Morgan's third bid turned down

Steve Morgan’s third attempt to buy control of Liverpool has been rejected today.

Tue, 24 Aug, 2004 - 20:57

Steve Morgan’s third attempt to buy control of Liverpool has been rejected today.

The building tycoon’s proposal would have given the club £50m (€74m) for players and their new stadium.

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