“Pure greed” – Liverpool fans react to FSG’s new Anfield ticket prices
Liverpool have announced their ticket prices for next season, with the highest priced ticket in the new Main Stand set to be £77.
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 have announced their ticket prices for next season, with the highest priced ticket in the new Main Stand set to be £77.
Former Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has claimed club owners Fenway Sports Group told him to sign the problematic Mario Balotelli after he had rejected the player.
Why the atmosphere at Anfield is important and some suggestions on what initiatives could make things better.
Liverpool owners FSG have met with supporters groups to discuss Premier League ticket prices.
Fenway Sports Group may have learned more about off-field development than their squad’s ability in Liverpool’s 1-1 draw with Southampton.
In the buildup to Jurgen Klopp’s Wednesday press conference we round up the pick of the morning’s news, including updates on Ilkay Gundogan.
Jürgen Klopp says he has not been set any targets in his first season at Liverpool, aside from restoring a “recognisable brand” of football.
Brendan Rodgers’ dismissal was based on a lack of progress after making big-money signings, Liverpool co-owner Tom Werner has revealed.
There are some things in life that are just ‘meant to be’ – and the feeling that comes with Jürgen Klopp’s arrival at Anfield is that there is a hint of destiny in the air.
Fenway Sports Group’s Tom Werner has praised new Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp, saying “we have appointed a world-class manager.”
The appointment of Jurgen Klopp sees Liverpool owners Fenway Sports Group finally back their top-level ambitions, and this should be praised.
Sacking Brendan Rodgers, after publicly backing him this summer, saw Fenway Sports Group follow a worrying trend with Liverpool managers.
Former Liverpool duo Jamie Carragher and Graeme Souness were live on Sky Sports when news of Brendan Rodgers’ sacking was announced.
Brendan Rodgers has been sacked as Liverpool manager, the club have confirmed
FSG have not acted like the ruthless businessmen we expected them to be, by appointing Carlo Ancelotti they can show ambition that they want Liverpool FC to be back among Europe’s elite.
Jeff Goulding addresses the latest speculation on FSG selling Liverpool.
Brendan Rodgers’ position at Liverpool is safe, according to reports, with the club’s owners happy to wait for results to improve.
Ian Ayre says owners Fenway Sports Group are not looking for direct investment in to the club.
Confronting the long-running narrative of Brendan Rodgers vs. the Liverpool transfer committee, Jack Lusby separates perception from reality.
Liverpool’s Chief Commercial Officer Billy Hogan has discussed the financial steps the club are making with an improved Anfield this summer.
Liverpool expect a "strong improvement" this season from last year's disappointing campaign, according to chairman Tom Werner.
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.
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.
Liverpool’s principal owner John W. Henry will join club chairman Tom Werner on Merseyside this week to hold talks with manager Brendan Rodgers.
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.