George Gillett

The disharmony plaguing the Liverpool boardroom has been laid bare again after Tom Hicks called the bluff of George Gillett Jr, his co-owner, by letting it be known that he would allow Gillett to sell his 50 per cent stake in the club.  

In a series of exchanges with a supporters' representative, Liverpool co-owner George Gillett Jr gave more credence to something that has been worrying Manchester United followers.  

KANSAS CITY, Kan. – Richard Petty Motorsports majority owner George Gillett insisted his organization is not in a chaotic state but there are still plenty of things to be decided as part of the intended merger with Yates Racing, which Gillett termed as still on track in a rare news conference Saturday morning.  

Rafael Benitez has rarely seen eye-to-eye with Tom Hicks and George Gillett. Photograph: Fabio Muzzi/AFP/Getty Images Liverpool 's co-owner George Gillett has reportedly defended his and Tom Hicks's reign at Liverpool and pointed the finger at the ...  

KANSAS CITY, Kan. – Richard Petty Motorsports majority owner George Gillett, who is in the process of selling the Montreal Canadiens hockey team, has investments throughout the world, and they include the Liverpool soccer team in England and the NASCAR race team.  

Liverpool's USA co-owner George Gillett (L) talks with Prince Faisal bin Fahd bin Abdullah (R) in the directors box during the English Premier League football match between Liverpool and Hull City at Anfield in Liverpool, north-west England on September 26, 2009. Prince Faisal, a businessman based in Al-Khobar in eastern Saudi Arabia, is negotiating to buy a stake in Liverpool Football Club, his office said on September 27, in a deal the media...  

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MANCHESTER, England - A Saudi prince has begun examining Liverpool's accounts as he negotiates to buy all or part of co-owner George Gillett Jr.'s stake in the Premier League club, despite having concerns about its existing debt. Prince Faisal bin ...Read Full Article  

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Liverpool co-owner George Gillett claims to have been “pleasantly surprised” on a visit to Saudi Arabia to discuss new club academies. Liverpool recently announced they had reached an agreement with Prince Faisal bin Fahad bin Abdulla of Saudi ...  

Liverpool co-owner George Gillett left Riyadh Saturday with no progress on selling his stake in the English football club to Saudi sports investor F6, a Saudi official said. Gillett spent several days in Saudi Arabia this week discussing setting up ...  

Liverpool co-owner George Gillett is to travel to Saudi Arabia to discuss the sale of his 50% stake in the Anfield club to Saudi investor Prince Faisal bin Fahd bin Abdullah al-Saud. Prince Faisal's investment firm, F6 Sports, signed an agreement ...  

Liverpool co-owner George Gillett is on the verge of selling his 50 per cent share in the club to Saudi Arabian Prince Faisal. Gillett will fly to Saudi Arabia next week to go over the potential deal with Prince Faisal’s advisers and it seems his ...  

The possible investment in, or of Liverpool Football Club by Saudi Arabia's Prince Faisal could still be on, according to recent reports, with co-owner George Gillett ready to travel to Saudi Arabia for talks.  

George Gillett Jr., majority owner of Richard Petty Motorsports, said he hopes to form a stock-car league in Saudi Arabia as part of a contractual agreement he signed this week with Saudi Prince Faisal bin Fahd bin Abdullah al-Saud, a member of the Saudi royal family.