The best and worst of a season we won’t soon forget

A brilliant wrap of a schizophrenic season by our columnist.

Mon, 12 May, 2014 - 01:00

Larry Ryan

BEST PLAYER: Luis Suarez (Liverpool)

Faded a touch in the run-in, eventually disappearing behind his shirt at Selhurst Park, but overall did enough to suggest Arsene Wenger should have thrown at least another fiver at Liverpool.

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