Liverpool’s principal owner John W. Henry has been bombarded by tweets from fans at the club’s lack of transfer activity.

The billionaire tweeted about New England Patriots’ record in the Super Bowl ahead of the 51st installment of the fixture.

The Patriots went on to beat Atlanta Falcons 34-28 to claim their fifth title.

Henry tweeted: “Patriots are in their seventh Super Bowl in the past 16 seasons. Falcons are the sixth opponent the Patriots will face in those appearances.”

Liverpool fans were quick to reply to the tweet, with most fans wanting the same thing – money to be spent on the club.

Patriots are in their seventh Super Bowl in the past 16 seasons. Falcons are the sixth opponent the Patriots will face in those appearances

— John W. Henry (@John_W_Henry) February 5, 2017

Following the defeat to Hull on Saturday, Liverpool were disappointed with the defeat and how the season has fizzled out so quickly.

And some have vented their anger towards the Liverpool owner.

@John_W_Henry WE DON'T CARE JOHN JUST GIVE US SOME MONEY

— Bern Gill (@Gilly_25) February 5, 2017

@John_W_Henry Any chance of tweeting something about Liverpool FC please? You know, that club in England you own.

— GREAT WHITE (@MACDONALDO67) February 5, 2017

@John_W_Henry Where's the Aspas money John?

— Ricky Mann (@RickyMann4) February 5, 2017

It's like you're trying to wind people up @John_W_Henry

— ? (@BecOfTheKop) February 5, 2017

@John_W_Henry spend some money

— andyh (@AndyDuHaley) February 5, 2017

@John_W_Henry I bet you have your notifications turned off..

— Derek Fallon (@Derekfallon) February 5, 2017

Jurgen Klopp said that he had the owners’ backing to splash the cash in January , but he insisted it was “pretty difficult” to land his top targets during the transfer window.

One Liverpool fan replied to the tweet with two words that keep reappearing.

@John_W_Henry sign Reus

— David Tierney (@tierney1811) February 5, 2017