INS: Fabio Borini (?7.8million, Roma), Joe Allen (?15m, Swansea), Oussama Assaidi (?3m, Heerenveen), Nuri Sahin (loan, Real Madrid), Samed Yesil (?1m, Bayer Leverkusen).
OUTS: Fabio Aurelio (free, Gremio), Dirk Kuyt (?880,000, Fenerbahce), David Amoo (free, Preston), Stephen Darby (free, Bradford), Maxi Rodriguez (undisc, Newell's Old Boys), Toni Silva (free, Barnsley), Alberto Aquilani (undiscl, Fiorentina), Henoc Mukendi (loan, Northampton), Craig Bellamy (free, Cardiff City), Jay Spearing (loan, Bolton), Andy Carroll (loan, West Ham), Charlie Adam (?4m, Stoke), Nathan Ecclestone (undiscl, Blackpool).
The main worry for Reds fans is once again scoring enough goals. FSG unquestioningly backed Kenny Dalglish during his time, but that has proven a disaster and FSG have taken a complete bath on that. So far as Liverpool are concerned FSG are better than Hicks & Gillette, as the damage these 2 bozos did is still being felt & needing to be rectified.
Now FSG are in the position of owning 2 iconic sporting institutions that are both well below their potential. The signs are there, that a massive shift coming in European football over the next few years which will change the face of the continental game forever. FSG are treading water with Liverpool in anticipation of this IMO.