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Published 12:41 25 Jun 2021 BST
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"Next year will be your year sure haha" "The last time you nearly won a league Steven Gerrard slipped haha" "I wasn't even born when Liverpool last won a title haha" [caption id="attachment_230666" align="alignnone" width="1024"]WhatsApp group chats began to flood with call out messages, digging up debates from 10 years ago, in a rampant brigade determined to get the last laugh. "Remember you insisted that Darren Fletcher was better than Steven Gerrard, because he had won a Premier league and Gerrard hadn't? Well by that logic, Dejan Lovren is now better than Bruno Fernandes." "Here lads, when was the last time Arsenal won a title? 16 years? God that's an awful long time, is it not?" And then of course we have the more blunt fans, who are wholly fuelled with a mixture of passion and years of resentment. They took the more old school approach, writing a big Facebook status in capital letters, tagging all of their past tormentors. [caption id="attachment_230667" align="alignnone" width="1024"](Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)[/caption]
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Of course Chelsea, City, Man United, Arsenal and all the other fans just had to take their licks. Football works in cycles, and although it's fun at the time - getting one over your rivals - it more often than not will come back to haunt you.
Even though the title defence didn't exactly go as planned, and every other fan in the league is determined to knock you back off that perch, Liverpool fans had to endure a bit of their own medicine a lot sooner than hoped.
However, that magical moment when it was finally finalised, when it was bulletproof, written in concrete and laminated forever, when they couldn't take it away from us no matter what... it was so worth it.
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