THERE will have been much relief among Liverpool fans these past three days – but still a little bit of shock too.
We all knew the title was heading to Anfield after a 30-year wait.
But there had been so much hand-wringing and so many questions posed over these past three months that it was inevitable some supporters wouldn’t truly believe the title was won until the fat lady was well and truly warbling.
The fact of the matter is that Liverpool deserve to be champions and I am so pleased they got to win the league properly, through playing football.
Winning it with a ‘weighted points’ decision would have maybe taken a slight edge off.
And, for a little while, there was the threat that the season could end up being declared null and void.
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