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Reina's pledge: Nothing can stop Liverpool ending 18-year wait for the title
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14 September 2007
Reina said Chelsea, Manchester United and Arsenal are no longer better than them and the Spanish stopper is convinced they can bring the title back to Anfield after an 18-year wait.
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Reasons to be cheerful: Reina
Liverpool have got off to a flying start with £26million striker Fernando Torres in superb form ahead of tomorrow's trip to Portsmouth.
But Reina is convinced Liverpool can last the distance and finally win the title under Rafa Benitez after underachieving in the Premiership in his three years in charge.
Reina told the Daily Mirror: "The beginning of this season has been perfect, and it has been a dream start after the summer. There's a long way to go but we believe we can do it.
"We are top of the table and deserve to be there because you can no longer say that Manchester United, Chelsea or Arsenal are superior to us.
"Chelsea's draw with us was unjust and Manchester United have been inconsistent so far and rely very heavily on Cristiano Ronaldo.
"I don't think Arsenal will win it this season either so Liverpool can now win the title and I think our rivals fear us.
"Rafa Benitez is a big coach even if Jose Mourinho and Alex Ferguson get more space in the press.
"But that's not a problem because the papers have not been worried about us and that suits us fine.
"We are all very happy now because I think we are showing that we can win the title this season. It's not madness to think like this, but a reality.
"We have been without Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher who are such important players for us but we have won without them, even though we want to have them back as quickly as possible.
"In the past, injuries have affected us badly but this time we have a squad to last us until the end of the campaign. We believe in ourselves and we feel we have the strength, players and ability to complete the season.
"We believe we can win the Premiership title and other trophies this season because we have such strength."
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