Liverpool take on Chelsea’s Todd Boehly in the ongoing PGA saga. Meanwhile, the project was shelved and Linda Pizzuti got the message.
Chelsea manager Todd Boehly could throw a spanner in the works for Liverpool’s hosts FSG
.FSG is in a very exciting time. While there are plenty of opportunities off the pitch while still in ‘growth mode’, Liverpool’s progress on the pitch this season will also be a source of great hope.
Liverpool faced Manchester City at the Etihad in their final Premier League game, the first team to do so in 2023. This left Pep Guardiola’s 23 appearances short of the all-time English record (set by Sunderland in the 19th century).
This was very satisfying for FSG, who had to find ways to keep Guardiola fighting for years. Liverpool’s owners are sure to be among keen observers as Manchester City’s case progresses over the Premier League’s 115 allegations, with the Daily Mail reporting that a date for a hearing before an independent panel has been set for next autumn.
Meanwhile, FSG could cross paths with Chelsea owner Todd Boehly after leaving Liverpool as talks over PGA ownership continue while a ‘marginal agreement’ is reached with the Public Investment Fund (PIF) of Saudi Arabia.
Meanwhile, word in golf circles is that one of John Henry’s latest ventures has failed.Read more. We’ve been keeping you posted on all the news from this eventful FSG week.
Todd Bohli gives us even more FSG twists.The battle for the future of golf on the PGA Tour continues. Following the surprise news in June that a “framework agreement” had been reached with former rival tour owners PIF, with the original deal set to expire on December 31, there has been no concrete progress.
This can be expanded, but there are other stakeholders at the table. Golf journalist Alan Shipnuk previously reported on FSG’s “monster bid”. Now, via Golfweek via ESPN, Chelsea owner Todd Boehly joins holding company Eldridge Industries on stage.
In addition to PIF, FSG and Eldridge Industries were selected as five potential financial partners. Other companies known as Liberty Strategic Capital, Acorn Growth Company, a consortium of Wall Street investors and Friends of Golf remain in the picture.
According to Liverpool.com: FSG are tired of seeing Boly after the Liverpool saga with Moises Caicedo and Romeo Lavia last summer. It would be a blow to be targeted again in the golf world.
But there are all kinds of options on the table. FSG and Boehly could partner with each other or PIF, but it’s unclear how their interest in acquiring the PGA stake will pan out.
Project postponed by a year, a blow to FSGTGL, the FSG Certified Golf Project, is a virtual golf tournament created by Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods.
Liverpool’s owners recently invested in Boston Common Golf, one of the top six teams. The contest was scheduled to begin on January 9. However, this has been pushed back by a year to 2025 due to major shocks.
It depends on the amount of damage in the arena. A power outage occurred at the So-Fi Dome in Florida, causing part of the dome to collapse.
“The delay is a mixture of frustration and excitement,” McIlroy told ESPN.”We are very happy that no one was injured. “It’s not disappointing given the circumstances, but the delay has allowed us to regroup, focus and come back stronger.
According to Liverpool.com s: Shame on everyone who invested in FSG and TGL. But as McIlroy said, the key was injury prevention.
After all, TGL is still going strong, and a year seems like a relatively short wait in the context of trying to start a league that’s been around for a very long time. However, the ROI prospects for FSG are now in jeopardy.
Linda Pizzuti sends a message to the Liverpool star.
John Henry’s wife Linda Pizzuti often endears herself to Liverpool fans through her social media posts. He seems genuinely invested in the team’s fortunes.
He recently posted a photo of the Manchester City match on Instagram, along with a screenshot of the rating and a photo of Trent Alexander-Arnold’s “silent” celebration in front of the home fans. He especially praised the defenders.
“Man City’s home winning streak ended with a 1-1 draw against Manchester City in a big game after a superb goal from TAA,” he wrote. “Both clubs are one point ahead.
