Foxtrot

Where?

This. And with that I'm going to shoot myself.

Who does guarantee success?

1. Do we know who has the final say with transfers? Is it Kenny, or is the decision a joint venture between the two, perhaps including someone else as well? They do that at Ajax, sign players relying on collective wisdom, so to speak. 2. It's not as much steaming in to tackles as it is closing down players and keeping the opposition ball carrier under pressure. This is what we're lacking badly: in Downing, Henderson and Adam there's not much effort to do the harassing when being closest to the ball. And there's defo not a tackle between them. And they've all been signed in the same window.

Plus we have two doing that if you include Downing. But the latter is improving, was involved in both our goals today (even thou the first was a s*** shot from him and pure accident that the clearance landed to Coates.) Downing is improving and becoming a threat, Henderson's form is going absolutely nowhere. Adam has gotten worse since autumn - which I never thought that could be possible.

Moving both will be as ingenious as getting rid of both Meireles and Aquilani last autumn. Transformation has to be done gradually, in each position. Or bring two hellishly good wide players at the same time.

Was a really awkward position to take the rebound to be honest. Did well to get it goalbound.

Hell, I always thought Bellers wa Welsh.

Oh get up you big girl.

Not in M Olivers book, thou.

Was that Purslow sitting next to Morgan in the directors box?

Pennant concedes a penalty and Chicarito scores.

They´re really bad tonight. Can't find anything decent.

And three in the box? f*** off like.

And what if he'd fail? As can happen with any manager/player in any club.

I don't think he will go to Madrid straight after Mourinho. That'd be suicide, as half the playing staff would be suspicious of him from day one.

Few pages back many were saying Aquilani wanted to go back home. He didn't. He wanted to stay and fight for a place but Kenny saw it differently. According to Comolli, anyway: Liverpool chief Damien Comolli has explained releasing Alberto Aquilani.Aquilani has joined AC Milan on-loan for the season. Asked why Aquilani was allowed to go after impressing in pre-season, Comolli said: "With him it was more a question of opportunities to play. He's obviously a big player, he's got a very good resume and he's a very good player. But Kenny and the coaching staff felt he would play in a certain position. "As I told Alberto during the summer, unfortunately in that position is someone called Steven Gerrard and it would have been difficult for Alberto to play." http://www.tribalfootball.com/articles/liverpool-chief-comolli-explains-sending-aquilani-ac-milan-1878611 (Dodgy source, but carries quotes which were widely reported at the time)

Wonder if Liverpool FC is going to do anything about this or not? I think it was the right decision to accept the ban as it most probably is more beneficiary for Suarez to have a rest and get away from it all. But I for one hope that the club will keep on protesting this s*** verdict. By not contesting the FA Suarez, Kenny and the club are left with a stain that will not easily wear off.

Me too. Hoped we'd be in for a couple of their players last summer. But no.

Fixed.

This, like.

Torres on loan with a view to buy in the summer? (For whatever we can get for Caroll + £15M)

Bellamy, Gerrard, Maxi.