An All-Party Parliamentary Football Group made up of members of both the House of Commons and Lords is set to examine the turmoil inside the Anfield boardroom.
It is part of a wide-ranging review of the Premier League’s test that owners of clubs must be a ‘fit and proper person’ for the job.
Alan Keen, the Chairmen of the group said:
“What worries me is people who aren’t interested in football treating football clubs as money-making machines.
“The two Americans (at Liverpool) may appreciate the culture and traditions, and enjoy the enthusiasm of supporters for a time, but it comes back to business - that’s why people own sports teams in the States.
George Gillett is expected to be invited to attend, as is Rick Parry.
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