The Sunday Post (Newcastle)

The club before self-interest has been FSG’s way

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FSG is looking to bring in new investment to Liverpool FC, which is really positive news.

Their priority is to find extra finances – and that doesn’t necessaril­y mean they are looking to sell the club.

Since they took control in 2010, they have made some brilliant decisions.

For example, they decided not to push ahead with plans to move to Stanley Park, deciding to renovate Anfield instead.

A refurbishm­ent took place, and is still ongoing. It was great to stay where we were, and it’s a stadium to be proud of.

We also have an outstandin­g training ground, and that was also down to FSG.

On the park, we have won the Premier League and the Champions League in recent seasons, and we were World Club Champions.

The football club is in excellent hands, and we know that the owners do what is best for Liverpool.

They always have, and always will, put the club ahead of self-interest. We can trust them fully.

If anybody wants to get involved financiall­y, then they will go with the right people to make a positive impact, ahead of going for the highest bidder.

We know they are honest people, and there is nothing wrong with telling the truth.

They are keeping the Liverpool supporters informed, and that’s important.

If they are admitting they are looking at different options to help take the club to the next step up, then I’m very comfortabl­e with that.

So we will see what the future holds, and all will be revealed in time.

For now, though, we must let FSG get on with what they feel they need to do behind the scenes.

On the park, Jurgen Klopp and the players will stay focused, and determined to have the best season possible.

 ?? ?? Jurgen Klopp with FSG’s John Henry
Jurgen Klopp with FSG’s John Henry

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