BONUS Carra pod! Isak helps Liverpool edge past Cherries to remain unbeaten

Where does that leave Liverpool? Five games, five Premier League games in.

We'll put the cup aside one bit.

And only in our eye-look comes in, we know the difficulties that he, he's faced.

Where does that leave him as he reflects over these three weeks on, on where he is, what he needs to do, what, uh, who he can trust, who he can't? Where, where do you think they are just now?

I, I, I think now he's in at Liverpool and he's had, he's had his, had his pre-season, now he's had, what are we, probably seven or eight games for Liverpool now-

Yeah

... with the cup games.

I, I, I think when he looks at the makeup of the squad and what he's got, I think private when he's talking to his staff over these next three weeks, they've probably got a little bit of time off and they reflect, and they're probably thinking, "I thought there'd be more quality in the building.

I thought this might be a bit easier.

I think we'd, we'd, we'd look a lot better." That's because the nature of the opposition as well.

Liverpool haven't really played a, a giant so far or, or one of the, the rivals really.

That's gonna come in the next few weeks, isn't it, with the, I think, Manchester City, Arsenal.

I think Brighton are there.

And Brentford.

Brent-

The current top four.

The current top four.

Yeah.

So we'll really see where Liverpool are at right now.

But I think what would he be really pleased with is I think three clean sheets now in the Premier League in a row.

Liverpool had a horrendous record last season defensively.

And, and I said in the game today, Jota is an improvement on, uh, Canarte.

But th- that bodes well going forward.

They're gonna need to k- to keep that because right now, you know, the attack and talent that they've got, three 100-million-pound players on the pitch, it's still not firing.

But when that's not firing, you need to make sure you're keeping the back door closed.

Where does that leave Liverpool? Five games, five Premier League games in.

We'll put the cup aside one bit.

And only in our eye-look comes in, we know the difficulties that he, he's faced.

Where does that leave him as he reflects over these three weeks on, on where he is, what he needs to do, what, uh, who he can trust, who he can't? Where, where do you think they are just now?

I, I, I think now he's in at Liverpool and he's had, he's had his, had his pre-season, now he's had, what are we, probably seven or eight games for Liverpool now-

Yeah

... with the cup games.

I, I, I think when he looks at the makeup of the squad and what he's got, I think private when he's talking to his staff over these next three weeks, they've probably got a little bit of time off and they reflect, and they're probably thinking, "I thought there'd be more quality in the building.

I thought this might be a bit easier.

I think we'd, we'd, we'd look a lot better." That's because the nature of the opposition as well.

Liverpool haven't really played a, a giant so far or, or one of the, the rivals really.

That's gonna come in the next few weeks, isn't it, with the, I think, Manchester City, Arsenal.

I think Brighton are there.

And Brentford.

Brent-

The current top four.

The current top four.

Yeah.

So we'll really see where Liverpool are at right now.

But I think what would he be really pleased with is I think three clean sheets now in the Premier League in a row.

Liverpool had a horrendous record last season defensively.

And, and I said in the game today, Jota is an improvement on, uh, Canarte.

But th- that bodes well going forward.

They're gonna need to k- to keep that because right now, you know, the attack and talent that they've got, three 100-million-pound players on the pitch, it's still not firing.

But when that's not firing, you need to make sure you're keeping the back door closed.