Fowler retired from football in 2011 (Picture: Getty)
Robbie Fowler insists he?s baffled at criticism directed towards Pep Guardiola, Mauricio Pochettino and Jurgen Klopp.
Liverpool and City are currently top of the Premier League on 65 points, but the Reds do still have a game in hand.
The Merseyside club are bidding for their first league title in 29 years, with the last triumph coming back in 1990 when they beat closest challengers Aston Villa to the trophy.
And Fowler, who spent 11 seasons at the Reds, is confused why the managers of England?s best-performing clubs are still getting criticism.
More: ShowbizDuchess Kate meets acting royalty Olivia Colman and Rami Malek after huge 2019 Baftas winsWhat Antonio Rudiger told Chelsea fan during angry argument after Man City lossTrail of destruction left by fly-tippers who completely blocked country lane ?Variously, in the last few weeks, Jurgen Klopp, Pep Guardiola and Mauricio Pochettino have all been called frauds,? Fowler told the Mirror. ?For getting their teams ? on merit ? into the best title race in living memory.
?Think about it. Think about what that means. Think how Pochettino was called a disaster a few weeks ago for losing a couple of games. Then a loser who has won nothing when Spurs went out of two cups. Now he?s a mastermind.
?I can?t even tell you why it?s like this. In my memory, fans never really, seriously, started getting nervous or completely interested in the title race until Easter. Only then, when you ...