DBasia.news – Tim Howard, former Manchester United and Everton goalkeeper, claimed he did not want to see Liverpool win the trophy. Howard didn’t want to see it while still living in this world.
Liverpool this season have a big chance of winning the trophy in the Premier League and Champions League. In the Premier League, they compete with Manchester City – currently one point adrift. While in the Champions League, Liverpool will fight Barcelona in the semifinals.
Howard, who is now strengthening the Colorado Rapids, does not want to see Liverpool win the trophy. In the Premier League, the 40-year-old goalkeeper hopes the Citizens retain the Premier League title they already have.
“I hope Liverpool never won the title as long as I was breathing (alive),” hoped Howard, quoted from the Goal.
“We see two teams that are performing well until they are still competing (winning the Premier League title). The competition will continue until the end (the last week). If no one loses points, City wins,” he concluded.
Howard has played a total of more than 400 matches during his career in the Premier League with Man United and Everton in mid-2003-2016. Three trophies he has achieved, namely: one FA Cup, League Cup, and Community Shield.