End of saga: Hicks and Gillett to Sweep!

  Winding up two weeks saga of the sale of Liverpool seems to be coming to an end after all the English agencies announced that two American owners of Liverpool Tom Hicks and George Gillett are willing to finally allow the transaction to the club in the hands of New England consortium Sports Ventures (unholy). Earlier today Hicks tried to give her half of the club on hedge funds' Mill, which since August has been the owner of half of the club because of debts to George Gillett to it. However, the deal was stopping by the heads of the Premier League and this was the last attack, which finally break Hicks and Gillett. According to the BBC both have agreed the club should be given to the profane, but will sue for lost profits of 1 billion British pounds. The news has not yet been confirmed by an official statement on the website of the English giants.
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