This Podcast is part of the Sports Social Podcast Network.

It is the first of our big questions.

We're going to be doing them every single Monday during the World Cup,

well more accurately until it looks as though reasonable

normal football is back on the horizon insofar as any football is

reasonable or normal which we're coming on to in a minute or two. The first one we were

going to do we were sort of work this out a few weeks back that we were going to do, we sort of worked this out a fair few weeks back that we were going to do this and we said let's do the first one about Fenway Sports Group and their ownership of Liverpool.

And basically they've ruined that haven't they?

Events have somewhat overtaken it to that

conversation so it's going to be about the past, present and future of FSC. We will

still touch on that a little bit in brief but obviously now we're talking

about ownership structures and what people actually want.

But before all of that, coming up also in December if you subscribe to the Anfield

rap is our Clop documentary, five parts on Yurken Clop.

The first three out in December and here is a little clip of the wonderful,

wonderful audio that's been done, although I will point out the whole thing is a video where here it is.

He was catching all the people. The people was hanging on

his lips. It was absolutely fantastic. I will never forget this. This is the highlight of my life.

Undoubtedly, Yeagen's biggest strength and the biggest sort of key to his success

is being, you know rejuvenation of the fan base you know what I mean we feel alive again

we feel once again we feel past or something again he hurt with us you know you

could see that you know some managers kind of hide their emotions sometimes and things

...