The timing was almost as debatable as the message itself. Shortly before kick-off at Anfield on Sunday afternoon, the buzz of a plane overhead prompted those inside the stadium to momentarily avert their gaze from the pitch towards the skies.
There they saw, hundreds of feet in the air, a banner emblazoned fluttering through the March breeze with the demand “FSG OUT - KLOPP IN - ENOUGH IS ENOUGH”.
The historic spanking of Manchester United that subsequently followed hardly strengthened an argument that has never met with universal approval among the Liverpool fanbase, the money for the flyby most likely wasted with the stunt struggling to be remembered even as a postscript from such a remarkable afternoon.
