Stevie Nicholl

Doesn't play every week because Trippier's legs have gone.

Trippier's a guy on the other side of his career.

And today Mo Salah had four yards on him.

A ball was played through from Sauber's leg.

Could have been a little firmer, would have helped him.

But Trippier caught him comfortably.

And Salah actually, at no stage during that little passage, looked comfortable on the ball.

So he doesn't look comfortable on the ball.

He's got a guy...

whose legs we do know have gone, catching him, having given him a three-yard start.

That's got to be alarm bells.

When he was making those mistakes that you were talking about previously, and he was still scoring important goals...

He knew.

He's always been the same.

Let me put it that way.

He's always been the same.

He was the same when he was in Switzerland.

He was the same when he was in Chelsea.

He just didn't have those moments going forward at Chelsea that he's had at Liverpool for eight or nine years.

And so when he used to give the ball away, it didn't affect his confidence because he knew he could still pick the top corners out.