Liverpool tells fans: Dig deep to buy club

LIVERPOOL fans in Ireland are being urged to dig deep and make the historic, but troubled, club a “vehicle not for making money, but for making glory”.

Liverpool tells fans: Dig deep to buy club
Sat, 31 May, 2008 - 01:00

The call was made at the launch in Dublin yesterday of the Irish wing of Share Liverpool FC, attended by former Irish international John Aldridge.

The group wants fans to raise £500 million to buy out the club by enlisting 100,000 of them to buy a “member’s share” at a cost of €6,400, each.

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