NESV: Liverpool will be ours!

  The owner of John Henry NESV consortium announced yesterday that the new owner of Liverpool. The American is confident in the successful completion of the transaction worth 300 million British pounds, despite Tom Hicks and George Gillett to derail the deal. Employed by the NESV lawyer representing Henry in court cases led against Hicks and Gillett said: "New England Sports Ventures are already owners of Liverpool. The old owners are trying to shut the tomb of the club in deadly embrace."
Meanwhile, the honorary president of the Liverpool Martin Broughton, who was hired to conduct a transaction of the club, said: "We're almost finished. We are still trying to remove the restraining order, but hopefully sometime tomorrow (author's note - today) To succeed with this and everything to do with a happy ending. "
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