Seul club officiel de supporters de Liverpool FC en France. Official Forum for Liverpool Supporters in France
Vince a écrit:Bonne nouvelle que ce rachat. Voyons voir maintenant si le club va enfin prendre le bon virage, à savoir lancer le futur stade, recruter intelligemment sans acheter pour acheter et surtout retrouver l'esprit moteur de LFC.
SaveLFC Statement – Meeting With John Henry – Saturday 16 October 2010
SaveLFC was set up in May this year to help inform fans and encourage unity in favour of fit and proper ownership at Liverpool FC. With that in mind, this will be our final statement. Tom Hicks and George Gillett are gone, and as we hope we’ll never see the club put in that position again, SaveLFC will continue in a consultative role only – we hope and trust we will not need to reconstitute our campaigning arm again.
John Henry and NESV took over the reins at Liverpool on Friday, and as he promised in his first interview, he promptly set about listening to the concerns of the fans. It seems his words were genuine and we hope Mr Henry and NESV continue in this vein.
Within hours of our new owners being announced, Mr Henry emailed a member of SaveLFC to arrange a breakfast meeting. That meeting took place within the grounds of Anfield at 9-45am on Saturday October 16th. Mr Henry and one of his aides welcomed three members of SaveLFC for an hour-long chat, and came across as a thoroughly down to earth and decent man.
The meeting was very informal, friendly and informative, and we came to realise that Mr Henry is a quiet man who likes to listen – a stark contrast to our former owners.
It was great to hear Mr Henry say that he’s keen to speak to other fans’ groups. That’s something we’d all agree is long overdue, and he seems a man who will truly listen to us, the fans.
This may well be a new dawn in the history of Liverpool Football Club. We will always be mindful of Mr Henry’s words on behalf of NESV: “Our actions will speak louder than our words”. But the members of SaveLFC who attended feel it’s safe to say that the club is now in safer hands.
We’d all like to extend a warm welcome to Mr Henry and his colleagues at NESV. We hope they are allowed the time and grace they need to demonstrate the value of their actions.
To Mr Henry himself, we’d like to thank you for meeting with us so soon. Our doors will always be open to you. We hope this is the first of many meetings between the club and its fans, and we welcome the chance to contribute to ongoing and constructive dialogue.
There is a lot of hard work ahead for you, but your actions so far have been “one helluva start”. We left the meeting in the belief you are a good man and the right kind of owner for Liverpool Football Club. We hope you left the meeting with a better understanding of the pride and passion our loyal fans have for out great football club. Good luck.
Welcome to Liverpool John and NESV.
Before signing off, we’d like to thank everyone whose hard work, passion, and creativity went into our work this last few months. That extends to our 32,000 members, and specifically to those who made incredible contributions and sacrificed their own resources and time while never demanding anything in return.
Last but not least, we’d like to thank Kit Nelson, whose artwork provided the impetus we needed throughout, and John Hackett, whose personal investment and dedication to the cause was consistently inspirational.
YNWA
SaveLFC
titus a écrit:
Les règles de parité dans le soccer anglais ont été conçues de manière à mettre un terme à l'ère du «dopage économique» de certaines équipes par des propriétaires richissimes, comme les rivaux de la Premier League Manchester City et Chelsea.
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Je suis comme toi Stevi j'ai reçu ce mail donc je vous le fais partagerStevi a écrit:titus a écrit:
Les règles de parité dans le soccer anglais ont été conçues de manière à mettre un terme à l'ère du «dopage économique» de certaines équipes par des propriétaires richissimes, comme les rivaux de la Premier League Manchester City et Chelsea.
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Depuis quand il y a des règles de parité dans le "soccer anglais"
Il voulait dire le soccer américain non ???
matlehulk a écrit:Si cela se confirme, on peut penser que RH suivra, non ?
matlehulk a écrit:Si cela se confirme, on peut penser que RH suivra, non ?
Ronan9 a écrit:Big news. Christian Purslow has stood down as managing director of Liverpool
Empire Of The Kop
paul_tomkins
NESV ne tarde pas à identifier les maillons faibles du club.
Ronan9 a écrit:Il faut bien le remercier pour son vote lors de la maintenant fameuse réunion du board qui a décidé la vente du club.
Ronan9 a écrit:Big news. Christian Purslow has stood down as managing director of Liverpool
Empire Of The Kop
paul_tomkins
NESV ne tarde pas à identifier les maillons faibles du club.
Candy a écrit:Ronan9 a écrit:Big news. Christian Purslow has stood down as managing director of Liverpool
Empire Of The Kop
paul_tomkins
NESV ne tarde pas à identifier les maillons faibles du club.
Je commence à être vraiment content, moi.
Purslow, je le sentais pas comme mec. Autant je le remercie d'avoir été dans le "bloc anti-G&H", autant je pense qu'il s'est mêlé de choses pour lesquelles il n'avait pas été engagé (le départ de Bénitez, le choix d'Hodgson, ainsi que certains transferts (arrivée de Cole et départ d'Insua notamment), etc.).
Alors Purslow, bon vent et qu'on ne te revoie pas de sitôt.
Ronan9 a écrit:Candy a écrit:Ronan9 a écrit:Big news. Christian Purslow has stood down as managing director of Liverpool
Empire Of The Kop
paul_tomkins
NESV ne tarde pas à identifier les maillons faibles du club.
Je commence à être vraiment content, moi.
Purslow, je le sentais pas comme mec. Autant je le remercie d'avoir été dans le "bloc anti-G&H", autant je pense qu'il s'est mêlé de choses pour lesquelles il n'avait pas été engagé (le départ de Bénitez, le choix d'Hodgson, ainsi que certains transferts (arrivée de Cole et départ d'Insua notamment), etc.).
Alors Purslow, bon vent et qu'on ne te revoie pas de sitôt.
Il reste dans le club pour jouer un rôle plus à sa mesure.
Juice a écrit:Non il change juste de poste il me semble
Henry - Reds stars staying
New Liverpool owners plan to strengthen squad not weaken it
Last updated: 29th October 2010
Henry - Reds stars staying
Liverpool co-owner John Henry on transfer plans
Liverpool co-owner John Henry insists he plans to strengthen the squad and not weaken it in January by selling their top stars.
Henry has described speculation linking Fernando Torres and Pepe Reina with moves away from Anfield as "destructive and unwarranted".
Reds boss Roy Hodgson has admitted he is planning to make new signings when the transfer window reopens in January and Henry has revealed they plan to improve the quality of the squad and not diminish it by selling the likes of Torres or Reina.
"We have recently read stories about our intentions for the forthcoming January transfer window and have a sense of humour about this type of inevitable speculation," Henry told the club's official website.
"As everyone knows we are new to English football, but not to sport, and we are studying all options. Opportunities and value will drive spending in January and in the future.
"Our clear focus from day one of our ownership has been - and will be - to improve the club and focus on what it will take to put Liverpool FC consistently in a position to challenge for trophies.
"We intend to build this club the right way.
Reassurance
"Stories about our top players leaving are destructive and unwarranted but we realise that this kind of speculation is also common.
"We intend to build on the strength of the current squad, not undermine it. And I can reassure our supporters that we have no intention of allowing the team to be weakened going forward."
Skysport
Gian a écrit:Henry - Reds stars staying
New Liverpool owners plan to strengthen squad not weaken it
Last updated: 29th October 2010
Henry - Reds stars staying
Liverpool co-owner John Henry on transfer plans
Liverpool co-owner John Henry insists he plans to strengthen the squad and not weaken it in January by selling their top stars.
Henry has described speculation linking Fernando Torres and Pepe Reina with moves away from Anfield as "destructive and unwarranted".
Reds boss Roy Hodgson has admitted he is planning to make new signings when the transfer window reopens in January and Henry has revealed they plan to improve the quality of the squad and not diminish it by selling the likes of Torres or Reina.
"We have recently read stories about our intentions for the forthcoming January transfer window and have a sense of humour about this type of inevitable speculation," Henry told the club's official website.
"As everyone knows we are new to English football, but not to sport, and we are studying all options. Opportunities and value will drive spending in January and in the future.
"Our clear focus from day one of our ownership has been - and will be - to improve the club and focus on what it will take to put Liverpool FC consistently in a position to challenge for trophies.
"We intend to build this club the right way.
Reassurance
"Stories about our top players leaving are destructive and unwarranted but we realise that this kind of speculation is also common.
"We intend to build on the strength of the current squad, not undermine it. And I can reassure our supporters that we have no intention of allowing the team to be weakened going forward."
Skysport
Candy a écrit:Voici une interview de John Henry sur RAWK: Interview - Part One
Candy a écrit:Voici une interview de John Henry sur RAWK: Interview - Part One
Magikal974 a écrit:Il me plait bien moi,ce Henry !
En plus,ca colle bien au discours de Hodgson qui veut des renforts de qualités pour concurrencer les gros et avoir une équipe compétitive.
Je suis impatient de voir notre équipe pour 2011-2012 !
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