Stevie Nicholl

But after that 30-minute mark, particularly after Ekitiki gets the first goal, then it was complete role reversal, certainly the second half.

And again, it was good to watch because as much as Liverpool were dominating Newcastle, every opportunity Newcastle got, they tried to go forward.

So that's why it was an entertaining game of football.

But I just found it strange that it took Liverpool 30 minutes

to actually get a foot in the game.

But then when they did, they certainly kept their foot down and went after Newcastle.

Best big game?

In the Premier League, aye.

Yeah, I would say in the Premier League, yeah.

I think it's great from a Liverpool point of view that him and Ekitike are absolutely starting to form a little bit of a partnership and read each other.

What's changed?

See, that's goal, goal, goal, goal.

At the end of the day, time spent playing together and on the field together helps a lot.

And I think the pressure's off as well.

I don't think there's as much pressure on Verts now as there was after about six or seven games when we were starting to question what he was all about.

So I think the pressure's off him.

There's never been any pressure on Eke Tiki, to be quite honest, because from the first game to now, both of us, Craig mentioned it earlier, we've been sitting going, why is Eke Tiki not the starting centre forward?

So, yeah, you've got two guys who are going out and playing and trying to do what they do best.

And right now, no question, as a pairing, things are clicking.

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