There have been plenty of people who have mentioned that Liverpool have not had to deal with many injuries so far this season.
However, that doesn’t really cover the whole story. Alisson, Naby Keita, James Milner, Joel Matip, Sadio Mane and Dejan Lovren are just some of the names who have spent part of the campaign on the sidelines.
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In fact, for the first time this season, Jurgen Klopp may have a full squad to choose from. This was shared by The Anfield Edition on their Twitter page, and it has got the Reds supporters reacting in their droves.
Many have credited the winter break with this turnaround.
Indeed, it seems that the two-week winter pause has come at the perfect time for the European champions, and it appears that Klopp may have actually been proven right in his decision to hand over the FA Cup fourth-round replay against Shrewsbury to Neil Critchley the club’s U23s.
Others, meanwhile, believe this is very bad news for Norwich on Saturday.
The last time these two sides met on the opening day of 2019/20 the Reds prevailed 4-1 so, with a full team to choose from, it could be bad news for the Canaries indeed.
Some, meanwhile, has made reference to the fact that there has been unfair representation in the press in regards to their injury woes.
Indeed, some pundits have said that the Anfield outfit have been lucky with injuries this campaign. Whilst Manchester City have lost the likes of Aymeric Laporte and Leroy Sane for considerable lengths of time, that does not mean Liverpool have not had it hard as well.
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One fan, meanwhile, was interested in the situation of Nathaniel Clyne.
The former Southampton man has had a tough time of it in the past few years – he has suffered from a lengthy back issue, whilst he also ruptured his cruciate ligament. It is good to seem him back in contention to feature once again.
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