* Liverpool’s CEO Billy Hogan wants to find ‘workable solutions’
* Spirit of Shankly fans’ group vote for board representation
Liverpool have agreed to open discussions with fans following the toxic backlash from their involvement in the controversial European Super League.
Fenway Sports Group, the club’s owner, was among the main drivers of the project which collapsed within 48 hours of plans being launched after outcry from all corners of the game with fans protesting outside Premier League matches to voice their opposition. Continue reading...
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