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misslfc wrote:Tony Barrett of The Times' article on a possible Qatari deal


http://lfc.pl/files/pdf/2013_04_29_times.jpg

So is this article also telling us the current owners dont have the financial power to compete in the transfer market?

We will know soon enough when window opens

No Barnes, I think you are jumping the gun a bit there.

I thought our standard chartered deal was longer

http://lfcvideos.co.uk/2013/04/jose-enrique-smashes-tv/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

Jose smashes tv

http://www.ooredoo.com/en/news/media/news/ooredoo-statement-ooredoo-liverpool-football-club-lfc-ooredoo-anfield-ooredoo-english-premier-league.html

Didn't want them anyway

Naming Anfield was the rumour

LIVERPOOL FC have confirmed they will take part in a post-season friendly in South Africa later this month.

The Reds will face Ajax Cape Town on Tuesday, May 21. It will be their first visit to the country since 1994

Liverpool FC chief commercial officer Billy Hogan said: “It will be fantastic for the club to return to South Africa after almost 20 years.

“We know we have a large fan base in South Africa which is rapidly growing, in the last eight months the number of South African fans visiting the club’s website has doubled.


“This visit is part of our off-season activity and shows our commitment to bringing the club closer to our fans all over the globe, no matter how far away from Anfield they may live.”

Liverpool will fly off just 24 hours after their final Premier League fixture against QPR and return to Merseyside on Wednesday, May 22.

The game will be played at the Cape Town Stadium with kick-off set for 8.15pm local time



Read more: Liverpool Echo http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/liverpool-fc/liverpool-fc-news/2013/05/06/100252-33289987/#ixzz2SdIkAdmV

http://www.liverpoolfc.com/melwood

Join us for this once in a lifetime opportunity, as Melwood exclusively opens its doors to fans for a limited period only.

Go beyond the barrier at Melwood on our exclusive tour giving you behind the scenes access to Liverpool Football Club's world class training complex and most closely kept sporting secret.

Wow, that's great

WHAT STADIUM

http://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/latest-news/138672-free-open-training-session-for-members

Great for families

Liverpool Football Club and Carlsberg are today celebrating their partnership of 21 years by announcing a three-year extension to the leading international beer brand's sponsorship.

Already the longest-serving partnership of any Barclays Premier League club, it has now been extended to run until the end of the 2015-16 season - a total of 24 seasons.

For 17 years Carlsberg were Liverpool FC's shirt sponsor, until 2010 when they became the Reds' official beer partner. During the 21 seasons, it is estimated that more than 5.7 million pints of Carlsberg have been served at Anfield, which is more than enough to fill an Olympic sized swimming pool (2,500,000L).

Mike Thompson, marketing director for Carlsberg, said: "Our relationship with Liverpool FC started in 1992. It was Carlsberg's very first connection to English football - an affiliation which has grown significantly.

"Over two decades later we are thrilled to be continuing our partnership with a club that has over 120 years of heritage and one of the biggest followings in football, both in the UK and around the world."

It is estimated that Liverpool FC has 588 million followers across the globe that the club interacts with on a regular basis. Recently Liverpool FC launched 15 new local language Twitter accounts, reaching fans in more than 75 different countries. This is in addition to Liverpoolfc.com, which receives seven million visitors per month, LFC TV UK, which attracts 600,000 viewers per week, and LFC TV International, which connects with 100 million homes worldwide.

Billy Hogan, Liverpool FC's chief commercial officer, added: "We are delighted to extend our partnership with Carlsberg, one of the world's leading beer brands.

"Together we have been on an incredible journey, which sees our partnership become the longest in the history of any top-flight club.

"We are incredibly proud of our partnership's longevity and the deep relationship between our two great brands. We look forward to another three years with Carlsberg, delivering exciting initiatives to our fans all over the world."

Danny Ward called up to tour squad....................looks ominous for Pepe

I refuse to face up to it  

Afaik, it had been planned that he would join up.
Expect Reina gone though

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BP4acU3CAAAGYBW.jpg:large

Ayre and God

Must be wasted

Quality had to steal...lol

Ðefo wasted lol

Wants to quit the fucking around and get his finger out that cunt Ayre, I hope its on Youtube and he gets sacked the cunt!!

Why would/should he get sacked over that?

Dallas wrote:Why would/should he get sacked over that?

If you think the MD of one of the biggest football clubs in the world out on the lash making a cunt of himself is good PR then we must not be reading from the same hymn sheet! Not to mention him being a cock.

Oh he is a cock, but I just don't see that pic as a stackable offence myself.
I wonder who took the picture