On Oct. 15, 2010, Fenway Sports Group completed their purchase of Liverpool Football Club. Since, the Anfield outfit has sacked a pair of managers, spent a significant sum of money and nearly secured their first English top-flight trophy since 1990. Here are some key stats that illustrate FSG's ownership of Liverpool on their five-year anniversary.

The right signings?

Since FSG's takeover, Liverpool have been an active club in the transfer market. However, while the club has been aggressive in recruiting young talent with resale value, their success rate in recruitment has been suspect to say the least.

Sibling spending sprees

There can be little argument with the level of investment FSG have made in Liverpool personnel, parting with more than £300 million in five years. But when compared to the sums splashed out by FSG siblings the Boston Red Sox, ownership's outlay on Merseyside looks significantly less lavish.

Financially flourishing

Unfortunately for FSG, their takeover of the club coincided with a significant drop in performance from Liverpool's historically lofty heights. Despite that, the owners have managed to increase revenues and dramatically pay down the club's debt.

Dressed to impress

FSG has brokered two club-record kit deals. The first with Michigan-based Warrior coming in 2012, and the second announced in February with Warrior's parent club, Boston's New Balance.

This is Anfield

Liverpool have long flirted with the idea of leaving historic Anfield in search of a new home with more seats and greater ticket revenue. Under FSG, though, the club's historic home has grown by 8,500 seats.