I'm from Monreal and Mr. Gillet is the owner of our Hockey team (Montreal Canadiens). Nobody here is complaining about the way he runs the team even if he came in with no previous experience or knowledge about ice hockey. In fact, the team was not doping so well before he arrived and now we are not far from having a CHAMPIONSHIP team. Thank you Mr. Gillet

Paolo Vacca, Montreal, Canada

I have listened to the interview with George Gillett and he clearly has the future interests of the club at the forefront.He sounds like a decent guy.I am however now convinced Hicks has no such aim.I am appalled to hear about death threats and this is totally wrong and is a side of the clubs support we can do without.When this is sorted out as it will Parry and Moores should do the only honerable thing left open to them and resign.It shows how incompetent they have been in this also.Parry will be fired anyway.

Keith, Ellesmere Port, England

Premiership Clubs are clearly regarded as sound investment opportunities. The potential due to the Premierships global reach must be vast, hence why so many of our clubs are owned by foreign investors. My question is; why are investors from Britiain not seeing the same potential. Perhaps it is harder for them to distance themselves from the ever changing (and often pathetic) criticisms of the fans.

Joe Richardson, York, Yorkshire

Friend of mine, a Liverpool fan asked why as a Manu fan I wasn't gloating over last weeks result . I had to tell him that Liverpool were too easy a target for ridicule these days and I looked forward to the banter being on level terms, hopefully sooner rather than later.

Nick Dixon, Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands

Carol,

Have you ever been to Miami and Chicago airports, say no more.

Your American mate has just bottled owning a football club and is now making excuses.

Andy, Manchester

Andy Brown, Manchester,

This is disgusting. Death threats over who owns a ridiculously rich football club, once again a small minority of idiots are giving liverpool fans a pathetic global image.

Chris, Brooklyn, New York

As a Liverpool FC supporter for more than 50 years I firmly believe an ownership deal with a close affinity to North America is in the best long term interests of the Club. Right now the joint owners are in some sort of spat, but that will be resolved in due course. Meantime rabid fans should take more intrest in successes and failures on the pitch rather than getting twisted on matters they have no right or ability to control.
This Club has had fantastic succes in the last 10 years in Europe, but no manager has been able to make a viable run at the Premiership Championship. Do not blame this 100% on the owners, look towards day-to-day managers. I remain unconvinced that Benitez can achieve this latter goal.
In short it's so easy tyo blame "the owners", instead of looking for the real issues on the field.
All IMHO of course.

Ian, Madison, USA

I'm one of those awful 'Yanks.' I have given 32 years of my life to the UK. When Britons do business in the USA they are treated with cordiality and a warm welcome. heaven knows how many Oscars, Tony awards and Emmys go to Brits. It is one thing for fans to dislike an owner but quite another to issue death threats. Remember the 'Death to Glazer!' hysteria? Are Man U doing badly? Most recently the anti-Semitic slurs against Avram Grant and deatn threats have been unconscionable. No wonder Roman Abramovich, so secular until now, is suddenly embracing his Judaism. With the violence across Britain and children murdering other kids under a haze of alcohol, I suggest Britain get its act together before threatening the lives of Americans wanting to bring their enterprise and investment over here. By the way, there are several American airports and sports facilities that are a delight to visit and are run like a dream. Perhaps if a 'Yank' had runT5 it might be in better shape.

Carol Gould, London, England

Matt, the clubs were in the hands of English people, people whose greed led them to sell to the highest bidder, whatever that might mean for the club and the fans.

Chris, Worthing, England

Football clubs should be kept in the hands of English people who appreciate their history and heritage. In the end, these people are here to exploit the business advantages and care very little about the future of the sport.

Matt, Deal, UK

The sale of LFC to these yanks has to be the worst piece of business in football history . That said , I believe Gillet to be a decent man . More than I can say for Hicks or even Parry .

Benzo , Nr Chelmsford,