It stems from the opening day, when the Reds laboured to a draw with the newly-promoted, albeit impressive, Fulham, who currently perch in the eighth spot in the Premier League, two places and three points above Jurgen Klopp’s squad.
Indeed, Liverpool have plummeted to mid-table mediocrity since then and have been vanquished in both domestic cup competitions before a ball had even been kicked in the fifth round – two competitions, by the way, that the Reds claimed triumph in last season.
However, this year years of hard work have come undone in the blink of an eye, and any morsel of fluidity or menace has dissipated like a cloud of smoke, with embarrassing defeats against the likes of Brentford, Brighton & Hove Albion and Wolverhampton Wanderers all occurring since the turn of the year.
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Liverpool’s inexplicable collapse this season has left a proud and demanding fanbase devoid of optimism after being stripped bare and left in tatters.
