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The former Reds midfielder has hailed the efforts of a team that could have regressed again after missing the Premier League crown in 2019
Liverpool used to “fall apart” after suffering the pain of the Premier League title, says Paul Ince, but Jurgen Klopp’s class of 2019-20 has shown that they are “made of stronger things.”
The Reds have waited 30 years to clinch the top tier English crown.
Over the past three decades, there have been a number of misses, and Rafa Benítez and Brendan Rodgers have come as close as anyone to getting the Merseyside giants out of line.
Klopp also saw his team fall terribly short in 2019, with Manchester City putting Liverpool in the spot for a lone point.
The Reds could have been forgiven for taking another step back after seeing all their hard work in the country come to naught.
However, records have been released this season, with Anfield’s waiting for the resumption of competitive action as they sit 25 clear points in the summer and two wins away from a long-awaited coronation.
Former Liverpool midfielder Ince said Football planet from the change in mentality: “They won the Champions League in June and have started from there. They are hungry, they are ready for it and Manchester City has not been able to keep them this time.
“I give all the credit in the world to Klopp and his players. They had a great victory by winning the Champions League and that came behind the massive loss from losing in the title race after earning 97 points and losing just one game in the entire season.
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“If you look back at 2014, the last time Liverpool nearly won the league, they fell apart next season and Brendan Rodgers ended up being fired because they took too many punches in the stomach, but this Liverpool team is made of stronger things” .
“Klopp has built them superbly, piece by piece. He has bought a column at Alisson, Virgil van Dijk and Mohamed Salah, with players like Jordan Henderson and Sadio Mane who have improved a lot since coming to the club. “
It remains to be seen when Liverpool will be authorized to complete their schedule, but a green light for Bundesliga action in Germany and the return to training of top teams from across Europe has offered the Reds hope as they await a definitive action plan. of ‘Restart Project’.
