By John Christie
September 7 2009
The most decorated club in the history of the English game is dying. After just two years under its American owners the club is bleeding to death. The bank loans the Americans used to buy the club are now a terrible yoke around its neck. The spiraling interest payments are death by a thousand cuts, as the life blood of the club is sucked away by these two cancerous leaches. The fans have mobilised into forming a union S.O.S.(SPIRIT OF SHANKLY)but find themselves in a "catch 22" scenario. The only way to hurt and drive these obnoxious capitalists out of their club is in their pockets, but to organise boycotts of the club is to hurt the club you are fanatical about.
Also, the union has found how much the make up of the crowd has changed. Its one thing locally not to use the club shop, but how do you stop the day trippers from far and wide?
As the economic future of the club is given dire black warnings from the business world, the fans must realise the time is at hand to take radical drastic action.
Now is the time for all factions to fall in behind the SOS banner. To mobilise, unite as one is the only way to unsettle the banks who are propping up the owners. If it means boycotting a match, live on sky it must be done.
LFC is staring into the abyss. If left in the hands of the Americans the club will implode within 2/3 years. Only the fans can save the club, how much do you care?
, wasn't thinking.