I'm starting to get pissed off how Liverpool's narrative is being attached to our own achievements and greatness over the five or six years.
The difference between the teams yesterday was there for all to see, as is the fact, Pep has had Klopp's number in all the games since the Champions League exit to them.
Tactically, style, results, trophies,goals, clean sheets, we are ahead in every metric.
It's even got to the point now where the media are manipulating the stats to not factor in in our 2018 title win, as that would obviously evidence the points/trophies by both teams since then has a big differential.
I read yesterday that Pep is three games short of quickest to 200 Prem League wins - despite playing thirty-odd games less than Klopp and arriving a year later.
Liverpool are ruthless up top, but I believe Klopp is struggling to keep the rest of the team up with them and will have to evolve against City with that defence and midfield.
Absolutely.
Walking back from the ground to Piccadilly yesterday my lot were talking about these points you outline as we went over the way the game had just unfolded.
I said that, if nothing else, not losing to that lot had spiked the anticipated media narrative for this week regarding The Scouse Filth 'hunting us down' and 'leaving us in their wake as they close in on another title'.
But I'm also sure that during the game and overnight, the media (and indeed a lot of Liverpool’s squad and supporters) have actually realised that we are streets ahead of them, that what Pep has done is to revolutionise the game in England. Not that they'd admit it..
Liverpool is a good team, no question. But yesterday all of that team's collective efforts, abilities, energy and technical skills were concentrated on just trying to keep up with us, trying to negate us.
They were gifted two goals by us (Jesus failing to prevent Robertson from crossing into the box and KdB and Eddy giving up possession cheaply straight from the 2nd half kick-off) yet created zero chances otherwise. Nor did Liverpool put us under any sustained pressure as we did them for the majority of the game.
And it was the same during the game at Anfield earlier this season.
Hence, the false media narrative now emerging, as you say, to allow The Scouse Filth to bask in the reflected glory of the unprecedented achievements of Pep and his squad in recent years.
The media whores and their anti-City agenda are plain to see. They'll never give us the credit we're due, so f**k 'em..