It’s entirely understandable why so many Liverpool supporters are so reluctant to discuss the possibility of a title win. Anyone watching as a sentient adult for the past thirty years has seen the club come so close too many occasions and miss out to take anything for granted. Speak to people about the lead we have at the top of the Premier League table or the fact that we’ve been in title winning form for about two years now and you’ll simply be greeted by a comment that ‘nothing’s won yet’. It’s true, of course. In a literal sense there is nothing done and dusted until it is mathematically impossible for the Reds to do anything other than lift the trophy. Yet there’s also a reality here that we’re the best team not only in the country but in the world right now. Much as the 2013-2014 title challenge was built on sand, this team is made out of grit and determination and made in the manager’s image. We’re closer than we’ve been for decades.<\/p>\n
\nIf #LFC<\/a> avoid defeat at Spurs, they’ll become the third team to go 38 PL games unbeaten. If they win, they’ll become the first team ever to take 104 points from a 38 game run 😮<\/p>\n
Win, lose or draw, we’ll have an article on LFC’s club record unbeaten run on the site next week! pic.twitter.com\/KhVxw4BU6I<\/a><\/p>\n
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