Media thread 2022/23

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aguero93:20 said:
Maybe if the rags had won more than a league cup and Europa league in the last ten years and qualified for the Champions League a bit more often they'd have more commercial income.
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It's amazing isn't it, the most successful English club over the last 10 years, with a growing world following, but no, it's nothing do with that.
Just read some of the comments, and it just proves people believe anything without question. People saying 'really? I did not know that, that's not right they need banning'
 
Prestwich_Blue said:
According to the Markham Multivariate Model, supposedly the most accurate based on actual sale values, we're currently worth about £2.5bn. Putting Liverpool's 2021 figures into that model values them around £1bn but I'd say that the 2022 figures would probably value them closer to £1.5bn.

Any buyer, unless they weren't worried about the bottom line or cashflow, would be looking at the potential risk of a loss of cash from failing to get top four, plus the cost of having to refresh the squad. They're probably OK defensively but lack a midfield who could play the way someone like Pep would want them to. A lot depends on Salah up front but he's 31 next birthday and you can't see them easily replacing him, if someone like Bayern or Real Madrid came calling. Diaz looks decent but can he do it season after season? The jury's still very much out on Nunez, and it seems as though they don't really know how to use him.

And then there's the question about Klopp's future. His style is possibly getting a bit dated as more teams are playing the ball around and retaining possession these days and they aren't as good at that. Could they find another manager to replace him who'd be an advocate of gegenpressing? If they go for someone who favours a possession style then you have to wonder which of their players would be able to adapt to that. They'd need pretty well a whole new midfield.

The 2021 FY was a funny one, with no matchday revenue and they had to borrow £70m to fund transfers, which they'd normally have earned from matchday revenue. We need to see the 2022 accounts to get a better picture but, like united, they could be at a tipping point if they miss out on top four.
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What value does it become boring for the owner!
 
Prestwich_Blue said:
According to the Markham Multivariate Model, supposedly the most accurate based on actual sale values, we're currently worth about £2.5bn. Putting Liverpool's 2021 figures into that model values them around £1bn but I'd say that the 2022 figures would probably value them closer to £1.5bn.

Any buyer, unless they weren't worried about the bottom line or cashflow, would be looking at the potential risk of a loss of cash from failing to get top four, plus the cost of having to refresh the squad. They're probably OK defensively but lack a midfield who could play the way someone like Pep would want them to. A lot depends on Salah up front but he's 31 next birthday and you can't see them easily replacing him, if someone like Bayern or Real Madrid came calling. Diaz looks decent but can he do it season after season? The jury's still very much out on Nunez, and it seems as though they don't really know how to use him.

And then there's the question about Klopp's future. His style is possibly getting a bit dated as more teams are playing the ball around and retaining possession these days and they aren't as good at that. Could they find another manager to replace him who'd be an advocate of gegenpressing? If they go for someone who favours a possession style then you have to wonder which of their players would be able to adapt to that. They'd need pretty well a whole new midfield.

The 2021 FY was a funny one, with no matchday revenue and they had to borrow £70m to fund transfers, which they'd normally have earned from matchday revenue. We need to see the 2022 accounts to get a better picture but, like united, they could be at a tipping point if they miss out on top four.
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@Prestwich_Blue , please allow me to paraphrase. They are worth a lot less than they think and their fucked. Sports Direct might make an offer but.....

Is that fair ?
 
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kippaxwarrior said:
Martin Samuel nails it again by saying FSG's ultimate goal was to get the Super League up and running and as thatsfl failed they've decided to fuck off

www.dailymail.co.uk

MARTIN SAMUEL: Liverpool sale nailed on day Super League dreams died

MARTIN SAMUEL: The weak pound, state-owned rivals, the monetisation that is the heart of venture capitalism. Yet, most of all, FSG's choice to sell Liverpool confirms what English football feared.
www.dailymail.co.uk www.dailymail.co.uk
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Apart from 'the rise of state owned rivals' line. So that would be just the one then.
 
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