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ANTHONY DUNN, Wavertree

THE way we overcame City on Sunday was as significant as the result. The belief running through the team was brilliant to watch.

We kept the ball moving and a red shirt was always available. When we didn't have the ball we worked hard to get it back.

It is still too soon to talk about chasing titles, but if we can approach each game as we have been and keep up the commitment and determination, we shouldn't be far off.

Andy Collinson, Aigburth

DURING the game against Stoke City, the Reds didn't actually play that badly, despite the result.

They just made typical hard work of so-called no-hopers.

The Crewe game, meanwhile, gave reserves like Ngog and Plessis a chance to shine, but they shone about as brightly as a 60 watt bulb and it was a struggle to overcome inferior opposition.

INEVITABLY, the Abu Dhabi purchase of Manchester City has led to many Liverpool fans hoping Dubai will soon be able to follow suit and take over at Anfield

But if they ever do - and it remains a very big if - then it is to be hoped they will behave very differently to their Gulf State neighbours on the day it happens.

Current American owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett have been widely condemned for totally abandoning the old Liverpool Way.

Each week, the Liverpool Echo asks a group of fans a question relating to one of the big issues at their club. We've republished their answers here so you can get involved too.

Each week, the Liverpool Echo asks a group of fans a question relating to one of the big issues at their club. We've republished their answers here so you can get involved too.