Graeme Souness

GRAEME SOUNESS: All those involved in one of the tightest three-way titles races we've ever seen in the Premier League will have been sitting with everything crossed during the international break.

GRAEME SOUNESS: They show glimpses to get you excited and then have you in despair. Their fans have left some games this year thinking: 'How bad are we?' and others thinking, 'We're back!'

GRAEME SOUNESS: Because of my history with Liverpool, it might be perceived by some that I don't like Everton. But I assure you that nothing could be further from the truth.

GRAEME SOUNESS: What happened on Thursday night can happen to any team. Top layers hate this feeling. They will want to play to put it right - Sunday can't come soon enough.

GRAEME SOUNESS: Never in my 50-odd years in this game have I heard a player say he had to come off the pitch because he was too tired.

GRAEME SOUNESS: Liverpool have shown a vulnerability and weakness I did not think existed. The season has gone flat and the title has gone now. I did not see this coming.

GRAEME SOUNESS: We are witnessing a stealthy, very deliberate, strategy from Arsenal - and White (right) in particular - to obstruct goalkeepers in a way which will avoid detection by the referees.

RANGERS were well-represented at last night’s PFA Scotland Awards, with a number of players recognised for their individual successes this campaign.

GRAEME SOUNESS: As a player, when my team played badly it was OUR fault. It wasn't the manager's, it wasn't the tactics, it wasn't down to the coaches' messages, it was down to us.

GRAEME SOUNESS: Jurgen Klopp is a passionate, emotional man. The city is full of passion and emotion. The two have been a most wonderful fit, these past nine years.