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OK.. call me crazy, but I think we must consider all legitimate actions that we can think of. Has anyone considered a really direct approach to DIC? Perhaps an audience (face-to-face) with Al-Ansari or even with sheikh mohammed bin rashid al maktoum? You can still call me crazy but if we can pull this off its worth the try...just thinking like.

Novel idea, and I understand your thinking here, but we also have to be very careful should we succeed in preventing Hicks from obtaining approval. Because once this precedence has been set it would then become very difficult for DIC to quickly gain permission to build our new stadium.

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http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/news/drilldown/N...080206-0956.htm IT'S TIME TO FOCUS ON FOOTBALL Rick Parry 06 February 2008 This is not the Liverpool we all know and love. It has never been our style to wash our dirty linen in public and it is never pleasant for anyone when it happens. The sooner we can put all of this behind us and get back to the Liverpool Way the better. That's certainly not pointing the finger at anyone. It's a hard fact of life in football that any negative publicity quickly leads to further headlines and debate. You learn to live with it. What really frustrates me is when outsiders start having a go. When this happens you know instinctively it's time to unite, draw some strength from our togetherness and get back on the rails. We can argue amongst ourselves, but we can't change the club in the process. I'm a fan like you. Always have been and always will be. I know how much our history and tradition means to you. We all want to be focusing on winning things. Instead, we have been embroiled in rows about other things. Yet everyone has the same basic aim which is to make our club the best in the world. To that end, I'm pleased that we have taken an important step along the new stadium path. Clearly, the revised design is very similar to the one unveiled in the summer, plans that excited every one of us. They are almost identical to the naked eye. When we said we were revising things, perhaps there was a bit of consternation that we were somehow going back to the drawing board to make dramatic alterations. In fact, it was a case of looking at some costs to see if we could make them more efficient. Could we look at some aspects of the build to make it work better without losing the impact of the design that had made it so special? That is exactly what has happened and our plans remain on course. We plan to be ready for the summer of 2011. Work will commence this year. Obviously that will be an extremely positive and welcome step for everybody. The review clearly created a bit of uncertainty as to whether it was going to happen. The answer is: "Yes it will." We all know how crucial the new build is to the ongoing progress of the club. **** I would like to wish Momo Sissoko all the best following his move to Juventus. Rafael Benitez has good cover in midfield and we made a decent profit on the transfer. Lee Peltier has also departed, moving to Yeovil. Slovakian defender Martin Skrtel has come in to provide options in central defence and it was interesting to see Sami Hyypia tipping him to shine after he has settled in at Anfield. We want to be concentrating on the football again and there is a real determination to get back on track.

This article might help. From Times OnlineAugust 18, 2006 Will Israeli passport stamps limit my travel? The Sunday Times opens its travel clinic on a daily basis to answer your holiday queries. Today: which Middle-East countries accept passports with Israeli stamps? My wife and I would love to travel to Dubai this September, but we have Israeli stamps on our passports. We visited Jerusalem some time ago, and on another occasion, travelled through Israel in order to reach Jordan. We are UK citizens, but will this prevent us from visiting the Emirates? John and Sharon Clift, by email The Sunday Times travel expert responds: No it won' t. The United Arab Emirates is one of several countries in the region that will allow you to enter if you've been to Israel. Others doing the same include Egypt, Jordan, and Oman. However, there is another group that refuse entry to anyone with an Israeli stamp in their passports, regardless of their nationality, including Libya, Syria, Iran, and Saudi Arabia. In some cases, immigration officials will look for other signs of a visit to Israel, knowing that it is quite normal for the Israeli authorities to stamp a separate piece of paper, rather than your actual passport. Fly directly into and out of Tel Aviv or Eilat and you'll be fine, but if you went on a side trip to Aqaba, Amman, Cairo or Sanai, you may well have Egyptian or Jordanian stamps at the border crossings, and this could be a problem. Before travelling anywhere, you should always check the latest visa requirements well in advance, either with your travel agent, tour operator, or the Embassy or High Commission of the countries that you are intending to visit.

Seriously hope you are not referring to his colour. If so a wholesome withdrawal is the least expected.

To all Liverpool supporters, everywhere.....Merry Christmas and stability to our club

There is a vile DAVE posting and vomitting bile. How can we stop him? He cannot be a Liverpool supporter !!!!!! DAVE.....GET LOST AND GO AND PLAY WITH SOMETHING SMALL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hello everyone. This is very unreal and all Liverpool fans everywhere, if not hurting at the moment, must be very nervous. I post very infrequently, in fact probably only on 3 occasions, but this has forced me to comment and perhaps worry you even more, after having accidentally stumbled upon this link from soccerblog, albeit several months old. http://www.soccerblog.com/2007/02/tom_hick...s_coowner_a.htm. I'm sure some of you have come across this report, so I apologise.

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