This is the Agenda Podcast on the Blood Red channel, taking a bite-size look at some of the big

Liverpool FC talking points.

Hello and welcome, this is the agenda from Blood Red.

I am Dan Austin.

This is Joel Rebinowitzware from Liverpool.com and we're going to talk about

FSG today Joel and Liverpool's transformation since 2010 when they took over because it's been nine years.

First thing to note is just the scale of change. We'll come on to the intricacies in a little minute

and what we want from owners owners but to think we're Liverpool

we're on and off the pitch nine years ago and competitor now is a staggering

change isn't it?

It is yeah I've just started writing something about it now so the first game

when FSG took over was in fact it would be nine years this Sunday, and we lost two now at

Goodison Park to Everton, who I think were also in a relegation zone at the time, but after that loss,

Liverpool were 19th from the table, I think only separated from wolves at a bottom on goal difference,

which Hodgson came out after the game and said that it was the best performance of the season

and that we were a credit to the Premier League in the way we played.

And so yeah that was then nine years ago and then this Sunday will go into Old Trafford,

eight points clear, top of the league, European Champions.

It's, yeah, it's, to say it's a transformation is an understatement really.

It's been complete revolution, not just on the pitch in terms of the squad and the players and the manager that we now have,

but the entire infrastructure of it. We've got this new move to the new training ground. The main stands obviously being completed.

Financially, the club's in a completely different place to what it was back then

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