Hold onto your hats, Liverpool fans—the end of the season could see our boys lifting not just the Premier League trophy, but also claiming the Premier League Player of the Season award. And why wouldn't they? Dominating the nominations, we have not one, not two, but three Reds in the running this time around. With this trifecta, it almost feels like a throwback to the '80s glory days, doesn't it?

First up, the Egyptian King, Mohamed Salah, who’s been nothing short of stellar this season. Scoring 28 goals and laying on 18 assists, Salah is on the brink of equalling the record for most goal involvements in a single Premier League campaign. Watching him on the pitch, gliding past defenders as if they're traffic cones—it's poetry in motion. Plus, his knack for crucial goals makes him a fan favourite for more than just his skills.

Then there's our defensive titan, Virgil van Dijk. The captain isn't just a wall at the back; he's the foundation, the beams, and the roof all in one. His leadership transforms our defence into an impenetrable fortress. A rock in defence and a threat during set-pieces, Virgil is the cornerstone of our side's success.

And let’s not overlook young Ryan Gravenberch. Bursting onto the scene and showing maturity well beyond his years, he’s been pivotal in midfield, contributing both defensively and going forward. It's his first season being nominated and, given his impact, likely not his last.

The competition does have its standouts, though less glittering than our lads. Nottingham Forest’s Morgan Gibbs-White and Chris Wood have had commendable seasons, with Gibbs-White creating chances aplenty and Wood hitting a career-best in goals. Arsenal’s Declan Rice and Newcastle’s Alexander Isak, also on the list, have been threats, but none have matched the comprehensive influence of our Liverpool contingent.

And let’s not forget Brentford's Bryan Mbeumo, making his mark with a superb season. But when it comes down to it, the heart and soul of this season’s brilliance wear red.

Now, sit tight as we march towards the end of yet another thrilling season, where hopes of another FA Cup final await, echoing the resolute spirit of '89 when we last snagged both domestic trophies. With a squad this deep and talented, supported by a history rich with triumphs against the odds, this could be another season etched in gold in Liverpool lore.

So, as we look to the future and keep our fingers crossed for the player awards, here's a little something to tickle your funny bone: How many Everton fans does it take to change a light bulb? None! They're still living in the past, hoping the light comes back on its own!