Kev Reilly

But you go with our best wishes and it just feels like that's what should happen.

It's almost going to be bad because of...

very nature of the makeup of the team there's no forwards and stuff but don't you think and i don't just want to continually bash the manager over the air because you know part of me does feel a little bit sorry for him in a sense that it's just starting to get so uncomfortable now but at the end of the day he's the guy picking the team the guys on the tactics out so you're never going to sack 20 players so the book will always come down to to him now even when you think about the guys who are above him and stuff listen they are deserving of some criticism let's let's be clear

But it will come down to the manager because we've all seen Liverpool teams where you're going into battle and you haven't got your perfect line-up.

You haven't got your perfect squad.

You've got injuries.

You've got suspensions.

I just think...

Somewhere along the line, you're looking for the guy who's in charge of the tactics and the picking of the team and getting them in the right headspace and getting them prepared for football matches.

You want him to demonstrate things like he did in his first season in fairness, where he's doing something slightly different to make Liverpool harder to beat.

So when they go into Old Trafford, I think everyone, every sensible person goes, fucking hell, they've got no forwards.

This is going to be really hard.

But you can draw 0-0.

You are allowed to draw games 0-0 and be resolute and be tough to beat and be hard to break down and be first every ball.

You can be that.

You can be that version.

You can.

And everyone goes, every sensible person goes, I'll have a bit of that.

Do you know what I mean?

And they go 1-0 up here.