>It doesn't sting. Its disappointing but we did nothing wrong. We've had a great domestic campaign, and we are in a final of the European cup. We will be just as strong next season. Disappointment is a feeling but pride the overwhelming one.
>Doesn’t hurt me to be honest. If we had lost to a rival, an actually big and important club that was built the right way but we failed to beat them in the end - it would probably hurt a lot. Losing to City just leaves a bad taste in my mouth. One you get daily when faced with corruption, greed and worse sides of human nature. Football lost today, not Liverpool. Money won today, not Manchester City.
>We're going to Madrid, and for once we'll be challenging for the title 2 seasons in a row, with a stronger team. Loads of positives.
>City winning just feels a bit like after the Lord Mayor's show. The roof would come off Anfield if we'd won; them winning seems a bit meh, like even their own fans aren't that bothered.
Landon Powell
>It's only pain. Alistair Brownlee was unbeatable as a triathlete, and it was his brother Jonny who said that Alistair had an unmatched ability to endure pain. He said that as they got into the 10k run at the end of the race, Alistair knew he was at breaking point. But he also knew that the other athletes were also feeling the same. So he'd run even harder, knowing the others couldn't stand the pain like he could. That's this Liverpool team.
Elijah Baker
Next year will be are year
Logan Diaz
>Gutted and have a 7 year old in tears, not to sure what we need to do to win the league! Super proud of the lads and we were lucky to see them do Newcastle 4-1 at anfield.
Jordan Smith
>Gutted and have a 7 year old in tears, not to sure what we need to do to win the league!
Thomas Barnes
lel
Benjamin Nguyen
>Hope this thread isn't closed because I have no doubt that we will be challenging again next year, and a title challenge won't be a one-off thing like the last two times. Upwards and onwards, Redmen! Onto 1st June to become kings of Europe for the 6th time.
Isaiah Myers
>Best Liverpool team i've ever seen. City's win is all hollow.
>It just wasn't meant to be. In the immortal words of one of our greatest players..... We go again
Hudson Reyes
>If we had lost to a rival, an actually big and important club that was built the right way but we failed to beat them in the end - it would probably hurt a lot. Losing to City just leaves a bad taste in my mouth. One you get daily when faced with corruption, greed and worse sides of human nature. Football lost today, not Liverpool. Money won today, not Manchester City. This is why people despise them. Such absolute cunts
Juan Hill
cringe
Michael Williams
Now imagine the salt if they lose the CL final It won't happen though but just picture it
Logan Morales
remind them that the last time they dropped points was against everton, if they had beat us they would have just won the league
Post saved deluded Yea Forums screenshots too over the season if you've got any RAWK is sort of just keeping quiet
Aaron Campbell
>Two fucking weeks we need to wait for more scouse tears
I'm not sure I can make it.
Dominic Adams
>The cheats win. Next season we'll need to be near perfect, but we can do it.
>Anyone that says 'congratulations to City' or 'fair play', or 'credit where its due' seems to forget they are the Lance Armstrong of football.
>They're completely irrelevant in Europe getting twatted by anyone that's not shite but in the best league in the world they just go on to win fucking 14 in a row like it's fucking nothing. So fucking illogical and completely insane.
Carter Turner
>The cheats win. Next season we'll need to be near perfect, but we can do it.
>I usually just would congratulate the league winners but this City club is a disgrace to the game of football from top to bottom. Their owners are disgusting c*nts making them disgusting c*nts. Unfortunately the premier league look the other way when it comes to the financial doping to the detriment of us and every other team in the league.
Nicholas Wright
>they are the Lance Armstrong of football. these people can't be sufficiently despised
Alexander Johnson
>Just have this amazing, almost giddy feeling in the pit of my stomach that Brighton will snatch something at home to City today..
>We will twat them next season. They are still relying as their old as fuck players. One more season, their arses will drop off.
>Ifs and buts and small margins. Just shows what a massive task it is to compete against those doped up cheats.
>I just want to say how proud I am of this team! Yes, Man City may have moved the goalposts (and you will have your own theories as to how/why this is) but this team has scored more than any Liverpool in history and, to refer to one of the locked posts that I cannot quote, we have moved from the Fiesta through the Mondeo and the Mercedes - we are now a Rolls Royce!
Brandon Morgan
>We we we Do real player's cringe when they read this?
Easton Bell
Friendly reminder that Jurgen Klopp said "If I sit here in four years, I am pretty confident we will have one title" when he joined Liverpool in 2015 before he literally sits here four years on with no title as a result of leading them to a lowly eighth in the Premier League and losing both the League Cup final and Europa League final in his first season, all while """building""" for 2016-17 which also proved fruitless as finishing 4th and not even qualifying automatically for the 2017-18 Champions League and the sale of best player Phillipe Coutinho (who was replaced by Alex-Oxlade Chaimberlain) was as exciting as things got, though things did get a bit more exciting in 2017-18 even though the reds only finished 4th again as they had the honour of being raped by Real Madrid in the Champions League final (still no trophies, let alone league title), all of which set Liverpool up perfectly to flunk both the FA Cup and League Cup in 2018-19 in pursuit of the Premier League title, which they would have won any other season but last given their record 97 point runners up haul, but all they could do was sit on their hands as once again they entered the final day of the season with a mathematical chance of winning the league but no realistic chance at all, despite a small shred of hope from Brighton which was quickly extinguished by a ruthless City side who recorded their 14th straight win and fourth Premier League title since 2012, meaning Liverpool ultimately were cucked, won nothing domestically at all, and Leicester City are still the only side in England beginning with L to have won the Premier League.
Jack Hernandez
>Football lost today, not Liverpool. Money won today, not Manchester City. >spends millions in the summer after klopp claiming he wouldn't spend big to win >try to use the money argument when you fail anyway
>This will spur us to win next season. I'm sure on this. Crazy seeing all the red scums celebrating as if they won the title. F*ck off the lots of them! Hope they enjoy Europa as next season will be the last season they are in Europe.
