What do fans think of potential minority share sale?

[BBC] Liverpool fans consider the club to have a specific set of values, centred around its working-class roots. When FSG attempted to raise season ticket prices last season, fans' group Spirit of Shankly (SOS) launched a campaign called 'Not a Pound in the Ground'. It urged fans to buy food and drink from local businesses in the Anfield area rather than inside the stadium. It worked, forcing the club to cut the size of their planned price rise. SOS has doubts about the proposed investment and has raised a number of concerns. "We would like to know what the buying consortium will get in return for their 30% stake," an SOS spokesperson told BBC Sport. "Specifically, what would be the level of involvement in the control of the club and will they take a seat or seats on the board? "And of huge importance, what due diligence is being done on the potential consortium of investors? "Does this potential consortium have the best interests of the club at the forefront or is it a 'trophy' buy?" Read more on the potential sale of a share in Liverpool