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Dependable and consistent - Milner set Klopp's foundation Original

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By Josh Sexton
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ByJosh Sexton Fan writer Published 20 minutes ago Image source, Getty Images James Milner had his best years at Liverpool because, quite simply, he made a bigger contribution to the club's biggest period of success than at any other club. He was fantastic at Manchester City under two managers and while he was a Roberto Mancini man, he never felt quite like a Manuel Pellegrini man, before Pep Guardiola came in and gave them their most successful years.
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Klopp-Guardiola rivalry 'warped our title-winning points total perception' Original

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By Josh Sexton
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ByJosh Sexton Fan writer Published 28 minutes ago Image source, Getty Images It comes to something when your long-time nemesis says it is time to move on and you actually feel a little bit sad about it. Pep Guardiola leaving Manchester City feels like a chapter of English football is truly closing. More than that, though, I actually grew to quite like this nemesis - a feeling made easier by Liverpool refusing to be any competition to his team this season.
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Konate 'on upward ascent again'

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By Josh Sexton
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"We bring new players, we will adapt, we will try to understand each other and at a point, with time, we will win a trophy." From the moment Ibrahima Konate said this about Liverpool's situation while away on international duty with France, it seemed likely that he would sign a new deal to stay at the club. Yes, most clubs don't leave it this late to tie down their starters, but contracts have become a particularly complex sideshow over the past few years at Anfield.
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