I feel you. Like I said, I also want change or we'll go backwards.I don't doubt there would be buyers for Liverpool. We'd definitely find someone to buy us, its just if you remove the sugar daddies + then the more projecty owners (like FSG) the pool is smaller. Owners like FSG bought a big name for cheap and turned it around because they had the sporting nous to do so, there's a lot of really 'clever' owners who know their shit when it comes to running a sporting operation who we'd sadly not be able to attract because they'd be priced out.
I don't think we'll see a Glazer again tbh. Haven't new rules come in since they took over? They essentially leveraged a buy-out and since have been milking the club. They're pretty unique in that respect, the only 'elite' club with owners like that. Easily the worst owners in the league and we'd have to be pretty unlucky to get anyone like them.
I don't think we need a mega billionaire or even someone ultra invested in the club. It would be nice to get the latter but it's not always going to happen. FSG are pretty distant & don't care about football but they implemented an actually effective moneyball structure at Liverpool, built the club around signing players who suited Klopp's philosophy & hired the right people (Edwards & co) to handle scouting and recruitment. They're not perfect but they've both managed, like ENIC, to massively improve Liverpool's revenue but are much more football focused.
We've seen some signs of this with the Paratici appointment & then matching that with Conte, but it still feels like the underlying structure isn't there. And the manager doesn't really feel fully wedded to said project anyway, so it all still feels short-term based & unstable. All this direction change and waste of what resources we do have whilst still milking the fans & lying to them about the style we want to go for is infuriating.
With respect to your comments about the Glazers, I don't know about the rules, but they wouldn't prevent any new owner from taking large dividends out on a regular basis to recoup their outlay. They could do that for a few years, then sell off the club and make back whatever their original outlay was. They don't have to leverage a debt in order to milk the profits.
The change absolutely must happen, but I'd prefer it to be ENIC that changes rather than another owner, mostly because I feel it's a higher probability that we get an owner, or group, that is looking to milk the club rather than, say, an Abramovic who, whilst he is a disgusting human being who ripped off his own people, was prepared to sink vast amounts of his own money into a vanity project. Same with the Middle Eastern owners, profit is not their objective.
What we will likely end up with is what I'm worried about, owners who'd make ENIC look like UNICEF.
We are Spurs after all, we'd fall into a barrel of tits and come out sucking our thumbs!