Liverpool’s season reached a new low on Monday as they crashed to a 3-1 defeat by Leicester City and it’s fair to say it has not gone unnoticed, even by the Greater Manchester Police.
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Jurgen Klopp’s side remain in fifth place with their top-four hopes having taken a huge dent at the King Power Stadium as they slipped to their sixth defeat of 2017.
The Reds endured a simply dreadful January and their form has continued into February with a 2-0 defeat at struggling Hull followed by Monday’s loss.
And the GMP have taken time out to highlight Liverpool’s criminal form as they remind drivers of a new plan that will see people hit with six points on their driving licence if they are spotted using their mobile phones while driving.
Use your mobile phone & drive as of today you'll end up with more points on your licence than Liverpool FC got throughout February......SIX
— GMP Middleton (@GMPMiddleton) March 1, 2017