Interview de M. Platini dans l'Equipe Magazine

"Quand vous achetez une maison, vous prenez un crédit. Donc, on ne va pas tomber sur les clubs qui ont recours aux prêts bancaires. A condition qu'ils remboursent".

Ben voilà Michel, il a compris ce truc qu'est le crédit vieux comme le monde....


Alors donc résumons :
- les clubs endettés qui ont des prêts bancaires qu'ils arrivent à rembourser : on ne les embête pas.
- les clubs propriété de milliardaires qui peuvent donc assumer tant qu'ils en ont envie les dépenses : on ne les embête pas.
Alors au final, on embête qui ?
- les clubs qui bénéficient de subventions publiques ? (les nôtres, enfin les français je veux dire) ?
- ceux qui ne peuvent plus rembourser leurs dettes ? Alors là, pas la peine de faire intervenir l'UEFA ou toute autre usine à gaz administrativo-sportive... les créanciers privés s'en chargeront tout seuls.

Et puis pour finir, le souhait de voir les clubs détenus par des "nationaux"... C'est fou ! On renationalise... Pourquoi pas faire un nouveau mur 20 ans après !

désolé , je ne vais jamais dans la parti inférieure du forum , je n'avais pas vu la section dédiée au stade

Dans Le Guardian d'aujourd'hui

Rafael Benítez has held talks with his Liverpool bosses over the implications if the club fail to reach the last 16 of this season's Champions League.

Discussions also centred on what will happen if the club fail to qualify for next season's lucrative European competition.

The Liverpool manager revealed today that the club did not budget this term for anything beyond the group stages. And Benítez insisted he was confident that financial problems next season will be avoided "because we will achieve a top-four finish".

Liverpool have never failed to reach the last 16 under Benítez's management, but they are in grave danger of that eventuality now with qualification from Group E out of their hands after the midweek draw in Lyon.

They must hope that Lyon win their next match away to Fiorentina, and that Liverpool win their final two group games to produce the "miracle" Benítez admits they need now.

Qualification for the Champions League next season is also under threat with Liverpool sixth in the Premier League, two points behind fourth-placed Manchester City, who are at Anfield on 21 November.

Before that, Liverpool face Birmingham at Anfield on Monday, needing to get back some form and confidence after just one win in their past eight matches.

Liverpool face earning £10m less from their European campaign this season if they do not reach the last 16, and they will lose another £10m if they do not qualify for next season's group stages.

Benítez said: "I spoke to Christian Purslow [Liverpool's managing director] the other day about the finances. The first thing, though, is that we have confidence we can still reach the last 16 of the Champions League this season.

"But whatever happens, the budget was done for this season based on us only qualifying for the group stages. And we did that, that is complete. Whether we can still bring in more money, we will wait and see. The commercial department is working very hard, for the next season [in Europe] it is a question of time.

"The Premier League is a long race, we must keep going. I am confident the team will finish in the top four and we are able to continue to do well in Europe, so let's start against Birmingham with the right result. We have to do our job against Birmingham, and then I can guarantee that things will start to get easier."






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Tres ,tres calme sur ce front, aucune nouvelles de recherche de nouveaux investors, aucun comment du part de ceux qu'on deja declarer un interesse.

Je trouves ca inquietent.

Le bruit du silence est enorme.

Je crois que la rasion c'est tout calme sur cet front est aussi parce que rafa a toujours utiliser n'importe quoi moyen de deflecter l'attention sur lui.

Peut etre le proprios reste silent a ce moment parce que ils ont pas envie de ne rediriger pas le spotlight a ce moment, Rafa cherches partout de prendre credit pour les chose qui vas bien "Marketing, marches commercial conclu" est les excuses pour quoi nous sommes dans le merdre.

Donc en bref, ils sont pas envie de lui donner un "sortie d'urgence"

Pour ceux qui suivent d'un peu plus prêt d'autres forums ou sources d'infos, est-ce que vous savez où ça en est concernant d'autres investisseurs ?
G&H envisagent toujours de céder quelques parts ?

I just have the impression that whatever Rafa does or says, you think it is bad and it would be much better with another manager. I agree that Rafa isn't perfect, but instead of criticizing Rafa day in day out, shouldn't we be supporting the team? We have a few important games ahead of us and I think we're going nowhere by blaming Rafa for whatever is going wrong on and off the field.

As I said, Rafa did some mistakes. He had a meeting with Gerrard and Carra this other day? OK, I didn't know about it, but are Gerrard and Carra perfect people? They also have their responsabilities for what's going on at the club. Carragher hasn't had the best of forms this season (which I don't blame Rafa for, I'm just thinking that Carra has a low in his carreer, just as any other player could have). And Gerrard's injuries so far, is it Rafa's fault? Can we honestly think so?

I believe that if we had a decent run of results (and luck) this season, just like we had in the last few years, we wouldn't even have this kind of discussion.

PS: I think we can criticize Rafa, but not for everything. And I also think that some people are fed up of people on this forum criticizing Lucas after every game and criticizing Rafa for whatever goes wrong. No one's perfect, not Lucas, not Rafa, not me, no one is perfect, but can I please ask that whenever there's a critic to be done, that the critic is useful, for the sack of Liverpool FC and the people concerned.

I tend to agree with Rodo, what has this got to do with the ownership of the club I don't see the relevance?

I'll be happy to answer your query somewhere more relevant, it would be nice to see a little more of this type of moderation
in respect for the subject of posts.

Surtout que monopolysé tout les postes en Anglais en plus ^^
Déjà c'étais pas joyeux de suivre tout ca en Francais ^^

Peut être que tout simplement les compte de Liverpool commence a remonté.
Puis si ils ont en tête de vendre Torres Mascherano et co pour se renfloué....

D'ailleurs j'ai une question a ce sujet.
Est ce possible que les propriot vendent Torres et Mascherano, et mettent cette argent dans leurs propre compte ?