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The news that five or six parties are interested in buying Liverpool will have been greeted with joy by the club's fans.

At times it has seemed like Tom Hicks and George Gillett would never relinquish their poisonous grip on the club and the damage inflicted during their three year tenure risked becoming permanent.

However, with news of Kenny Huang's official bid filtering through it seems a change is indeed on the horizon. The whole bid process is too complicated and...

I think it is safe to say that the appointment of Roy Hodgson was not met by universal approval on Merseyside.

The 62-year-old is experienced and has an extensive CV, but many believe it is a step down after the talents of Rafa Benitez.

However, the fans are loyal and knowledgeable enough to know Hodgson needs their full support if the team are to succeed. He can be sure of every Liverpool's fans backing, even if they were against his appointment in the first place....

I can't say I was surprised when Kenny Dalglish threw his hat into the ring for the Liverpool managers job. I often wondered what his true role at the club was anyway and as soon as it looked like Rafa was on his way out the Scotsman's thoughts must have drifted towards taking back the job he discarded so dramatically in 1991.

Dalglish's place as a Liverpool legend is sealed. Seven league titles, three European Cups and five domestic cups as a player as well as a further three league...

There is no doubt that former Liverpool Chairman David Moores' open letter, published in the Times this week, is a rallying point for fans angered and disaffected by the regime of current owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett.

Moores' emotional outburst contained an appeal for the pair to leave Anfield now to avoid "damaging a sporting institution of global renown" any further, and to spare the suffering Reds fans further punishment.

All very genuine stuff I'm...

Credit has to go to the Spirit of Shankly group for their work in galvanising the growing opposition against Liverpool's owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett.
As part of their protest they are set to meet Premier League chief Richard Scudamore this week in order to discuss the Premier League's fit and proper persons test and voice their concerns at the behaviour of the current Reds owners.

On the face of it the evidence against the duo is damming. Their promise to begin work...