Texas Court

[redimp79]

This has got to be a joke

[rubble-rouser]

That statement is risible. FBR apparently offered to buy the club for '£375m-£400m' debt free and with a new stadium on 4th October in a letter to Hicks.

 

And the reason Hicks didn't mention that in the High Court is ... ?

 

They also claim that RBS deliberately conspired to sell at an undervalue so that teh two cuntwarts woudl not make a profit, That is a breathtaking allegation.

 

I really don't see what Texas has to do with anything. The US federal system would mean that the company would have to be incorporated in Texas to have jurisdiction. I think the board are free to ignore this injunctin unless it has been served on them in the UK and if the sale has already gone through it's too late.

[Kopite Pete]

I thought Kop Holdings registered offices were in the UK ?

 

I may be wrong, but what are all these Kop companies then? Sure its American registered.

[rubble-rouser]

[YNWAViking]

This is just a crazy desperate action from a Texan cowboy, without any real life grounding. Nothing more. I'm sure.

[chorlton]

It's worrying. Impressive that he can come up with new ways to hate him more. Horrible fucker.

[VERBAL DIARRHEA]

Why go to a British High Court if you think you could block the sale with an injunction from a Texan Court ? Smacks of desperation, but what do I know.

[WrongIslander]

District court. AHAHAHAH

 

What the fuck are these two muppets on. Get on to the statement "epic swindle". You fancy taking on the British Government in International Court? Are you really that desperate to pay more money out you don't have you bellends?

 

This is priceless. Pram tipped over, toys everywhere.

[Johnni]

They remind me of Kathy Bates in Misery - they wont just fucking die!.

[Seanleonardart]

[VERBAL DIARRHEA]

Apparently they are being advised by Gordon Gekko.

[Marzelius]

Can somebody just kill these two cunts?

[Section_31]

Can you imagine what a corrupt, jobs-for-the-boys fucking farce a Texan court would be? It just doesn't bear thinking about.

[RobbieOR]

"Texan courts don't even have jurisdiction over happenings in other states," says Jonathan Kaszynski. "This injunction is a vindictive act, hoping to cause the board and supporters of Liverpool Football Club as much trouble as possible. This has no chance in hell of seeing the light of day in court

 

Off the Guardian.

[Juan Galonso]

Gillett and Hicks claiming 1.6 Billion dollars in damages HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA I haven't laughed this much since Lloyd Christmas did his Kung-Fu faces in Dumb & Dumber. Keep the comedy coming you pair of parasites. Oh, a Texan court couldn't even get that jurisdiction in another part of America let alone Britain. Pair of desperate lunatics.

[WrongIslander]

That statement is risible. FBR apparently offered to buy the club for '£375m-£400m' debt free and with a new stadium on 4th October in a letter to Hicks.

 

And the reason Hicks didn't mention that in the High Court is ... ?

 

They also claim that RBS deliberately conspired to sell at an undervalue so that teh two cuntwarts woudl not make a profit, That is a breathtaking allegation.

 

I really don't see what Texas has to do with anything. The US federal system would mean that the company would have to be incorporated in Texas to have jurisdiction. I think the board are free to ignore this injunctin unless it has been served on them in the UK and if the sale has already gone through it's too late.

 

RBS are gonna take them to the cleaners over this regardless of the sale. They really just don't know when to walk away do they. They think they're in some great American Boxing film but someone needs to tell them they're not Rocky, they're Apollo Greed.... erm Creed.

[That fella]

£1 Billion

 

[YNWAViking]

 

Haha!

[That fella]

fuck off and die you straw clutchin fat cunt.

[That fella]

 

I would of got there first if i didnt start pissing about with the font size haha.

[.PsEatMyShorts.]

These 2 cunts needs executing once and for all

[Cherry Ghost]

Quick research of stock values, by my reckoning FBR capital is worth no more than $288m probably a lot less, you know what that means. They haven't got the readies to pay cash. They are promising c£650m and they're only worth £150m or less. We all know what that means, they're stooges or leverage buyers. Yet again, not real, not credible.

 

As for Hicks and the Texans, complete slippery desperate bastards, no doubt has the judge (and the sheriff and deputy) in his oily greasy fat lined pocket.

[Jonny83]

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[Guest Scaramanga]

I've finished reading that article from the Guardian. Can someone set me straight here and explain to me, who exactly would those clueless cunts be suing for £1.6 billion?

 

Also, I think the journo's at Forbes need to lay off the glue sniffing for a bit. As much as i'd like it to be true, the value they put on the club seems a bit far fetched.

[TheDrowningMan]

I've finished reading that article from the Guardian. Can someone set me straight here and explain to me, who exactly would those clueless cunts be suing for £1.6 billion?

 

Also, I think the journo's at Forbes need to lay off the glue sniffing for a bit. As much as i'd like it to be true, the value they put on the club seems a bit far fetched.

 

Forbes is an incredibly hardcore Republican. Wouldn't be surprised if he and Hicks have hob-nobbed in the past and the 'valuation' was a bit of a favour to him.