Klopp's biggest success, Reds' great character, King Kenny — Liverpool news round-up
A round-up of the day's latest Liverpool news, courtesy of the Liverpool.com team
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp.
It is almost five weeks since Liverpool last kicked a ball in any competition and the chances of them kicking one again in the near future are slim.
The 2019/20 Premier League campaign is currently on hold due to the coronavirus pandemic, with Premier League bosses recently announcing that the season had been suspended "indefinitely," with fixtures not being set to return until it is safe to do so.
Though it could be some time before Liverpool are handed the opportunity to try and complete their title charge, the team at Liverpool.com remain committed to bringing you all of the very latest news and analysis from Anfield.
Here is a round-up of the very latest news and views, courtesy of the Liverpool.com team.
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"Of the three chapters of Klopp's managerial career so far, his seven year spell at Mainz between 2001-2008 is the one which is most overlooked in comparison to the mass-media coverage of his Dortmund and Liverpool revolutions, but those years were absolutely pivotal in making him the coach and the man he is today, laying the initial foundations for all the success which has followed."
Those are the words of our reporter, Joel, Rabinowitz, who has taken a close look at Jürgen Klopp's managerial career, pinpointing the period that may just prove to be his biggest success.
A strength of character
"There are plenty of things to admire about this Liverpool team. But as this global pandemic has revealed, it's their character that's as admirable as anything."
That is what our man, Olivier Connolly, has had to say about the character and resilience of this current crop of Liverpool players, as the wait for them to resume their Premier League title charge continues.
Read everything that Oliver had to say on this matter by clicking here.
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King Kenny
Though our reporter, Dan Morgan, penned this piece about Liverpool legend Sir Kenny Dalglish before he was discharged from hospital on Sunday, it carries a great weight of truth.
Dalglish, who will go down as one of the Reds' best ever players, was confirmed to have tested positive for coronavirus a few days ago, despite not having shown any symptoms.
But whilst thousands upon thousands of people have suffered from this terrible disease over recent months, not many have had so many get well wishes as Dalglish has had, proving just how much of an iconic figure he is in the world of football.
Football Wire