Fenway executives discuss the 15th anniversary of the acquisition of Liverpool: They will continue to invest on the path of sustainable development

. The pursuit is always about competing and ultimately trying to win trophies so that doesn't change, that doesn't change, that's our fundamental goal and as the leader of this club I certainly feel privileged to be in a position where I can help lead this club and work with so many people on the football side and the business side who wake up every day and try to drive this club forward. So, thank you very much to all of them.

We will keep moving forward. We've talked about a lot of things that are going very well right now. We're really, really proud of our "Red Road" project, which really looks at how we operate from a sustainability perspective. It's not just about being a club, it's about our people, our communities and the planet, and how we continue to do that helps differentiate us from our competitors in the future, if you will. So, when you look back on 15 years, there's a tremendous amount of achievement, but there's also tremendous motivation to keep going. With this leadership at Fenway and leadership here at the club, we're going to continue to do that, continue to compete for trophies and we're excited about the future.