The idea is probably this:
FSG gives money to buy more players -> assume we bring in more world class players (big assumption, right players, right price etc.) -> our players will feel threatened and would avoid making those mistakes -> we would not have gone on this bad run -> FSG's fault (easy party to blame).
Note that there's a big assumption in between. Players feeling threatened and avoiding mistakes is also another big assumption. I'm not too sure if blaming FSG is fair since there are too many assumptions in between.
I think blaming the guys who execute is more valid. They won the last few trophies after all.
Mane and TAA have been well below average for a while now, it doesn't make you a bad supporter to say that. It's clear as day on the pitch. A lot of guys are below their standards this year. But, maybe these are just their new standards? Players get older and loose a step or two. Especially when they play as much as our starting 11 have the last few years. Klopp demands intensity from his guys, but to what cost? It certainly works, look at what we have achieved these past 3 seasons. But, it doesn't mean that it hasn't taken a toll on players performances.
That's why I say top 4 is so paramount for us. We NEED to spend, that much is clear. Right now no one is making money. The UCL will be important next season b/c hopefully by then we will have fans back in the stands. We need to have a team that can make money by performing well, aswell as atleast 3 extra nights of European Football to fill our stands and bring in revenue. Our owners are stingy and usually only spend when they sell. Without CL football and a season and a half of no fans we damn sure will be hanging on to our money. CL football is key to holding on to our top players, attracting others, and making more money next season.
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