Yeah it's just something I don't really believe in. Belief and attitude can get you to a point, but your ceiling is your ceiling. It's not a helpful attitude in either football or general life in my opinion, and it explains why every time we hit a rough patch the default reaction is to immediately blame lack of effort rather than accepting that we're actually lacking in quality. I hate the reds as much as anyone but I think you're underselling a couple of their players there tbh. You don't win the league and CL just by thinking you're good, you have to actually be good. Until Klopp takes over a team in League One and uses these same jedi mind tricks to turn them into CL winners, I'm afraid i'm not going to be convinced otherwise.Clearly I think that Holgate is better than the original poster thinks he is.
However, my point really is that we don’t need to have the best 11 players in the world. We just need to have the players that think they are the best 11 players. This is what I think Klopp has achieved. For example Henderson is a very average player but he struts around as if he owns the pitch. Wijnaldum is OK, TAA can’t defend but he thinks the sun shines out of his backside. The eighties Everton team were struggling massively then ‘something’ happened all of a sudden. Maybe it was the arrival of Andy Gray/Trevor Steven but all of a sudden we became worldbeaters. Confidence and belief can take you a long way.
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