THE PREMIER LEAGUE, thankfully, has finished and the FA and the clubs must be breathing a collective sigh of relief. It has been a peculiar campaign, unprecedented in so many ways, but even without the disruption of the pandemic, it has not been a classic year. Liverpool fans, will, of course, claim it is the greatest of all modern seasons, their 30-year wait for a league title unleashing no small amount of high spirits on Merseyside. A whole generation of fans experienced what the Koppites of the 1970s and 1980s enjoyed almost every year during the club’s golden era. Manchester United’s fans arguably felt the same in 1993 when they ended a 26-year period without the championship. Between 1975-76 and 1989-90, Liverpool won 21…