Morgan loses patience and pulls the plug on £70m Liverpool bid

LIVERPOOL’S third largest shareholder Steve Morgan yesterday withdrew his offer of a £70million cash injection.

Wed, 22 Dec, 2004 - 00:00
Mark Staniforth

Morgan’s lawyer said the lifelong Reds fan had “lost patience” with the club’s current board over their failure to strike a deal.

The multi-millionaire property developer has made four bids for boardroom influence at Anfield and had pleaded at the club’s annual general meeting earlier this month for a chance.

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