Kieron Dyer has warned Liverpool that their ‘biggest worry’ ahead of their Premier League title defence is that there will be no fans at Anfield, which could prove to be a ‘stumbling block.' Given the current climate of the world, supporters won’t be allowed into stadiums until October at the very latest. Former Newcastle winger, Dyer, shared that the most intimidating place he played at was Anfield. He thinks it will be a huge disadvantage to the champions that they won’t have their supporters cheering them on. “I think the biggest worry Liverpool have got is Anfield with not having their fans in,” Dyer told BBC Radio 5 Live. “I was fortunate to play in many great stadiums, but that is the most intimidating stadium to play in. “They [the fans] give them such an energy. They are like the cliché ‘the 12th man’. I played a number of times at Anfield and never played well. I think that is the only thing that could be a stumbling block for Liverpool.”
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