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All I'm asking for is a slight tweak so our players aren't dead on their feet all the time.

For me the two things that need to change with the new manager 1. Intensity - We play too much on a knife edge and when it goes wrong, it goes wrong. Plus we have had continuous injury problems over the years 2. Finishing- Obvious one this but I think we need a new number 9

Great podcast. One of things Paul kept saying at the beginning of the season was we where failing the eye test. I don't think its reactionary to say that Salah for me every time I've seen him recently feels like he's failed the eye test. I'm not quite saying we should sell him, but equally the way we're setup with him it's like we're playing with 10 men and I felt v Palace this was even more the case. Whilst we're mathematically in this, we've as was said on the pod, seen this movie before. I don't fancy going all in on this again, I don't have the emotional strength to put myself through yet another Wolves at home. Whatever will be will be, there is light at the end of the tunnel put part of me hopes it's just the train so I can get on with my life

It's his first season in the league, takes time to adapt. He was overplayed in the beginning, had an injury, comes back and is still finding his feet. I think he's shown enough to say he can be a good player for us. He's been shit recently though

It isn't nothing And there is no guarantees on that.

I don't think they're the bad guys, I just think this is symbiotic of an issue that is hugely complex. I do think however it's un-acceptable to just shrug your shoulders about it and go, "well it's capitalism". There are a multitude of things I can think of that would increase revenue on a match day that don't involve ticket price rises.

Also this was going back pre-covid but one of the TV deals was so lucrative that they could let everyone in for free and still make the same money they did before. Tickets just aren't the biggest revenue stream for a club like Liverpool

I support the protest BUT the big issue here has always been and always will be supply and demand. Not withstanding the great job that has taken place with renovating Anfield, I really do think it was and is short sighted not have to built at least an 80k seater stadium. The waiting list for home games for members was for me at one point about 40,000 it's absolutely obscene. I am hugely fortunate to have access to a season ticket, and a network of people I can use tickets at face value but very conscious this is not a privilege shared by most. I am hoping The Kop and Centenary are looked at soon to increase capacity because that's the only way to alleviate the demand.

I have also not been this angry in a long time, it's everything 1. Repeating of the same mistakes as 3 weeks ago 2. Repeating of the same story of previous seasons I.E losing out on the league I know we haven't lost out yet but we've been here before, you can't drop points you just can't. I know it's Arsenal as well this time but both City and Arsenal look ruthless.

Talk online that a decision will be made in a matter of weeks.

Torres is a good example of time healing old wounds. At least when it comes to the person. I was devasted when he left, the key image for me was when he had the Liverpool scarf wrapped around his arm when he lifted the world cup. Call it good PR, but it did feel like he was another foreign player who got what it meant to play for the club. Simon Hughes wrote a book a few years ago where he interviewed players from that era including Torres, and notwithstanding what he won with Chelsea, I have always felt with Torres and it came across in that book there is a tinge of regret for leaving the way he did. I'm delighted that he can come back to the club and be treated warmly, I sort of wish the same happened with Owen because he actually won stuff with us regardless of his move to United, but that's just my personal opinion. Torres at his peak was excellent, but call it recency bias but there are a few players I'd have ahead of him, including Sturridge.

Who is your pension provider?

Stupid question/point but I know my pension provider gets money from the company not entirely on a consistent basis, it comes out via direct debit.

The issue is that he's starting to stick out like a sore thumb at the moment in terms of players who are not offering much, or performing at a level that is below the others. It does feel harsh given he has scored some goals this season especially in the League Cup run, but today he was awful. He needs to be more dynamic, more front footed and in short, quicker. He's not as explosive as he looked when he first joined us.

If it's not Xabi I think there is an argument to convince Ljinders.