Most Liverpool supporters were forced to witness the club’s once in a generation title win from their own homes, but it’s no less special to them. Photo: EPA Most Liverpool supporters were forced to witness the club’s once in a generation title win from their own homes, but it’s no less special to them. Photo: EPA
Most Liverpool supporters were forced to witness the club’s once in a generation title win from their own homes, but it’s no less special to them. Photo: EPA
Tony Evans
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Opinion

On The Ball by Tony Evans

Joy and sadness as Liverpool write another triumphant chapter during this most memorable of seasons

  • Most Liverpool supporters were forced to witness the club’s once in a generation title win from their own homes, but it was no less special to them
  • In the age of the coronavirus pandemic, football became a trifling matter, but the triumph has brought joy to a generation of football fans

Tony Evans
Tony Evans

Updated: 12:32pm, 26 Jun, 2020

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Most Liverpool supporters were forced to witness the club’s once in a generation title win from their own homes, but it’s no less special to them. Photo: EPA Most Liverpool supporters were forced to witness the club’s once in a generation title win from their own homes, but it’s no less special to them. Photo: EPA
Most Liverpool supporters were forced to witness the club’s once in a generation title win from their own homes, but it’s no less special to them. Photo: EPA
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Tony Evans

Tony Evans

Tony Evans is a journalist and author. He began writing professionally in his late 20s. Before that he worked a variety of jobs to finance his efforts to follow Liverpool around Britain and Europe. He was Football Editor of The Times for eight years and is now a broadcaster and columnist