KingKenny

With our own money. You can spend what you want if it's generated fairly. You want to win the league with blood money that's been gifted to you for the sake of good publicity for a murderous regime.

You haven't won a major trophy in over 70 years! You're just like City and will never be a big club. You can only dream of our success.

I have explained. Both you and Villa have spent a lot of money already. If you regularly qualify for the Champions league as you should then you will be earning the same money from footballing competition and TV money as usual and everyone else. You just want to be able to spend unlimited funds and get instant success.

Liverpool did build themselves up organically. Everton were also huge back in the 80's and a major force. They were almost as big as Liverpool back then but then squandered millions on bad players and slipped down the ladder.

But at least we don't have a chairman who has blood on his hands. Oh, and we actually win thing's and have a history.

Back in the 70's, 80's etc the overwhelming majority of money came through the gates. Any investment was miniscule in comparison to what's invested today. Everton like anyone else has to work their way up. Start by getting in to Europe and then investing well and improving year on year till they're in the Champions league etc. You want to see all restrictions lifted so your club can pump in billions and simply buy your way to success. Whoever has the richest owners wins. Back in the 90's NUFC were amongst the highest spenders in the league but you never invested well. You could have been one of the biggest clubs in the country but blew it. Now that you failed to build your club organically you just want to be allowed to buy your way to success with Saudi blood money. For the good of football let's hope you're never allowed to.

Again if you can't see the difference between completing a transfer with a Saudi football club and having one of the main figures in a murderous regime as your chairman then there's no hope for you. No way on earth would LFC fans accept a figure from the Saudi regime as Chairman. To be fair I see there is a section of your fanbase who are committed to removing the Saudi ownership from your club.

When the Liverpool owners tried to kick off the European super league we the fans made it clear we were 100% against it. They had to back down and grovel for forgiveness .

LFC has always been run as a business. The Moore's family were Liverpool fans. Those comparing legal gambling with a brutal regime which beheads people every single year are in need of serious help. Chelsea were bankrolled by a a corrupt owner who basically made millions from corruption. Like your chairman he was not a fit and proper person to run a club.

A family from Liverpool who supported Liverpool. The club was still run as a business. If laws allowed your owners would just sink as much money as it took to win everything even if they lost billions. Your fanbase is raging mad because there are now laws to stop clubs cheating like City and Chelsea did and you missed out.

A slight difference between having a coaching academy In a country and having the right hand man of the top dog in Saudi as your chairman.

I honestly had to sign up just to respond to your comment. Talk about the pot calling the kettle black. NUFC are being funded by one of the worst regime's on the planet. The chairman is the right hand man of one the worst dictators on the planet. Simply breathtaking that so many NUFC fans are prepared to look the other way for the sake of their football clubs fortunes. Let's be clear NUFC are all that's wrong with modern football. All you hear on phone in's is NUFC fans complaining about PSR rules because they want to be able to cheat and buy success like Chelsea and City. As an LFC fan I should have been wanting you to win on Sunday but it's hard to want a club funded by a regime that literally murders people to have anything but failure. Shame on all those who turn a blind eye especially the likes of virtue signaller Alan Shearer.