Jen Chang, the public face of Liverpool who threatened a spoof blogger, leaves the club Liverpool's communications director Jen Chang has left the club, three weeks after an apology was issued over threats he made to a fan. Chang, a former writer and editor at Sports Illustrated, joined the club in June, and undertook a wide variety of roles, including running the women's football team. He was also committed to developing the club's social media presence, though his determination to control a Liverpool fan, Sean Cummins, who launched a spoof comedy Twitter account under the name of Duncan Jenkins, seriously damaged his credibility. As The Independent reported last month, "Jenkins" claimed to know details of transfer targets, by tweeting them shortly after mainstream football journalists had published them. Chang became convinced that the writer had a mole at Liverpool and at a near two-hour meeting with him in Manchester threatened that fans would make his life a "living hell" if he did not admit he had no club contacts. After Liverpool's investigation, Chang left for the United States to be with his family. Liverpool have not specifically link Chang's departure to the "Duncan" incident. A spokesman said: "I can confirm Jen Chang has left Liverpool football club by mutual consent and has returned to the United States for family reasons."