#FSGOut think they know what’s best for the club, what its owners are about, and what might happen in four years.

In reality, they don’t care about what Klopp thinks is best for us, or how he feels about the owners, or what he’s doing to ensure we’re successful beyond 2024. https://twitter.com/lfc/status/1290286426127503360

#FSGout don’t have any idea what’s best for the club, because they don’t know anything about it. They want transfers, but have no clue in what the club has to spend, or where it does spend. If they really cared, they could read the club’s financial reports — but they don’t.

#FSGOut don’t know anything about the owners. It starts and ends with what they heard on Twitter. Some genuinely think FSG are taking money from the club. Some just say that to get fans angry... for absolutely no reason. Good luck forcing the owners out after we won the league.

#FSGOut think that after Klopp leaves we’ll go right back to 2015. That assumes we’d go back to having a smaller stadium, no world class training facility, and half the revenues we do now. The same mentality that isn’t interested in numbers also isn’t interested in context.

If #FSGOUT wanted what is best for the club, they’d listen to what Klopp has to say. Klopp isn’t some shill for the owners. If he says spending a mountain of money for someone who won’t start isn’t the way, trust him. If he says the money isn’t there because of COVID, trust him.

If #FSGOut are going to listen to anyone about the owners, maybe it should be Klopp. If you’ve supported Liverpool long enough, you know exactly what it looks like when a manager feels like he isn’t being backed by the owners. Klopp isn’t being forced to praise FSG every year.

If #FSGOut cared about how Liverpool will do after Klopp leaves, they’d pay attention to his priorities to strengthen and make it sustainable beyond 2024. FSG Out want Sancho. Klopp wants the next Sancho, and he believes not having Kirkby is why it’s so hard to grow him here.

#FSGOut don’t care about any of that, though. Their understanding of football is simplistic. Their thought process — that they somehow grasped something that didn’t occur to Klopp, or that he’s “stuck” with these owners — is just FT banter. Like so much of Twitter, it’s toxic.

It took #FSGOut a week after Madrid to get going again, because “we bottled the league” against the richest club in the world while recording the second-best campaign by an English club in the 38-game era. They didn’t care. They just moved the goalposts.

It only took #FSGOut a week to get going again this time, too. They don’t care. They just moved the goalposts again. Now, “we need sustained success.” If you celebrate a generational title you’re showing “small club mentality.” You’re “the reason we waited to win it this long.”

#FSGOut don’t care what Klopp thinks about his squad or this campaign. It’s all about transfers. Just like last year, and the year before that, they’ll sit on their hands and wait for the chance to say “I told you so.” Once it’s obvious we’re clear, they’ll act like “real fans.”

We could win the Premier League and the Champions League this year, and #FSGOut won’t care. They’ll just move the goalposts again. It’s gonna be about the FA Cup, or not going undefeated, or why we didn’t get a treble — or whatever their toxic friends on FT make the next trend.

TLDR:

“FSGOut?”