Liverpool goalkeeper Jose Reina offered no excuses after reflecting on a "hell of a year" at the club. A seventh-place finish was the Reds' worst performance in the Barclays Premier League since 1999, compounding early exits from the Champions League and FA Cup earlier in the campaign.
Reina was one of few to come out of the campaign with credit and that was recognised with him being overwhelmingly voted the club's player of the season. But he said that could not lessen the disappointment of a dismal campaign which saw Liverpool suffer 11 league defeats, eight of which came away from home.
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