Brendan Rodgers vs. The Transfer Committee: Myths, mistakes and Liverpool’s transfer strategy
Confronting the long-running narrative of Brendan Rodgers vs. the Liverpool transfer committee, Jack Lusby separates perception from reality.
FSG
Fenway Sports Group (FSG) are the owners of Liverpool FC, having purchased the club in October 2010.
FSG (then known as New England Sports Ventures / NESV) paid £300 million for Liverpool.
Founded in 2001 and based in Boston, the principal owner of FSG is John W. Henry and its chairman is Tom Werner. FSG also own the Boston Red Sox (baseball) and the Pittsburgh Penguins (ice hockey).
Below you will find all the latest news, reports and opinion on Liverpool FC owners Fenway Sports Group.
Liverpool CCO: “Good chance” of a USA pre-season tour in 2016
Liverpool’s Chief Commercial Officer Billy Hogan has discussed the financial steps the club are making with an improved Anfield this summer.
Why FSG backed Brendan Rodgers at Liverpool and their expectations after summer of spending
Liverpool expect a "strong improvement" this season from last year's disappointing campaign, according to chairman Tom Werner.
FSG and LFC: It’s time for Liverpool to live dangerously again
Neil Poole is concerned that Liverpool’s owners don’t have the appetite to make the big changes necessary for the club to compete at the top of the league again.
Brendan Rodgers prepares for end-of-season review meeting
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers will meet chairman Tom Werner as part of his end-of-season review this week, with the American’s arrival on Merseyside imminent.
Tom Werner heads to Merseyside as odds shorten on Brendan Rodgers getting the sack
Liverpool’s principal owner John W. Henry will join club chairman Tom Werner on Merseyside this week to hold talks with manager Brendan Rodgers.
Liverpool need to restore trust within their fanbase to progress this summer
With Liverpool at a major low following a miserable 2014/15 season, Mark Pearson says the club needs to regain the trust of their fanbase.
FSG must be ambitious and not refuse the opportunity available this summer
In the aftermath of Liverpool’s poor 2014/15 season, and with strong options available, Jack Lusby says FSG must be bold in replacing Brendan Rodgers.
How Sevilla and Monchi provide Liverpool with the best example of ‘Moneyball’
As Liverpool face a serious evaluation of their current transfer strategy this summer, Jack Lusby suggests FSG, the club’s owners, follow the Sevilla model.
Liverpool could take inspiration from Ajax and Bayern Munich
Stephen McGarty looks at how Liverpool could turn to former players to improve the club’s leadership off the pitch, in a manner which Ajax and Bayern Munich have adopted.
Ownership must act swiftly, or risk an identity crisis at Anfield
With the departure of captain Steven Gerrard, Liverpool will soon face an identity vacuum that must be filled by Brendan Rodgers, explains Jeff Linka.
Brendan Rodgers’ position ‘not on agenda’ at end-of-season review – Report
Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers’ position is not up for discussion at his end-of-season review with owners Fenway Sports Group despite targets being missed.
FSG set to “play hardball” over Sterling and investigate Liverpool failings
A summer of uncertainty faces Liverpool with Fenway Sports Group set to launch an inquest into the failings of 2014/15.
Vilifying Raheem Sterling overlooks Liverpool’s role in saga
Vilifying the young forward is the easy option for those unwilling to ask the hard questions about what is really happening at LFC, writes Sean Duffy.
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FSG: Long Time No See
FSG were conspicuous by their absence on Saturday and Aaron Cutler asks if their no-show raises deeper questions about Liverpool’s ownership.
Gerrard urges Sterling to stay at Liverpool and calls on FSG to back Rodgers
Departing Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard has urged Raheem Sterling not to follow him out of the Anfield exit.
An Endless Summer: Liverpool’s transfer failure and the troubles with FFP
Liverpool’s transfer strategy has been the subject of much debate this week. Mark Pearson explains why we blew a huge opportunity last summer.