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The presence of Milner helping behinds the scene shows the eagerness from the first team to help the young Liverpool players as the winning mentality runs through all levels of the club. Those players would have looked at James Milner and wanted to reach the stage they could succeed his place in the first team and go on to win games. Therefore, the young lads would have been bouncing into Anfield, what an opportunity to play in the ground they would have dreamed about when sitting on the side-lines. It was not just the physicality they offered; it was the quality on the ball as Shrewsbury barely got any of the ball in the first half. The side would have not been mistaken for having the likes of Virgil Van Dijk, Jordan Henderson Mo Salah playing in it. The scenes at full time said everything, the players waving to their families and friends in the stands with a roar of passion to elate the crowd even more. The appreciation for Neil Critchley was shown by his players chucking him up in the air like Klopp was by his squad in Madrid. It was a group’s way of saying thank you to their coach for the work they have done in getting players to where they are. The jubilation from the Kop showed their support a group of youngsters who raised the voices of the stand with their energy and endeavour. Somewhere in the world Klopp will be sitting recharging his batteries, sipping his bottle of lager knowing that he has set a culture that has transitioned throughout the club. Where others criticised him, Klopp didn’t take notice as no one knows the club better than the manager does and this one even when absent has his hand over everything that happens at the club. A ex Liverpool legend said you can’t win anything with kids, well Liverpool’s youth are doing they can do to prove him long. Article by Jake Clay – @JakeClay17