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Fed up Liverpool fans have taken to the Internet with a viral video intended to let their current owners know exactly how the fans feel about them. This video is equal parts of anger aimed at Tom Hicks and George Gillette and deep passion for the club that these fans are deeply committed to. Looks like YNWA now also means You're Not Welcome ...

Liverpool co-owner George Gillett is to travel to Saudi Arabia to discuss the sale of his 50% stake in the Anfield club to Saudi investor Prince Faisal bin Fahd bin Abdullah al-Saud. Prince Faisal's investment firm, F6 Sports, signed an agreement with Gillett last month, which the company claims gives them an exclusive option to invest in the Premier ...

Looks like you will be seeing a lot more of Saudi Arabian Prince Faisal around Anfield in the near future, as Liverpool co-owner George Gillette is prepared to sell his stake to the Saudi firm F6. According to the Prince, he has said the deal could be worth "£200 million to £350 million." If this deal goes through, this should give Liverpool some ...

Liverpool's American Co - Owners George Gillett and Tom Hicks can't be happy knowing their Kop Football (Holdings) Limited lost over 42.6 Million Pounds in the last year during their attempt to re - finance the 350 Million Pound ownership debt. (more...)

Doesn't it seem like every single time Liverpool starts to get it right on the field one of the Co - Owners has something coming out in the press, taking the focus off the great form the team is in and putting it back once again on the possible "sale" of half the teams' ownership? This time the reports coming out of Canada are about George Gillett ...

Image via daylife A sign aimed at the club's U.S. owners is seen at Liverpool's English Premier League soccer match against Chelsea at Anfield Stadium, Liverpool, England, Sunday Feb. 1, 2009. A group of Kuwaiti businessmen were at Anfield on Sunday with Liverpool co-owner Tom Hicks to watch the match against Chelsea as the American searches for new ...

Liverpool fans will use Anfield's most volatile fixture of the season Saturday to renew their struggle to oust the club's American owners.With Anfield in the spotlight for the Premier League match against Manchester United, disgruntled fans will march outside the ground before kickoff to show their continued fury at Tom Hicks and George Gillett ...

After deciding to stay in Texas to watch the Rangers opening day game while Liverpool came back in stunning form to push past Arsenal at Anfield and into the Semi-Finals of the Champions League, Co-Owner Tom Hicks has asked Liverpool Chief Executive Rick Parry to step down over his perceived siding with George Gillett. The drama, which has been ...