Man City are doomed and Luis Diaz impact is ‘unheard of’

The Treble is not even being discussed because the ‘omens’ are against Man City. And has any January signing ever been as good as Luis Diaz?

Quad tear

‘They will not admit it but the quadruple is still on,’ was Charlie Wyett’s conclusion from the Estadio da Luz.

‘But Luis Diaz silenced the crowd once more when he ran onto Keita’s pass, and Liverpool must believe their quadruple bid is still very much on,’ writes David Maddock.

In summary: it is on. And Liverpool won’t admit it but absolutely must believe it. They have no option other than to be built up for as long as possible so that the crushingly embarrassing prospect of not becoming the first Premier League side to win four trophies in a single season can eventually be used as a stick to beat them with if they do not succeed in making actual history.

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It is important to bring this up because the overbearing nature of THE QUADRUPLE has completely eclipsed the possibility of a team winning the Treble. Manchester United’s achievements in the 1998/99 season have been venerated and pored over for decades; one would be forgiven for not realising Manchester City are in pole position to do the same.

Pep Guardiola’s side are the Premier League leaders and host Liverpool in what many regard as the probable