Liverpool Breaks ‘It Means More’ Myth…
So Manchester City is passing the Premier League trophy back to Liverpool, just like a hot potato that’s been out of their hands for four years. Trent Alexander-Arnold once labeled City as a winning machine, literally run on trophies like a robot at an assembly line gobbling up silverware. He claimed Liverpool’s triumphs would ‘mean more’ to their fans because they built it on a budget tighter than my Aunt Edna’s purse strings.
Liverpool’s return of the shiny trophy calls for a royal procession back to Merseyside. It’s the end of Pep’s four-year reign where the trophy was treated like a VIP guest in his office. Meanwhile, City fans whipped out a cheeky banner stating: ‘This means four’ – riling up Liverpool with their not-so-gentle reminder that numbers sometimes talk louder than Klopp’s catchphrases.
Liverpool’s poster boy, Alexander-Arnold, might take a vacation to Real Madrid this summer, in a plot twist worthy of a soap opera. Will he trade ‘it means more’ for ‘show me the money’? As the PL trophy changes teams, City and Liverpool’s love-hate drama wheels on, proving that laughter – and snark – truly fuels football’s great rivalries.
