FSG and Tom Werner: “A United Front” at Liverpool
FSG Demonstrates Solidarity Amidst Season Success
Liverpool, a club steeped in history and success, has witnessed the presence of its owner, Tom Werner, at its last two games, symbolising a united front from Fenway Sports Group (FSG). The Reds, maintaining an unbeaten streak this season, have secured 3-1 victories in their last three fixtures, including notable wins against LASK and West Ham.
Tom Werner’s Strategic Presence
Tom Werner, serving as Liverpool chairman, is a pivotal figure in the ownership group, …
Mo Chatra's FSG Deep Dive: Transfers, Wages and Klopp
Anfield Index's Money Talks Podcast - Mo Chatra Talks LFC Finance
On this latest free Money Talks episode of Money Talks, Mo Chatra is joined by finance specialist AKA Nizami to look back on the latest transfer window from an FSG perspective.
I an FSG deep dive the duo discuss a range of matters including why Liverpool didn't attempt to sign Jude Bellingham, whether increased spending hinted at a change in tact by FSG, whether the wage bill and FFP …
FSG's Biggest Mistake: Liverpool's Decline Exposed
Can John W Henry Turn Liverpool's Window Around?
The lack of popularity towards most football club owners is common knowledge, with the Glazers and FSG being perhaps the most notable of those billionaires within the Premier League. Despite Manchester United's spending spree, any hope and optimism are soon replaced by anger and frustration, led by a mob of supporting factions who assemble their forces and 'Glazer Out' chants. Anyone who dares to side with the American regime is viewed as …
Kieran Maguire Deciphers FSG's Liverpool Investment Strategy
FSG's Price Tag: Fenway Sports Group's Grand Plan for Liverpool Investment
Liverpool's custodians, Fenway Sports Group (FSG), are poised to fetch a staggering £500 million from a proposed partial sale of the beloved football club. This insight comes directly from Kieran Maguire, a respected football finance pundit, via his acclaimed podcast, The Price of Football.
FSG's Decade of Investment in Liverpool
Since their £300 million acquisition of Liverpool from the disreputable duo Tom Hicks and George Gillett in 2010, FSG …
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 …
Liverpool's Last Chance: Rebuild Reds Now or Witness An Exodus
The Champions League and Premier League winning team has reached the end of it's era and this summer must mark, in earnest, the beginning of a significant rebuild of the first team squad. This is not the type of rebuild that can be done in one summer, nor should it be attempted in one summer. It will take multiple transfer windows and in all likelihood Liverpool will not be in a position to win the Premier League this season, given …
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 …
Tony Evans: John Henry Will Not Sell to a Repressive Government or "Unsuitable" Buyer
The hysteria over a potential takeover ramped up a notch this week. Rumours of a Qatari buyout spread like wildfire. Twitter was ablaze.
The only problem was that no one whose knowledge is trustworthy seemed to know anything about it. Someone who is rarely wrong on these matters texted: “There is no buyer.”
The follow-up message emphasised the individual’s scepticism. They were, it said, “bemused by the entire process.”
So we won’t be welcoming our new Qatari overlords. At least …
Reds owner reflects on "emotional" year of success at club
Liverpool owner John Henry recently shared his thoughts on the club's success over the last year and how emotional it has been for all involved.
Henry and FSG will be celebrating 10 years of owning LFC come October. In that time, they've witnessed quite a lot at Anfield.
They arrived in the dark days of Roy Hodgson, appointed Brendan Rodgers after King Kenny's departure in 2012 and then hired the best coach in world football, Jürgen Klopp, in October 2015, …