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Jamie Redknapp: Cristiano Ronaldo's Absence Will Hand Title To Liverpool
The Former Anfield man is confident the Reds can win this season's Premier League...
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Aug 5, 2009 12:55:19 PM
Jamie Redknapp believes his old club, Liverpool, will win this season's Premier League title and end two decades of hurt on Merseyside.
The Reds have not won the domestic title since the days of Alan Hansen, John Barnes and Peter Beardsley in the 1980's, but Redknapp is convinced his former side have what it takes to usurp rivals Manchester United as champions.
The Reds have not won the domestic title since the days of Alan Hansen, John Barnes and Peter Beardsley in the 1980's, but Redknapp is convinced his former side have what it takes to usurp rivals Manchester United as champions.
In an interview with Sky Magazine he said, "I’m not being biased, but I’d bet on it [Liverpool winning the League].
"If they perform anywhere near the level they did last year, I think they’ll win."
And the pundit confirmed the departure of a certain CR7 will have a major influence in this season's title race.
"Man United will miss Ronaldo so much," he asserted.
Redknapp's confidence comes in the face of criticism of Liverpool's championship credentials from Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson, who has dismissed the Anfield outfit's chances of success this season.
John Silk, Goal.com
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