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Liverpool will not sell key players, says Tom Hicks

Daily News Analysis (Free subscription) | 8 hours ago

Liverpool will not be forced to sell off key players if the club make an early exit from the Champions League, co-owner Tom Hicks said.

• Liverpool will not sell key players - Hicks - Reuters UK
• Liverpool FC News: Tom Hicks: Star players will not be sold even if Liverpool FC don't make Champions League - Liverpool Daily Post.co.uk
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Liverpool chief Tom Hicks wants £250m for naming rights to new Anfield

Daily Mail online | Sport (Free subscription) | 10 hours ago

Defiant Liverpool co-owner Tom Hicks has predicted the club will fetch a world record sum of about £250m from stadium naming rights when they eventually leave Anfield.

Liverpool will not sell star players despite results - owner Tom Hicks (Goal.com)

Spanish Teaching (Free subscription) | 13 hours ago

American vows not to sell the likes of Gerrard and Torres.

Liverpool chief Tom Hicks insists: We don't have to sell Gerrard and Torres

Daily Mail online | Sport (Free subscription) | 8 hours ago

Liverpool co-owner Tom Hicks has insisted no star players will be sold, despite the club's financial woes and a start to the season that sees the Reds lie seventh in the League.

We will not sell any of our star players, says Liverpool owner Tom Hicks

Mirror.co.uk (Free subscription) | yesterday

Hicks promises Liverpool will not cash in on the likes of Gerrard, Torres and Mascherano, regardless of results

We will not sell any of our star players, vows Liverpool owner Tom Hicks

Mirror.co.uk (Free subscription) | yesterday

Hicks promises Liverpool will not cash in on the likes of Gerrard, Torres and Mascherano, regardless of results

Reds stars won't be sold, vows Hicks

Fox News (Free subscription) | 12 hours ago

Liverpool co-owner Tom Hicks has insisted no star players will be sold because of the club's financial pressures.

Hicks has no plans to sell off Liverpool's stars

ESPN (Free subscription) | 13 hours ago

Liverpool co-owner Tom Hicks has insisted the club will not be forced to sell off their star names should they fail to qualify for the next stage of the Champions League, or miss out on the competition next season.

• Reds stars won't be sold, vows Hicks - TEAMtalk
• Hicks insists Liverpool will not sell best players - tribalfootball.com

Hicks won't sell star names

Skysports.com (Free subscription) | 11 hours ago

Liverpool co-owner Tom Hicks has reassured the club's supporters that no star names will be sold.

Hicks, Gillett working together again at Liverpool

tribalfootball.com (Free subscription) | yesterday

Liverpool co-owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett appear to be working together again. read more

Liverpool board favours Villa boss O'Neill

The Soccer Blog (Free subscription) | yesterday

Aston Villa boss Martin O'Neill has emerged as a top target for Liverpool . The News of the World says American owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett have identified O'Neill to succeed Rafa Benitez if Liverpool fail to qualify for next season's Champions League. Hicks, Gillett, and managing director Christian Purslow are standing by beleaguered Benitez despite Liverpool 's woeful recent run of form

• Liverpool board favours Villa boss O'Neill - tribalfootball.com

Hicks convinced Liverpool can land world record stadium deal

tribalfootball.com (Free subscription) | yesterday

Liverpool co-owner Tom Hicks says naming rights are on the agenda for their new stadium move. read more

Liverpool will not sell key players, says Hicks

Reuters UK (Free subscription) | yesterday

LONDON, Nov 8 (Reuters) - Liverpool will not be forced to sell off key players if the club make an early exit from the Champions League, co-owner Tom Hicks said.

Rafael Benítez's nerve-shredding rollercoaster is hurtling towards oblivion | Richard Williams

The Guardian (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009

Liverpool's late collapse in Lyon indicates their manager's ability to conjure life-affirming results is over As the ball exploded from Ryan Babel's right boot last night, it looked as though Liverpool were about to produce another of those improbable resurrections with which the reign of Rafael Benítez has been studded. Had the match finished there and then, this would have been a result to...

Rangers meet with 3rd potential ownership group

storm16e0j | 11/04/2009

ARLINGTON, Texas – Former sports agent Dennis Gilbert is the third potential new owner to meet with officials of the Texas Rangers. Gilbert, now a special adviser for the Chicago White Sox, and his advisers met Wednesday with officials from the Rangers and Hicks Sports Group and toured Rangers Ballpark. Pittsburgh attorney Chuck Greenberg and Houston businessman Jim Crane, the other potential

Rangers meet with 3rd potential ownership group

storm16e0j | 11/04/2009

ARLINGTON, Texas – Former sports agent Dennis Gilbert is the third potential new owner to meet with officials of the Texas Rangers. Gilbert, now a special adviser for the Chicago White Sox, and his advisers met Wednesday with officials from the Rangers and Hicks Sports Group and toured Rangers Ballpark. Pittsburgh attorney Chuck Greenberg and Houston businessman Jim Crane, the other potential owners,...

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Bari calls off buyout deal with US businessman

ruffordb0op2 | 10/17/2009

BARI, Italy – American businessman Tim Barton's bid to buy Bari has fallen apart, with the Serie A club rejecting a delay in the takeover process. The Matarrese family, which has controlled Bari for 32 years, issued a statement Thursday saying the deal was off. Under a preliminary agreement signed in August, Barton was due to hand over $1.46 million by the end of September, then pay the remaining $35.1...