Was just taking it from your quote; I don't pretend I'm not a Liverpool fan.You can say ‘we’ you know. Sorry, it should have read ‘they need to be more ahead’. If your rivals were looking flaky and you were 4 or 5 points ahead of them then you could say it’s been a great start but when Chelsea under a new manager are actually ahead of you on GD and City carrying injuries are within 2 points then your start has merely been keeping pace. Given your lack of squad depth (will Klopp ever trust any of your other players upfront?) and the Euro fixture list coming up then you’d think it would be advantage City and Chelsea (one with a far better squad and easy CL group, the other could give up the Europa) leading up to Christmas.
It surely is a good start, irrespective of other teams results. They (we) couldn't have won more than 5/5, so if Chelsea do the same and go top as they have, it is what it is. Doesn't make Liverpool's start any worse.
City have surprisingly dropped points as they've had the easiest start of the "top 6" fixture-wise. The squad situation and fixture-congestion may well happen; remains to be seen.