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Titolo: (Ot) E una in meno sembra!

Il liverpool pieno di debiti rischia la bancarotta
Just like a sudden sharp pain down your left arm on a cold Tuesday night, 
Liverpool's supporters were blindsided by financial auditors KPMG's latest 
findings into their club.
Unable to repay their loan debts in January, Liverpool's owners, Tom Hicks 
and George Gillett, made arrangements with RBS (Royal Bank of Scotland) and 
Wachovia to repay their financial arrangements on July 24, a sum of �ｿｽ350m.
This arrangement has been thrown into turmoil following KPMG's findings that 
not only are the club in severe debt, but their parent company Kop Football 
(Holdings) Ltd are also in debt to the tune of �ｿｽ42.6m and have only been 
able to pay off �ｿｽ36.5, the interest on their substantial loan in the last 
financial calendar.
Despite the club showing a profit of �ｿｽ10m before tax, for the first time in 
years it would appear as if Liverpool FC were on the verge of a precipice, 
as their profits are being swallowed up by their loans' interest payments 
alone.
KPMG have warned Kop Football Ltd of the "material uncertainty" of their 
product. In other words, should Liverpool fail to bring the EPL trophy or 
the Champions League trophy home next season, then the debt would increase 
substantially, as there would not be any monies available to pay off their 
debt.
In another statement by KPMG, a spokesman said, "The group (Kop Football) 
has credit facilities which expire on July 24. The directors have initiated 
negotiations to secure the replacement of finance and these are ongoing.
"These conditions indicate the existence of a material uncertainty which may 
cast significant doubt on the group's and the parent company's ability to 
continue as a going concern."
Comments such as these from KPMG will make the financial world, as well as 
the FA, sit up and listen.
Liverpool as a club are close to running into arbitration. If this happens, 
then the FA will have to step in and appoint an arbitrator who will asset 
strip the club to clear their debts, as well as imposing a points deduction 
on the club, which could be significant.
Since Rafael Benitez took over in 2004, the club have backed their manager 
to the hilt. They have given him �ｿｽ172m to spend on players, and in that 
five-year period the squad has expanded to 64 players with a wage bill of 
�ｿｽ89m per year.

 Il liverpool pieno di debiti rischia la bancarotta
Allora, per me:
Gerrard
Torres
Xabi Alonso
Mascherano
Pennant

 Il liverpool pieno di debiti rischia la bancarotta
La rometta inglese.


passo 

 La rometta inglese.
In realtï¿œ ï¿œ da tempo che si parla dell'indebitamento enorme dei club 
inglesi (anche spagnoli ho letto). Giï¿œ lo scorso anno si sono dati una 
bella calmata nella campagna acquisti estiva (chi ha speso ha anche 
venduto, a parte il City ovviamente). Speriamo continuino a diminuire 
le spese anche se le entrate dalla vendita del prodotto Premier League 
nel mondo sono tre volte maggiore delle nostre per cui rimarranno 
comunque piï¿œ ricchi (tralasciando merchandising, stadi di proprietï¿œ e 
quant'altro).
http://archiviostorico.gazzetta.it/2008/ottobre/09/Calcio_inglese_nel_baratro_Passivi_ga_10_081009015.shtml
http://www.corrieredellosport.it/Notizie/Calcio/49365/Calcio+inglese+in+profondo+rosso
http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&sl=pt&tl=en&u=http://www.futebolfinance.com/o-colapso-da-tbz&rurl=translate.google.com
Comunque da quest'ultimo link si vede come il Manchester spende in 
salari 140 milioni di euro (noi 120, comunque troppi). Chi era il pirla 
che diceva che eravamo usciti contro una squadra che aveva un monte 
salari la metï¿œ del nostro??