Daniel Sturridge

[laughs] That was a great team.

And Sturridge and Sterling.

Yeah, exactly.

They had, they had, they had a brilliant team and they, and they kind of sort of blew it a little bit 'cause they, they...

You're always, you're always wary.

I hated when Klopp, in his early, uh, in his first two seasons kinda got frustrated with Daniel Sturridge and said, "Daniel needs to understand what real pain is."

Mm-hmm.

Now, what I, I think Klopp meant exactly what Pochettino would mean, is that there are things that you can play through.

... pretty finished.

Sturridge, Origi.

These sort of players coming off the bench compared to De Bruyne or Stones, Sané, whoever it was at the time.

I, I'm not-

They miss out on him, but they've still got sort of Drogba and Anelka.

So they signed Daniel Sturridge instead.

Two years later, they still kind of need to buy a striker.

Those two kind of on their way out.

I don't think it would have been too much different at Liverpool, considering what we became.

Sterling's emergence, Daniel Sturridge.

Maybe signing Scott Sinclair would have stopped us buying Sturridge in that January, probably.

um because again we weren't spending loads of money at the time and i mean god i don't really want to live in that timeline oh it's like when we were linked to um ashley williams and stuff like that and i know we didn't have great center backs but uh bad times bad times um but yeah 2012 we signed storage in the january didn't we of 2013 Maybe he would have stopped just getting Sturridge.