John Henry defended after Liverpool chief called 'cowardly' following FSG sackings

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While Henry released a statement via the Red Sox, he has not spoken to the media publicly about the decision. It has also been six years since Henry last spoke to the media.And Brittany Ghiroli, a reporter for The Athletic, criticised Henry's lack of direct communication with the franchise's supporters.FOLLOW OUR LIVERPOOL FC FACEBOOK PAGE!

After all, it’s just one word. But it’s one more word than Henry spoke to the media, the fans or the players.

The owner’s silence isn’t golden; it’s cowardly and speaks volumes about how one of the sport’s most iconic franchises has become rudderless."But in response, Kennedy said: “John Henry is deeply engaged with this organisation. But I am here to tell you that he is deeply, deeply engaged in this franchise and everything across all of Fenway Sports Group.”As a result of Cora's sacking, it is the first time that the Red Sox have fired a manager during an active season since Jimy Williams suffered the same fate in August 2001.FSG owns a number of global sports clubs, including Liverpool, the Boston Red Sox and the Pittsburgh Penguins.