Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool moved into second place on the Premier League table with their win over Brentford on Sunday night.
The boss isn't getting ahead of himself though as he admitted that it's way to early to have a big sense of achievement moving towards the top of the table when it's only November.
"I didn't think about it, but I got told. It feels good but it's November," said Klopp.
"What is really important is we have the points tally similar to other teams because we obviously didn't play perfect football yet, not even close.
"We fight our way through, we've had good moments, less-good moments. We showed today, it's all fine, but in the end you have to keep going with all the other teams until March or April or whatever.
"If we are still there then we can start talking, [but] until then you fight your way through the most difficult league in the world.
"Be ready on Thursday, be ready on Sunday, be ready on Thursday and if the Premier League has the opportunity to do it then be ready 12.30 on Saturday, and we will do that."
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