That is it then, the end of the season as we know it, Tottenham got absolutely humiliated and put in their place and shown up for what they are, a bunch of bottle jobs that are only good for one thing and that is being Spursy.
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Tottenham showed last night that they are now on par with Liverpool, the worlds best team, they are after all world club champions, Jurgen Klopp’s men were very lucky that they caught Steven Bergwijn and Harry Kane on an off night and should have been beaten by a couple of goals.
There is obviously a middle ground here and some perspective is required.
It is easy to fault Jose Mourinho yet his tactics worked beautifully against Man Utd, Man City, Arsenal and to some extent, Chelsea and it would have worked last night if the luck had swung his way just a little.
Liverpool needed an injury-time winner and they were opened up on numerous occasions by Tottenham and very few teams have done that in over 60 Premier League games at Anfield.
The team can take great heart from their performance, yes it was back to the wall stuff but did anyone really expect us to go to Anfield and have a go at Liverpool? You want to get beat by 3 or 4 then do exactly that, just as Wolves and Leicester tried recently.
It was a game of tactics and Klopp came out on top this time but play that game again and it could easily have been the other way around, such was the Spurs performance.
Now, if Spurs lose to Leicester at the weekend then fair enough, Jose should be questioned about his methods and there would be every reason to be worried going forward.
But there is absolutely no need to be concerned after last night, we got beat by the best team in England and probably, alongside Bayern Munich, the best team in world club football.
Be positive, last night changes nothing and Mourinho will adapt, just as he did after the opening day defeat against Everton.