The board are representatives of the Shareholders. If there is another viable option on the table besides DIC then the board would not be performing their duty to the shareholders by agreeing the DIC offer without also getting the full facts about the other offer(S). Under this scenario then its perfectly possible that both Moores ,as the owner of 51% of the issued shares of Liverpool, and the rest of the board, representing 49% of the issued shares of Liverpool, are both doing the correct thing ? for the shareholders and for the future of the club. If DIC have pulled a hissey fit because the board is doing its own due diligence on the offers available then it doesn?t make the fault of anyone at LFC ? with the possible exception of someone publicly stating that DIC would definitely be accepted with their offer ahead of everything being signed. Blaming the board, Moores or DIC at this point without any of the facts is premature and irresponsible. Besdies ? nothing has been ruled out yet has it?