Okay, fair enough. I may be letting the whole Moneyball thing cloud my judgement (and I visited Fenway Park in October, funnily enough) - I know they didn't actually get Billy Bean but they adopted the philosophy and above all else I see their current running of Liverpool as having a long term plan and sticking to it.
To be perfectly honest, the way I see us moving forward is some mega money investor/consortium taking us off ENIC's hands. They tow the party line of 'we're not looking to sell' but considering they are an investment company, one would assume the time to cash in is now when the stadium, training ground, brand awareness (at least a little from getting to the CL final) is in place.
The alternative would surely be to happily bleed us as fans from the matchday and TV revenues without actually needing to aspire to win titles.
Oh, and it would have been kinda funny if Henry and co. had never bought Liverpool and that club was allowed to fester and drift into the Irish Sea/irrelevance as it was on track to.
