My feelings on a few specifics aside, it's hard to think of a more worthy champion team in recent memory.
As an aside, Danish media is - again - running a story on Pool's Danish throw-in coach. In the usual small nation style of trying to make it just a tiny bit about us
I did find it interesting once they mentioned a few numbers, which just goes to show that the devil's in the details in modern football and that you dismiss stats at your peril. In 2017-18 Pool had a retained possession after a throw-in of just 45.4% of the time, which was 17th in the PL. When the throw-in coach arrived that number changed to 68.4% in 2018-19, which was not just tops in the PL, but second in all of Europe only behind a Danish team which the same coach worked with. With the number of throw-ins in a match, it's a great spot from Klopp as an area primed for real improvement, and it comes out to a fair few extra times you get the ball to Mane and Salah!
