FSG: A Shot At (Partial) Redemption
It’s distinctly possible to embarrass yourself at first and then redeem a situation. In more dramatic terms, bring it back from the brink so to speak. Only part of that is genuinely true with FSG and the current sentiment towards our owners, but the second part has the potential to be. Whether they consider or are even bothered by the court of public opinion no one truly knows, yet there is hope for more than another failure or the bare …
FSG Need To Step Up To The Plate
The time is arriving for Fenway Sports Group to make a statement. No, not one of those long, boring open letters to fans — and I’m not available to write one any more — but a message of intent sent out through action. Here comes the fabled big summer in the transfer market.
One thing that was repeated over and over in last year’s window was that Liverpool would rather keep their powder dry and wait to spend on players …
Tony Evans: Should We Change The Players or The Manager?
The winter of Jude Bellingham is over. The summer of discontent has begun.
There are so many things wrong with Liverpool Football Club that it’s hard to know where to begin. Letting the Bellingham speculation get out of control was a bad mistake.
Killing it off this week is another error. Rather than suggesting the money would be better spent elsewhere — it probably will be — it may have been more prudent to keep up the fallacy until Manchester …
John W Henry - All Out Of Apologies
FSG (Fenway Sports Group) have had several parties ready to make very big offers in recent months but nobody was willing to reach the £4.5 billion ceiling required for John W Henry to part ways with Liverpool FC. It was Mr. Henry that made the ultimate; not unanimous, call not to entertain any offers.
He chose for FSG to remain as custodians of Liverpool FC not because he feels the club's fortunes will be stronger with his group at the …
Thoughts on The Qatari Takeover Rumours
Rumours of a Qatar takeover is all Twitter has been abuzz with over the last few days. Well that was until Klopp’s embargo broke and Paul Joyce’s article confirming interest in Bellingham and Nunes. This story itself though shows no sign of going anywhere in the interim, especially after Sam Wallace’s article stating that bids are expected for the club in the next month or so. Any bid from Qatar seems somewhat more plausible than it did a week ago, …
Who Will Go First, Klopp or FSG…
After the pre match press conference for the visit to Brighton, it became clear how much the internal issue within the club was effecting Jurgen Klopp. His annoyance and frustration were clear to everyone in attendance, as well as the thousands that have viewed his remarks in the days since. There is no doubt about the disconnect between himself and FSG, and it seems to be only a matter of time before they part ways. The question remains however, who …
The Leaving of Liverpool - Decision Time For FSG
2023 is shaping up to be one of the most pivotal years in the history of Liverpool Football Club. Decisions that need to be made will alter the course of its history for a long time to come. Key amongst them is a choice FSG need to make- stay or go. For me, it's obvious-go.
Some will disagree with this, but they have done some wonderful things for Liverpool. Made inspired recruitment decisions (e.g. Klopp, Edwards). Modernised Anfield. Upgraded training …