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Liverpool legend Robbie Fowler believes that this season’s Premier League title will be “extra special” for the Reds, despite the bitter disappointments in Europe and Cups. With fans still feeling the sting of missing out on a proper celebration in 2020 because of COVID-19, Fowler believes that a full-house Anfield celebration will lift Liverpool supporters’ spirits like never before.
Liverpool’s last league title came five years ago after a 30-year wait, but that victory was bittersweet since fans couldn’t fully enjoy it. “When Liverpool won the title in 2020, thousands gathered outside Anfield, but we were all told to stay home,” Fowler remembers. “Now, winning the Premier League this season will be extra special because the fans will finally get to celebrate properly in the stadium.”
Fowler thinks that even with the recent European disappointments – those tough losses in the Champions League and the Carabao Cup final – a Premier League title is still the ultimate prize for Liverpool. “There’s mega-disappointment because Liverpool got to a final and lost,” he said. “But if you asked any Liverpool fan at the start of the season, ‘You’ll win the Premier League,’ would you take it? The obvious answer is yes. Winning the league is what every fan craves, especially after missing out on that proper celebration.”
Under Arne Slot, Liverpool has soared to great heights but faced some bumps along the way. The European campaign ended in disappointment, and recent cup losses have left a mark on the club’s ambitions. Fowler points out that despite the challenges, Liverpool is in a solid spot this season, sitting comfortably at the top of the table. “If Liverpool were three or five points clear, I’d be a bit wary. But they’re in such a healthy position now – 12 points clear with nine games to go,” Fowler added. This cushion gives the Reds some breathing room, making their march to another title even more exciting.
Fowler also pointed out the chance for some record-breaking moments this season. “This could be one of the greatest individual campaigns in Premier League history,” he said excitedly. Liverpool needs just 16 more points from their last nine games to secure the title, and the chance to break long-standing records, like most away goals or best goal contributions, makes this season even more thrilling.
The upcoming Merseyside derby against Everton is a key match that Fowler thinks will energize both fans and players. “I believe the excitement of this title will outweigh any negatives from the season,” he shared. “Everton has been on fire—they haven’t lost in nine games. A derby win could really seal the deal for this title.”
For Fowler, the personal legacy of the players is just as important as the trophy. He pointed out that a title win could launch certain stars into the all-time greats club. “Mo Salah is having a Messi and Ronaldo season,” Fowler said. “This could be the greatest season we’ve seen from an individual. He might even outshine the legends in goal contributions. This title could be his crowning achievement.”
Salah, who’s been on fire, is already on track to score 30 league goals and has added another 22 assists in all competitions. His overall contributions make him a serious contender for the Ballon d’Or, and Fowler thinks this season could define his legacy. The Egyptian forward’s impact on the pitch has been huge, and if Liverpool keeps this up, his campaign might set new records in Premier League history.
Even with all the excitement, Liverpool has some hurdles to jump in the final stretch of the season. With just nine games left, every match counts! A win against West Ham on Sunday at Anfield could help Liverpool snag the title if Arsenal stumbles in their next three games, cranking up the pressure on their rivals.
Fowler knows the stakes are high. “It all comes down to those key moments in big games. If Liverpool takes home the Premier League, I’m sure Salah will be a huge part of it, making the celebrations even sweeter,” he said. He also mentioned that the vibe at Anfield is going to be electric this season. “The fans have been waiting for a proper celebration. After COVID took that magic away in 2020, this title win will finally let us celebrate the way we deserve!”
Arne Slot’s time here has had its ups and downs. While his European journey didn’t wrap up as we’d hoped, his domestic success is hard to ignore. For Liverpool fans, this season isn’t just about snagging another trophy—it’s about bringing back that sense of normalcy and the pure joy of football. “Winning at Anfield with all the fans there is a celebration that money can’t buy,” Fowler said. “This title will mean a lot because it’s not just a win on the pitch; it’s a win for the whole community.”
Talk about Liverpool’s future is buzzing with the potential for record-breaking performances and the start of a new football era, where title wins are celebrated with all the passion and flair Anfield is famous for. Fans can’t wait for full-capacity stadiums, the electric vibe of a real title celebration, and the hope that this season could change what it means to be a Liverpool supporter.
Liverpool’s title chase is all about consistency and turning setbacks into stepping stones. With stars like Mo Salah shining bright and a team that’s hungry for success, the Reds are ready to not just win the Premier League but also break some records along the way. The final nine games will really test their grit, and every point counts in a season that could make history.
As we near the end of the season, the pressure will be on for every match. For Liverpool, winning the title would be a huge win for players like Salah and a massive moment for the club and its fans, who have been waiting to celebrate in style.
Right now, the excitement at Anfield is electric! With packed stadiums and an atmosphere that’s buzzing, this title could be the cherry on top of a season filled with challenges and amazing moments.
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