Liverpool have denied the club has been put up for sale by its American owners.

Liverpool have agreed an out-of-court settlement with former owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett over the sale of the club in 2010.

Liverpool have agreed an out-of-court settlement with former owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett over the sale of the club in 2010.

Rafael Benitez clasped the poisoned chalice that comes with being manager of Chelsea Football Club yesterday and made the astonishing claim that he was offered and accepted the job without even talking to the man who mixes the lethal potion; owner Roman Abramovich.

Supporters' group Spirit of Shankly have called on Liverpool chairman Tom Werner to be held accountable for the way the club is being run.

Liverpool’s principal owner John Henry admits they have made mistakes during nearly two years at Anfield but insists they will never revisit the errors of the past.

When the Fenway Sports Group took over Liverpool in October 2010, there was widespread excitement.

Liverpool owners have been challenged to publicly explain their strategy for the club by a leading fans group.

Liverpool managing director Ian Ayre does not believe the club’s owners have alienated themselves from supporters with the dismissal of Kenny Dalglish and their trans-Atlantic style of management.

Former Liverpool managing director Christian Purslow has revealed the Anfield club was one day away from administration before being sold to current owners Fenway Sports Group.

Liverpool have reported a loss of almost £50m for the last financial year as a result of failed new stadium costs and pay-offs to former manager Roy Hodgson and other staff.

England midfielder Steven Gerrard believes Roy Hodgson took the Liverpool manager’s job at the wrong time but has given the 64-year-old his full backing as national team boss.

A British High Court judge today said he did not trust two American businessmen who used to own Liverpool Football Club.

Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish has praised the integrity of predecessor Roy Hodgson and has urged fans to respect the former Reds boss when he returns to Anfield today.

Bank bosses involved in a sale of Liverpool Football Club today asked a High Court judge to declare them not guilty of “any dishonesty or corruption”.

Liverpool’s principal owner John Henry insists there is still a long way to go in the rebuilding process at Anfield, but was more than happy to have put some early silverware in the trophy cabinet.

Liverpool’s principal owner John Henry believes their Carling Cup win over Cardiff is the stepping stone to restoring the club’s former glories.

WITH each passing week, any association Liverpool have been keen to promote with Billy Beane’s Oakland A’s, which inspired the book ‘Moneyball’, only seem more ridiculous.

LIVERPOOL captain Steven Gerrard’s new contract extension means he will almost certainly end his career at Anfield but the midfielder hopes to enjoy more success before that happens.

Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard’s new contract extension means he will almost certainly end his career at Anfield but the midfielder hopes to enjoy more success before that happens.

LIVERPOOL goalkeeper Jose Reina believes the club have made such strides in the last 12 months that players can now afford themselves the luxury of having ambitions to win the championship again.

Liverpool director of football Damien Comolli has praised owners Fenway Sports Group for their “brave” approach to the transfer window.

Liverpool owner John W Henry has admitted the club are “years behind” their rivals and it is too soon to think about a challenge for the Barclays Premier League title as they focus on a top-four finish.

Liverpool’s principal owner John Henry is eagerly anticipating the start of the new season – having noted the optimism which was absent this time last year.

Steve Nicol has called on new Liverpool owner John Henry to restore the winning culture at Anfield.

LIVERPOOL appear to be moving away from their preferred option of redeveloping Anfield because of the “barriers” they face in doing so.

Liverpool appear to be moving away from their preferred option of redeveloping Anfield because of the “barriers” they face in doing so.

LIVERPOOL manager Kenny Dalglish is confident new signing Charlie Adam can have the same impact at the club as he did at Blackpool.

Liverpool’s principal owner John Henry has admitted their preferred option of redeveloping Anfield may not be possible as there are “so many obstacles”.

LIVERPOOL managing director Ian Ayre believes losses like the £20 million (€22.5m) reported by the club in their latest set of accounts can now confidently be consigned to a different era.

Liverpool’s managing director Ian Ayre is looking forward to more money being invested in players instead of paying off debt now that the club’s finances are on a more even keel.

Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish has refused to speculate on what the club could have achieved this season had he been appointed sooner.

The Hicks-Gillett era at Liverpool should stand as a warning to the risks of takeovers funded by debt, a senior UEFA figure told an inquiry into football today.

Roy Hodgson believes he did not stand a chance at Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL’S newly-promoted director of football Damien Comolli insists the £50m departure of Fernando Torres to Chelsea in January lifted a cloud at the club.

Liverpool's new managing director Ian Ayre is confident he can galvanise operations at the club, pulling together previously disjointed elements, to bring success both on and off the pitch.

FORMER Liverpool coach Rafa Benitez has backed Fernando Torres to be a success at Chelsea and has sympathised with the Reds fans who feel betrayed by the Spaniard’s switch to his new club.

THERE is no getting away from the delicious sub-plot at Anfield tomorrow.

Liverpool have confirmed the departure of former managing director Christian Purslow from the club.

Former Liverpool chairman Sir Martin Broughton has confirmed he plans to sue former co-owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett for defamation.

A HIGH Court judge has effectively told former Liverpool owner Tom Hicks to “put up or shut up” in his bid to sue over last year’s £300m (€356m) sale of the club.

Liverpool’s owners Fenway Sports Group, the Royal Bank of Scotland and former chairman Sir Martin Broughton remain confident Tom Hicks’ threat to sue over the sale of the club will fail after the Texan lost another court battle.

Former Liverpool owner Tom Hicks was given the chance today to launch massive damages claims over the sale of the Premier League club after orders barring action in the US were varied by a High Court judge in London.

The Texan former owner of Liverpool will discover today whether he will be able to launch massive damages claims in the US courts over the sale of the Premier League side.