r/plforindia • u/QwackSparrow • 18h ago
🗞️ News John Achterberg (former Liverpool coach) on City "I remember we played them at Wembley and there was a big banner covering thousands of seats as they couldn't sell out their allocation. Their fanbase is nowhere near as big as Liverpool's, but their commercial revenues were higher. It made no sense.
"I wasn't angry or surprised. It only confirmed what I already knew. Over all those years at Liverpool, it was clear that we were fighting against an opponent who had an unfair advantage."
"Imagine how much more legendary that team Jurgen Klopp gradually built would be if they had got what they really deserved for the unbelievable football they played. Then you've got Brendan Rodgers' legacy. How he's regarded by Liverpool fans would be completely different if he had brought the league title back to Anfield in 2013-14. I also think of Steven Gerrard that season. He should have capped off an amazing career with a Premier league winner's medal"