SUPERLIGA | CARRAGHER
“I don’t see a future for the Liverpool owners after this”
‘CIVIL WAR’ AT THE LIVERPOOL
The Super League announcement was not well received in England. In Liverpool, as in the rest of the clubs, the opposition was massive. The owners, Fenway Sports Group (FSG), led by John W. Henry, had to come out to explain after they had parted ways with the project. Henry admitted his mistakes and posted an apology video to fans the morning after the breakout: “I want to apologize to all Liverpool fans. I must say that the project would never go ahead without the support of the fans. In the last 48 hours you have been very clear and we have listened to you. Unnecessary negativity that we’ve had in the last few days, “he said.
However, the rejection continues and there are voices calling for the FSG to leave. One of them, for example, is Jamie Carragher. The former English footballer doubts the continuity of John W. Henry at the helm of Liverpool: “There is nothing left for the Liverpool owners, I don’t see that they can continue. After this, I see no future in the FSG property in Liverpool. I think they will hurt themselves if they stay at the club. “
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