Jay McKenna

I referenced the Chelsea game again, going 1-0 up against the Chelsea side.

That's flawed.

And then all of a sudden, sitting back and Chelsea come into the game and end up getting something from it.

Whereas the Liverpool I know and the Liverpool we want to see goes 1-0 up and goes and hurts that team and goes and gets a second and third and players with...

raw pace and plays that can go past play is how you do that.

So, I mean, at first that was really easy.

I thought he'd be more inclined for squad play on someone, but I don't quite know now.

I'm looking at Cody Garpo on whether he'll potentially want to move on or whether Liverpool will want to move him on, given the fact that

Liverpool are going to have to generate some funds in some way they come out in April saying that it might be a sell to buy summer now that might have changed slightly given the time I've got the manager and stuff but Liverpool are going to have to generate some funds they've got an endless pot of cash and if you look at the team it's not there's not a load of players that have got value on their heads I mean you could look at Curtis Jones because he might move on but Liverpool are saying that the

irritated by the offer so that's not that's not big money you know McAllister maybe Gakpo but there's not a list of players that have got fees above their heads that you can generate for so I'm looking at Munoz and thinking does it maybe clear the pathway for Rio and Gamora a little bit more if he has if it's Munoz and Gamora on the left-hand side and they're competing for that left-hand side he's three or four years old and you're like go and get the place off him whereas Gakpo almost feels like a

because of the experience and because of the wages, etc.

He's a guaranteed starter.

Whereas Munoz and Ingemoor can fight for that place on the left-hand side.

But I do agree that Liverpool are definitely going to need to sign another couple on top of it.

But the Diamante one's interesting because I read a really sad player tribute thing that he put there.

He lost his sister when she was 15.

And if you get a chance to read it, read it.

Because it's all about people being grand and he talks about

wanting to do his sister proud and not being interested in money in it and wanting to prove to the world that his sister was right and that, again, the character that Liverpool are identifying here seems to be exactly what we need.

So, hopefully we can get both of them done and then I think it depends on whether Chiesa stays or goals the third one.