Liverpool 3 Southampton 0

Another team who came to defend and show little ambition only this time we sorted it.  The first goal soothed the nerves and Mo Salah is beginning to look a bargain basement buy.  I thought the Southampton supporters were a disgrace with the things they chanted at their former player Dejan Lovren, give him stick by all means, boo him by all means but some of the other stuff was beyond the grounds of decency.  Sky and BT etc; like to promote this modern game as family friendly and what they were chanting was anything but.  They should be more worried about their team.  We didn’t hit the heights but with Sevilla in mind that wasn’t unexpected, we controlled it from start to finish and I can’t remember Mignolet making a save?  Three goals and players given the ‘rest time’ they apparently need these days.  Good enough.

West Ham 1 Liverpool 4

Well if we needed something to lift us a trip to West Ham isn’t a bad idea. West Ham play the type of game that suits us, they give us room to do what we like to do. See the first goal, Salah looked quick when they showed the goal in slo-mo.  One thing Mo isn’t is slow.  Having Mane back was a bonus because all around Jurgen his troops were falling, no Clyne possibly till Jan, no Hendo, no Phil, no Lovren etc; etc but it didn’t matter.  I feel a bit sorry for Bilic simply because he’s a good old football man but not for West Ham owners, they deserve what they’re getting because they sold the soul of an old fashioned typical English football club.  The dreaded International break is here, let’s hop the injured and walking wounded don’t get any worse.

Liverpool 3 Maribor 0

In Liverpool’s history of great European nights future generations won’t find this one.  It was as tepid on the pitch as it was off it.  The first half was almost like watching the Huddersfield game again only the missed penalty came in the second half this time.  Thankfully we again scored three second half goals but from start to finish it was all pretty mundane.

Liverpool 3 Huddersfield 0

The way things have gone this season we’d have taken this result at the start wouldn’t we?  The first half was dire and our missed penalty just about summed it up.  Thankfully the second half was better and we got the goals.  Huddersfield looked like a side who won’t be around the top flight for long but on the other hand they did something we couldn’t do and that’s beat Manchester United. It was good to see ‘Dancing Dan’ score again and hopefully it will ignite his season which hasn’t actually been burning brightly.  Then again, he’s not on his own his he. It’s all about three points and we got them.