EPL: Liverpool FC 3 Manchester City 0

"YOU WILL NEVER WALK ALONE"

CONGRATULATION LIVERPOOL !!

THEY may have a bottomless pit of cash but Manchester City discovered last night that there are some things money can’t buy.

Liverpool sent the Premier League’s big spenders packing in emphatic fashion with a remarkable performance.

Of course a big chunk of the damage was done by the most expensive British player in history as two-goal Andy Carroll lit up Anfield.

But there were heroes in red all across the famous turf as the Reds shrugged off their injury troubles with a display packed full of guts and character. This was a stunning triumph in the face of adversity.

You can have a side packed full of millionaire superstars but if they aren’t playing for each other or their manager you’re fighting a losing battle.

Liverpool don’t have any such worries. Kenny Dalglish has instilled a sense of unity, team spirit and togetherness at Anfield over the past three months and it shone during a scintillating 90 minutes.

The Reds produced class in abundance but crucially it was coupled with a burning desire to succeed and total commitment.

If there were any doubts left in the minds of the club’s owners about whether to give Dalglish the job on a permanent basis surely they were banished last night.

The Kop certainly spoke with one voice and left John Henry and Tom Werner in no doubt who they believe is best placed to turn their hopes and dreams into reality.

This performance was a ringing endorsement of what the Scot has achieved since picking up the pieces of Roy Hodgson’s sorry reign and an exciting glimpse into what the future could hold during the King’s second stint in the Liverpool hot-seat.

With plans in place for a big summer of transfer activity at Anfield, the platform is there for Liverpool to use the past few months as a springboard and reclaim their place among the Premier League’s elite after a barren two years.

FOREVER LIVERPOOL, "DULU, KINI, DAN SELAMANYA" - IKHLAS DARI : IBM