Benitez: I will quit if Torres is sold

Rafael Benitez has revealed he would be prepared to quit as Liverpool boss if star striker Fernando Torres is ever sold against his will.

The truth behind Benitez

Norman Hubbard explores the fact and fiction about Rafael Benitez's tenure at Liverpool.

Hicks and Gillett take in Stars game

Stars owner Tom Hicks and George Gillett, who is still in the process of selling the Canadiens to members of the Molson family...

Tom Hicks and George Gillett

Fans should be concerned as Liverpool continue to unravel

Just when you write off Rafa Benitez and Liverpool they come storming back. But I feel there are few, if any, amazing comebacks left in them.

RPM's plans for 2010 taking shape

Richard Petty Motorsports is finalizing elements of its 2010 program, beginning this weekend when Elliott Sadler will race a Ford at Talladega Superspeedway.

Hicks: 'The Stars ... are not for sale'

Tom Hicks denied a report that he'll have to sell his majority stake in Stars, Rangers.

Liverpool 2-0 Man Utd

...d won 18 titles...well, we're back''. Watching on were co-owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett, sitting side by side in the directors' box, but not in the exposed front row.The...

Reds fans plan protest against Anfield owners

Security will be heightened at Anfield on Sunday as fans plan a march to protest against George Gillett and Tom Hicks' ownership of the club.

ESPN Soccernet Preview: Liverpool v Man Utd

Rafa Benitez is under intense pressure to pull off a win against Man Utd.Jon Carter previews the game.

Kraft still keen on buying Liverpool

American businessman Robert Kraft has admitted he is still interested in buying Liverpool.

Rafael Benitez: I feel safe in my job

Rafael Benitez has shrugged off the growing pressure on his position at Liverpool and revealed the depths of the soul searching that has dominated his troubled squad.

Gillett publicly backs Rafa

Liverpool co-owner George Gillett remains fully behind manager Rafa Beitez, claiming the Spaniard is "absolutely as good as there is in the business''.

"Liverpool need takeover to compete with rivals"

Keith Harris is regarded as the No.1 mover and shaker on football club takeovers, coming close last year to pulling off a Middle East deal to buy Liverpool, so there can be few greater authorities on the current crisis gripping Anfield.