We asked AI bot ChatGPT to pick us the best Liverpool XI of all time, and we have to say they are an incredible team!

ChatGPT is an online chatbot powered by AI technology that enables human interaction and is capable of providing answers to any imaginable question.
We decided to put the technology to the test by asking it to select a squad made up of the best players in Liverpool’s history, and the majority is hard to argue with.

Lined up in a 4-3-3 formation, the squad boasts a rich roster of the club’s biggest ever names.

Here’s the team that picked ChatGPT, along with detailed explanations for each player:

Ray Clemence – Goalkeeper

What ChatGPT says:

In goal, there is no better choice than the remarkable Ray Clemence. Arriving at Liverpool in 1967, Clemence quickly established himself as a mainstay in the team, making 665 appearances for the Reds. During his time at Anfield, he helped the club win five league titles, three European Cups, two UEFA Cups, an FA Cup and a League Cup. His ability to stop shots, his composure under pressure and his ability to organize the defense made him an important part of Liverpool’s golden age.

Phil Neal – right-back

What ChatGPT says:

The epitome of consistency, Phil Neal was a right-back you could always count on. Neal spent 11 years at Liverpool, amassing 650 games and scoring 59 defensive goals.
As part of an impressive Reds backline, Neal helped the club win eight league titles, four European Cup victories, one UEFA Cup, four League Cups and one FA Cup. His tireless work-rate and balanced skills in both defense and attack make him an easy pick for our all-time XI.

Alan Hansen – Central defender

What ChatGPT says:

Alan Hansen was the epitome of a classy centre-back, with his composure, intelligence and ability to read the game setting him apart from his peers. Signed by Bob Paisley in 1977, Hansen made 620 appearances for Liverpool and played an integral part in eight league titles, three European Cups, two FA Cups and four League Cups.

Hansen’s composure under pressure and leadership skills have been instrumental in shaping some of the most successful sides in the club’s history.

Jamie Carragher – Central defender

What ChatGPT says:

One club man and Scouse legend, Jamie Carragher was a tireless and tenacious defender who made Liverpool bleed. During his 17-year career at Anfield, Carragher made 737 appearances, displaying his dedication and versatility as he played in defence.

Carra’s place in our all-time XI is strengthened not only by his many successes, including two FA Cups, three League Cups, a UEFA Cup and an unforgettable Champions League triumph in Istanbul, but also by his unwavering dedication and passion for the club.

Emlyn Hughes – Left Back

What ChatGPT says:

Heart and soul of the Liverpool team in the 1970s, Emlyn Hughes was a natural leader whose boundless energy and enthusiasm earned him the nickname ‘Crazy Horse’. Able to play in a variety of positions, Hughes made 665 appearances for the Reds, leading the club to four league titles, one FA Cup, two European Cups and two UEFA Cups.

His versatility, determination and winning mentality make him an appropriate choice at left-back in the all-time starting XI.

Steven Gerrard – Central Midfielder

What ChatGPT says:

Steven Gerrard, Liverpool’s legendary captain and powerhouse for over a decade, was an accomplished midfielder who could defend, create and score crucial goals.

Gerrard’s 710 appearances and 186 goals for the club testify to his talent and dedication, while his tally includes two FA Cups, three League Cups, a UEFA Cup and the unforgettable 2005 Champions League victory. Gerrard’s leadership, loyalty and unwavering passion for the club make him a living legend and an indispensable part of our all-time XI.

Graeme Souness – Central midfielder

What ChatGPT says:

A tenacious and talented midfielder, Graeme Souness was the engine room for Liverpool’s dominant sides in the late 70s and early 80s.

Souness’ commanding presence and ability to control midfield helped him win five league titles, three European Cups and four League Cups in his 359 appearances for the club. His mix of steel and skill makes him the perfect partner for Gerrard in the heart of our midfield.

John Barnes – Left Midfielder

What ChatGPT says:

John Barnes was a winger who wowed fans with his fascinating dribbling skills, creativity and incredible goalscoring ability. Signed from Watford in 1987, Barnes made 407 appearances and scored 108 goals for the Reds.

His attacking prowess has helped Liverpool win two league titles, two FA Cups and a League Cup. Barnes’ flair and attacking prowess make him an indispensable part of our all-time starting XI.

Kenny Dalglish – Striker

What ChatGPT says:

A true Liverpool legend, King Kenny was both an outstanding striker and a visionary manager for the club. Dalglish joined Anfield in 1977 and scored 172 goals in 515 games and created countless more for his teammates.

With six league titles, an FA Cup, four League Cups and three European Cup wins as a player, Dalglish’s impact on the club has been immense, securing his place in our all-time XI. .

Ian Rush – Striker

What ChatGPT says:

The club’s all-time top scorer, Ian Rush, was a goalscoring machine who terrorized opposing defences. Rush’s deadly finishing, incredible work rate and smart moves have seen him score an incredible 346 goals in 660 games. His goalscoring abilities helped Liverpool win five league titles, three FA Cups, five League Cups and a European Cup. A true Liverpool icon, Rush has undoubtedly earned his place in our all-time starting XI.

Robbie Fowler – Striker

What ChatGPT says:

Rounding out our attacking trio is Robbie Fowler, a forward with natural shooting instincts and fighting skills.
In 369 appearances for the Reds, Fowler hit the net 183 times, earning him the nickname ‘God’ among Anfield fans. His sharpness in front of goal and his ability to score from seemingly impossible angles make him a worthy addition to our all-time XI.

what we say

It’s an incredibly accurate choice of ChatGPT across the board.
This is a team that would undoubtedly thrive if every player was at their peak and delivered exceptional quality in all areas. One notable omission is Virgil van Dijk, who could be offended by losing a seat and would usually be ahead of Jamie Carragher in most pecking orders.

Alisson and Mohamed Salah have certainly launched themselves into the all-time talk with their levels of performance and results under Jürgen Klopp’s reign, but it seems the AI ​​is favoring past players as there are currently no reds in the league. prevention team.

Andy Robertson and Trent Alexander-Arnold have also built strong discussions over the past six years, but it’s hard to argue with the two selections AI has picked at full-backs.

There could be some confusion based on lineup as John Barnes is named as a left midfielder who will be part of a midfield trio, although Barnes operated as a central midfielder for a period of his Liverpool career we are prepared to let that slip.