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The bookies make it around 50/1, but inside the Liverpool dressing room the odds will be much lower.

In fact, they might make it more likely than not.

Under Jurgen Klopp, Reds players have long mastered the art of not getting too high or feeling too low, with the familiar "take each game as it comes" cliche rolled out after every three points gained or cup progression secured.

The players have become aware of it too, often warning an interviewer that they are about to launch into the answer that you'll expect to hear. The mantra that comes from the manager. The idea that you don't want to run before you can walk, but you're well aware that you can gallop.

That, or something akin to it, is common for many a football team, but the edge with which Liverpool have been playing almost ever since their disappointing defeat at Leicester City between Christmas and New Year means that the idea of winning absolutely everything before them suddenly doesn't seem as far-fetched as it could be. Does it?

Or is that just us falling for their inner belief? Their single-mindedness? The idea that in