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Kenny Huang linked to Liverpool takeover


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This is from BenSmith_Times twitter

 

#lfc fans wanting to know who is backing the Huang bid and the extent of their wealth should make sure they read The Times tomorrow

 

Yeah make sure you buy the paper or pay for the online subscription, almost like a kraptalk teaser that.

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This is from BenSmith_Times twitter

 

#lfc fans wanting to know who is backing the Huang bid and the extent of their wealth should make sure they read The Times tomorrow

 

Or alternatively find out right now:

 

REVEALED: Kenny Huang tells Liverpool his backers are C.I.C, worth £330bn; no proof of funds yet

 

By Nick Harris

 

4 August 2010

 

Kenny Huang, the Chinese businessman linked with a takeover bid for Liverpool in recent days, has told the club’s hierarchy that he has the financial backing of the China Investment Corporation, China’s largest sovereign wealth fund with assets of $332bn, sportingintelligence has learned.

 

If this backing is proven to be true, it would be truly sensational, representing the wealthiest potential owner not just in the history of English football but in global sport.

 

But neither Huang nor any of his rival bidders have yet provided any proof of funding. Huang has not yet provided any firm evidence his backers are C.I.C.

 

In what is being described as a “hugely fluid” situation, Liverpool’s board is considering “five or six” proposals for the club. The situation is moving towards “put up or shut up”. No substantive developments are expected this week although the C.I.C claim will become global news in the next 24 hours.

 

If C.I.C’s involvement is confirmed – and questions to its offices in China today by sportingintelligence remain unanswered – it would be truly sensational. On the flip side, for that very reason, everyone at Liverpool is remaining cautious until proof arrives.

 

Sources in China remain highly skeptical. Our story on today’s earlier developments, including more details on Huang’s background and business interests, can be found here.

 

REVEALED: Kenny Huang tells Liverpool his backers are C.I.C, worth £330bn; no proof of funds yet « Sporting Intelligence

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Why do you say that? I always thought UEM was a good poster on here.

 

He was and hopefully will be again.

 

A lot of people got very heated here last season (including me) as everything was just a mess so tempers were taught all the time. Andy seems a good bloke the little I've spoken with him and hopefully will be back here soon.

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Or alternatively find out right now:

 

REVEALED: Kenny Huang tells Liverpool his backers are C.I.C, worth £330bn; no proof of funds yet

 

By Nick Harris

 

4 August 2010

 

Kenny Huang, the Chinese businessman linked with a takeover bid for Liverpool in recent days, has told the club’s hierarchy that he has the financial backing of the China Investment Corporation, China’s largest sovereign wealth fund with assets of $332bn, sportingintelligence has learned.

 

If this backing is proven to be true, it would be truly sensational, representing the wealthiest potential owner not just in the history of English football but in global sport.

 

But neither Huang nor any of his rival bidders have yet provided any proof of funding. Huang has not yet provided any firm evidence his backers are C.I.C.

 

In what is being described as a “hugely fluid” situation, Liverpool’s board is considering “five or six” proposals for the club. The situation is moving towards “put up or shut up”. No substantive developments are expected this week although the C.I.C claim will become global news in the next 24 hours.

 

If C.I.C’s involvement is confirmed – and questions to its offices in China today by sportingintelligence remain unanswered – it would be truly sensational. On the flip side, for that very reason, everyone at Liverpool is remaining cautious until proof arrives.

 

Sources in China remain highly skeptical. Our story on today’s earlier developments, including more details on Huang’s background and business interests, can be found here.

 

REVEALED: Kenny Huang tells Liverpool his backers are C.I.C, worth £330bn; no proof of funds yet « Sporting Intelligence

 

I'm hoping they give us an small insight into what C.I.C's plans are for the club.

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It's the hope that gets you in the end..

 

That post hit me in the most peculiar way. And the stars look very different todayyyy.

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Benitez nearly ruined us

 

Haha!!

 

That's probably worse than your "I want David Silva to be our main summer signing"....he joins Man City "David Silva is fucking shit" or "No loss" regarding Fabio Aurelio's release......."great signing" when he rejoins.

 

And to think you complain about RAWK!

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Haha!!

 

That's probably worse than your "I want David Silva to be our main summer signing"....he joins Man City "David Silva is fucking shit" or "No loss" regarding Fabio Aurelio's release......."great signing" when he rejoins.

 

And to think you complain about RAWK!

 

When did I say either of those things?

 

I said it was good news when he signed and Silva is shite. But when did I say the first two things?

 

And Benitez did nearly ruin us, we finished 7th you cheeky twat.

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And Benitez did nearly ruin us, we finished 7th you cunt.

 

He also did some other things, mate. Still, let's not turn this into a Rafa thread. I think I'd Huang myself of we went over that again.

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