D.I.C.Very Close To Club Takeover..Light at End Of Tunnel For Liverpool?

 Third time Lucky ??..Every Reds fan should think so.. The Dubai International Capital are finally seeming to be favorites to take control of the Anfield affair. After contesting for a successive third time after losing out to H & G in 2007 and then again in 2008 (for 50%) ownership of the Merseyside club the Dubai Investment out fit of Dubai Holding (which is a part of the Dubai Government ) are looking to chance upon this tumultous situation at Liverpool FC.

If very recent reports are to be believed then Dubai Internatinal Capital ,the investment wing of Dubai’s ruling family led by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum are quite close to seasling the deal this time. The group has apparently commited to investing in the club's endeavours of setting  up a new stadium at Stanley Park and also investing quite heavily for building up of the Squad.

Although most reports at this stage are bound to be more of baseless rumours, however, this story looks to be a little more serious considering a few other developements that are going around.

A few days earlier, it was reported by the current manager's agent that some Chinese investor was investor was interested in the club and wanted Rafa to stay. Then surfaced Kenneth H. from china. In his reported statements by an English daily,the Chinese were supposedly fearing competition from some middle-east investors to buy Liverpool FC. Although the investor thereafter released a "never-said-anything" statement, Could it be a cover-up on realizing that their Middle-east competitors were indeed ahead of them in the bidding process ?
I mean all these usually stay private, as organisations don't want the "losing-out" thing to be official as it may have serious repurcussions, however if D.I.C. announce their take-over seriously soon, couldn't it all be a reality..

Another very strong reason about why Liverpool FC can be thought to have owners from the middle-east is because of Amanda Staveley, the same woman who was in charge to bring owners to Manchester City is also working for Liverpool FC for the same cause. Knowing her very very good business-minded appraoch and relations with the high tagged business groups from the middle-east , it is very possible that yet again another business group from the same region come to the forefront.

Interestingly enough, Miss Staveley is a senior director of London private equity company PCP and acted as go-between for Sheik Mansour's frontman, Sulaiman al-Fahim and the club’s former owner, Thaksin Shinawatra, the former Prime Minister of Thailand and although Stavely had been involved in D.I.C.'s bid for Liverpool FC earlier, the present "putting up for sale" issue and H & G stepping away hadn't shown any signs of happening then..
All these adds up some sort of credibility to the fact that Liverpool FC may well, revert back to glorius days, if the cash to splash is available for all the purposes it badly needs at the moment.