Emiliano Insua has called on Liverpool to finish the season on a high in order to set themselves up for a renewed assault on the Premier League title in the next campaign.
Though everyone at Anfield remains hugely disappointed at being unable to overhaul Manchester United in the race for the title, Insua insists no-one is feeling sorry for themselves and believes there is a steely resolve to go one better next time around.
The Argentinian left back is now looking to sign off in style with a home win against Tottenham on Sunday in the knowledge that another victory would stretch their unbeaten league run to an 11th game.
“Everybody wants to win the title, but it wasn’t to be for us this year because Man United have won it and this is football,” said Insua.
“This means that we have to look at ways that we can improve and hopefully next season will be even better than this one.
“We cannot be feeling sorry for ourselves because we still have one more game to go and if we win it we will have 86 points, which will be a record for us in the Premier League.
“The fans will also be wanting us to win and we have to try to do that.”
He added: “We have pushed United very hard but in the end it just wasn’t enough.”
Though everyone at Anfield remains hugely disappointed at being unable to overhaul Manchester United in the race for the title, Insua insists no-one is feeling sorry for themselves and believes there is a steely resolve to go one better next time around.
The Argentinian left back is now looking to sign off in style with a home win against Tottenham on Sunday in the knowledge that another victory would stretch their unbeaten league run to an 11th game.
“Everybody wants to win the title, but it wasn’t to be for us this year because Man United have won it and this is football,” said Insua.
“This means that we have to look at ways that we can improve and hopefully next season will be even better than this one.
“We cannot be feeling sorry for ourselves because we still have one more game to go and if we win it we will have 86 points, which will be a record for us in the Premier League.
“The fans will also be wanting us to win and we have to try to do that.”
He added: “We have pushed United very hard but in the end it just wasn’t enough.”
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