company's loans. The manager was hoping for substantial backing in the transfer market but has already seen Barry sign for Manchester City and is beginning to lose hope over his other two main targets, Portsmouth's Johnson and David Silva of Valencia. His overall budget is believed to be as little as £15m, plus anything generated from sales, and there are questions over whether he can afford Johnson or Silva, let alone both. Chelsea's interest in Portsmouth right back Johnson can only inflate his asking price, while Valencia's reluctance to accept a £15m bid for Silva continues to block the Spain winger's route to Anfield. Benitez has been forced to consider cheaper alternatives, such as Middlesbrough striker Tuncay and Portsmouth centre back Sylvain Distin, but there is at least a ray of hope for him in the form of possible new investors. Sportsmail understands three representatives of the India-based GMR infrastructure company, who hold the franchise for the Delhi Daredevils cricket team in the Indian Premier League, have met intermediaries acting on behalf of Liverpool's American owners to discuss a takeover. Should Hicks and Gillett finally relinquish control, Benitez could at least count on greater transfer funding but may still struggle to convince Xabi Alonso to remain at Anfield after a £20m bid from Real Madrid and interest from Manchester City. Alonso almost joined Juventus last summer and has now reluctantly concluded he may have to end a five-year stay at Liverpool after sensing Benitez is prepared to sacrifice him to raise funds. silaken dicerna sendiri... ,,(o_o),, [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
