Liverpool win title for first time in 30 years
All the reaction to the reds' title win
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I remember when Jurgen first came to Anfield he promised we would win one of the two big titles. Now he has delivered both! Legend
James Stephens
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Phil Dawkes has looked at the numbers across the last 30 years of Liverpool’s pursuit of title number 19.
239 players and £1.47bn spent... It's been a huge operation which has finally reaped its rewards.
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Liverpool left-back Andrew Robertson speaking to Match of the Day: "We won’t tell you the exact location but we are all in a hotel together as a team.
"We thought something hopefully special was going to happen and that’s how it turned out.
"We went a bit crazy but the place went a bit silent when [Kevin] De Bruyne bagged a worldie free-kick. Luckily Chelsea reacted off that.
"The place went wild and we could sit back and enjoy the last five minutes."
From a European winner to his former club:
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Phil Neville
England Women manager on BBC Match of the Day
It’s a phenomenal achievement.
When you look at past title winners I think Liverpool are up there with the best, with the ruthlessness, the goals they score, the style in which they play and they have an unbelievable manager.
Liverpool are Premier League champions
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Liverpool midfielder James Milner talking to Match of the Day: "It shows the character in the squad to get so close last time and to go again. We have proven we are fuelled by disappointment and learning.
"I am sure the hunger will stay and we want to keep being successful. It is absolutely massive, to get over the line is huge."
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Emlyn Begley has also looked back through the 10 games which has helped shape Jurgen Klopp's reign at Liverpool.
It's well worth a read. Some cracking memories in there for Liverpool fans - and you can rank them in order of their importance too.
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Micah Richards
Former Manchester City defender on BBC Match of the Day
I speak to James Milner quite frequently and he tells me how much they enjoy training. Liverpool have fully deserved to win the title.
They have been outstanding for me. Virgil van Dijk is the man who has stabilised things at the back. Liverpool have just raised the bar.
Speaking of Jurgen Klopp, our chief football writer Phil McNulty has been looking back at how he has transformed Liverpool and led to success.
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Andy Robertson on Match of the Day:
"We're still trying to convince the boss downstairs to give us a few days off! Give him a couple more beers and I think we'll get two days off."
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More from Jordan Henderson on Jurgen Klopp: "What you see is what you get, with his press conferences and on the sidelines. Obviously he as got more of a personal side with the players, but he has got a balance of having a relationship with the players and being a friend but also being a bit ruthless when he needs to be.
"He is a great leader and a great human being and we all believe in him. We have got an amazing group and that is down to the manager and how he has gelled them all together. It's not a coincidence and it's credit to him and all the staff."
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Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson told Sky Sports: "It is amazing. I didn't want to talk about it until this moment. I'm so happy for all the boys. I'm just a bit overwhelmed and it's an amazing feeling. I'm so proud of what we have achieved.
"There was a lot of emotion and it was a different experience watching the game, and then to be with everyone and all the staff at the final whistle. It was a moment we will never forget. I'm just lost for words at the minute it hasn't really sunk in, you never really think of this end moment, you are just concentrating on each game. When this moment comes, I cannot really describe it.
"After the Champions League final, I said it wouldn't be possible to win it without the manager, and that is no disrespect to the managers before him, but I felt from day one he came in the door he changed everything and we have all followed him. So far, it has been very special and I hope we can stay hungry and keep wanting more."
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Ben Ahadi: Celebrating in the early hours of the morning here in Perth, Western Australia
My 10 year old daughter looked shocked as I grabbed her shouting and cheering 30 years waiting get in!!!!!!
Fatdad, Essex
We've had 30 years to crunch the numbers. This is what Liverpool needed to do over the years to win this historic Premier League title.
They have played 1,149 games since the start of the 1990-91 season. That is 103,410 minutes (not including injury time) spent on the pitch in pursuit of that 19th title.
They have won 595 of those matches (which is a win percentage of around 52%), scored 1,968 goals (for an overall goal difference of +822) and taken 2,075 points.
The highest number of points they have claimed from a single opponent over the three decades is the 108 points they have taken off Tottenham from 60 encounters between the two.
They have won 105 points against Merseyside rivals Everton, while West Ham have been plundered for 101.
They have a 100% win record against Brighton, Cardiff, Huddersfield and Notts County, although the most number of times they have faced any of those sides is the five games they have played against the Seagulls.
Phil Neville
England Women manager on BBC Match of the Day
It’s not an accident this. It has been coming for three or four years. Jurgen Klopp has recruited really well and the team has just got better and better.
He didn’t add anyone into his squad in the summer but he knew they were hungry.