Emile Heskey

Some will try and do something, especially one goal.

It's a great run-in, isn't it?

You're going against some of the best teams in the world.

Would you really look at that as a player and think, that's a great run of fixtures, I can't wait?

You do want to put yourself up against the best.

As a Premier League player, you want to put yourself up against the best and you want to be playing against the best week in, week out.

Yeah, definitely.

Like you're saying, with the size of the squads now, you can bring someone in who...

who is an international player and probably has played lesser minutes at international football, so you can bring him in.

But like you touched on there, with players flying in from different places, the flying is actually the one that is tough for the players.

Not necessarily playing over the football, it's the flying and not getting sleep, different time zones, things like that.

you're Liverpool Football Club you should be aiming for the stars you should be aiming for the top they've had a great start here why not keep that going and aim for the top winning the Premier League winning the Cup they have to win a trophy at some stage under Jurgen Klopp and I think this season they could do that

I'm sure he'd have had him on his radar for a while and James Madison will be a player that he probably thought about throwing into that squad and just letting him be around the squad, letting him be around the players, playing with these players, letting them see what he's actually capable of doing because he's a fantastic player.

Yeah, you know, look at Harry Kane, it goes without saying he'll be the number one, but the others are obviously chomping at the bit to try and get in there, with your Marcus Rashford, who hasn't really played at club level at the minute, so he'll be wanting to play, he'll be wanting to show that he's still got something to prove.

Danny Welbeck, whose record speaks for itself.

He's got a fantastic goalscoring record.

And then Raheem Sterling, who's a wonderful player, can play up front, can play either flanks.

So yeah, they've got good options.

Three goals and three points in Crystal Palace's first away win of this Premier League season, and it came at the King Power Stadium against a Leicester side who've been flying of late.

But Palace had more attempts, more of them were on target, more touches in the opposition box, and they covered more distance than Leicester, who were reduced to ten men when Ndidi was sent off for picking up his second yellow card.