Brendan Rodgers has declared that his relationship with Liverpool owners Fenway Sports Group

Brendan Rodgers has declared that his relationship with Liverpool owners Fenway Sports Group remains strong despite the transfer deadline day woes that left him short of senior strikers.

Brendan Rodgers has had a busy summer after taking over at Anfield

Rodgers sanctioned Andy Carroll's loan move to West Ham last week on the understanding that he would get a replacement forward before the transfer window closed, but attempts to sign Clint Dempsey and Daniel Sturridge fell through, leaving the Liverpool manager with Luis Suarez and Fabio Borini as his only two striking options.

Principal owner John W Henry issued an open letter explaining the club's transfer policy in a bid to calm fans angered by the lack of incoming forwards.

John W Henry has declared he is fully committed to the club despite the failure

Liverpool's principal owner John W Henry has declared he is fully committed to the club despite the failure to bring in a replacement striker for Andy Carroll before the close of the transfer window.

John W Henry has brought Brendan Rodgers in as Liverpool manager in a bid to inject some freshness at Anfield

In an open letter to fans, Henry has backed manager Brendan Rodgers and dismissed claims that the transfer policy at Anfield is about cutting costs, but he did acknowledge that owners Fenway Sports Group had made mistakes in a "difficult" two years since taking change at Anfield.

Rodgers has been left with two senior forwards after allowing Carroll to leave for West Ham on a season's loan.

John W Henry has admitted that Liverpool are still paying an enormous price for the failings of their previous owners.

John W Henry has admitted that Liverpool are still paying an enormous price for the failings of their previous owners.

GettyImagesJohn W Henry has brought Brendan Rodgers in as Liverpool manager in a bid to inject some freshness at Anfield

The Fenway Sports Group (FSG), founded by Henry and Tom Werner, bought Liverpool for £300 million from Tom Hicks and George Gillett in October 2010.

But when Henry and Werner conducted due diligence on the club before the takeover, they had serious doubts as to whether they were doing the right thing.

The stewardship of Hicks and Gillett had left Liverpool in such financial difficulties that administration was a possibility.

Principal owner Henry and chairman Werner have stabilised the club off the pitch, although the only trophy that has come the Reds' way since they took over was last season's League Cup.

Henry: FA Cup couldn't save Dalglish - Kenny Dalglish and John Henry were all smiles after the Carling Cup victory

Henry: FA Cup couldn't save Dalglish

Liverpool owner John W Henry has admitted that Kenny Dalglish would have been sacked even if the club had won the FA Cup last season.

GettyImagesKenny Dalglish and John Henry were all smiles after the Carling Cup victory

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Dalglish parted distance with the guild quartet life after a unsatisfactory drive which saw the Reds decorativeness eighth in the First League. Pursuing their ending in the Carling Cup, the guild reached the closing of the FA Cup, with reports circulating that Dalglish's perspective hinged on Liverpool's success against Chelsea at Wembley.

The Vapors claimed a 2-1 triumph in the decider, but Physicist insists that item ensue had lowercase fighting on Fenway Sports Assemble's selection to axe their administrator.

"The FA Cup would not score prefabricated any number had he won it, no, no," Physicist is quoted as locution in the Arts press.