Hicks goes to Gillett for Rafa’s warchest?

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According to reports in the Mirror, Tom Hicks may have finally come to the realization that investing in the club on the pitch may help his investment off it.

Apparently the Texan has gone to Gillett with the intention of securing his backing for a push towards Valencia pair David Villa and Silva. Rated at £35 million minimum for the pair this would imply more funds available than simply whatever the manager can sell off to make ends meet.

In my eyes, the “who” matters not as much as the “what” in this instance. I have faith in Rafa’s selections for his squad so long as the owners give him their full backing. It’s time we make that financial step toward the Uniteds and Chelskis of the world. With the new stadium finally showing some progress and the increased revenues that will bring, it’s good to see the side putting on a new face for the move in that direction.

Will this turn out to be simply another “shovel in the ground in 60 days”? Or will we finally see this club heading towards what we all crave.

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Comment by Ron
2008-06-25 16:34:52

I seriously hope Hicks and Gillett have put their differences aside and are focussed now on building a team on the field. Surely between the both of them they can come up with 50m. Didn’t they rant and rave when they bought the team that they want the team to win? For the team to win they need to spend millions!

 
Comment by Paul
2008-06-25 17:43:29

Its a step in the right direction seeing the two talking again.

 
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