Kev Reilly

maybe boost after five or six minutes and think, okay, maybe today they're going to actually kind of turn up and stuff and put a bit of a show on.

You know, they've got the carrot dangle in there that they'll have Champions League football secured if they go and win.

And you think the team that's turning up, i.e.

Chelsea, are in such poor form.

You know, six straight defeats in the league.

that Billy scored a fucking goal in that time but as we've seen throughout the course of the season really if there's a team that's on its knees then Liverpool are more than happy to give them a helping hand up we've seen it with Chelsea at the weekend there's the Spurs one under Igor Tudor they can't buy a point Liverpool are extremely accommodating that day and no prizes for guessing the last time even Wolves got a win it was against Liverpool so whenever it feels like a team is desperate just for a little bit of a

a lift up, a bit of encouragement.

Liverpool are there to kind of provide that.

And the weekend was no different.

I've listened to most of the post-match stuff and I think a lot of it was summed up perfectly.

It was just, I think you described it as it was even worse than passive.

which I couldn't agree more with, to be honest.

It was a huge sense of Liverpool just being meek and being poor and not being arry.

And Chelsea, to be fair, weren't great either.

But, I mean, they've not got a manager, really.

I mean, the guy who's in charge now, I don't think he's even UEFA qualified.

He's just doing what he can.

And they'd look like a team.

Chelsea had just completely given up.

And I think