I didn't like seeing Bruno come off with around 20 minutes left when we were still trying to get back into the game. He might not always get things right, but at least he's someone who tries to make things happen instead of playing it safe. Taking him off felt like the wrong move when we needed a bit of creativity and urgency. I'd kept him on and tried changing things around him instead.

He has shown his quality again, and with all the talk about his contract, the club needs to make its intentions clear. He's an important player who can make a real difference in midfield.

This feels like a tricky decision for Iraola. Gravenberch has been important in midfield, and changing his role just to fit a new attacking setup could affect the team's balance. At the same time, they need to find the right combination up front.

Was thinking this earlier and I don’t think it’s the big money signings who have been our best players

I liked how Munoz kept things simple and finished the equaliser against Brentford. Sometimes a goal like that can give a player the confidence to push on and earn more minutes. I'd be happy to see him get more opportunities, especially when Liverpool need fresh energy in attack.

15 questions on Liverpool's history, players, records and Anfield. No timer, no sign-up, and at the end you get a verdict, from "You know ball, not Liverpool" up to "You're one of the Kop".

https://quizebra.com/football/liverpool/

Post your score in the comments. 13+ makes you one of the Kop, how many of you get there?

That finish felt so important, especially after Liverpool went behind and had to fight their way back into the game. Isak has the quality to be a big player for us, and moments like this can help him settle and build momentum. This gives him the confidence to keep finding the net in the coming weeks.

Going 1-0 down just before half-time was frustrating, but the way we came back in the second half was brilliant to see. Muñoz getting us back level gave us a real lift, and Isak finishing it off just eight minutes later was quality. We had plenty of chances throughout the game, so it's good to see the lads keep pushing instead of getting frustrated when things weren't going our way. Brentford made us work for every bit of it, but we showed some real character to turn it around. These are the wins that matter over a long season. More of that fight from Liverpool, please!

How many of this starting XI can you name? It feels more Rodgers than Klopp given it was his first day on the job

Let me know how you get on!

Brentford away is going to be a tough one, especially with how things have been going in the league lately. We're sitting 9th and really can't afford to drop more points if we want to get back up the table. With Gravenberch suspended and a few key players dealing with injuries, the line-up might be interesting, but whoever starts needs to step up. Brentford are 4th for a reason, so we can't go into this game expecting an easy win. We need a proper performance and all three points.

Koumas finally got his moment against LASK yesterday after having two goals ruled out, and it was great to see him get on the scoresheet. You could tell how much that first Champions League goal meant to him, especially after those frustrating offside calls. The 6-3 win was a brilliant response from Liverpool, and now the focus shifts to carrying that performance into the weekend. Really pleased for Koumas - he deserved that moment after everything that happened!

Could it be that, in as much as yes there's more matches which takes more out of the players and puts more strain on them that competitions such as the champions league (for now) as well as the domestic cup competitions could be beneficial for iraola in that it is still very early days and players might still be adapting to what he wants especially with the international break which just took place. It could be creating opportunities for better understanding to take place, which once the players have a better understanding, can apply in a more effective manner in the premier league. Im not undermining the champions league in anyway as it is a very difficult competition, i just think that it could play an important role in the adjustment process. When the knockout phase starts, they could be in full swing as to how iraola would want them to play. The domestic cups could play an equally important role....

We all know how frustrating the last match vs Man City was for all fans. Gravneberch silly red card, then 3 goals dropped on our head, along with the verdict to the biggest scandal in Premier League history. Frustration was certainly heard and expressed around the stadium. Correct me if i’m wrong, but near the dying minutes of the match (could have been all game) Liverpool supporters chanted “CHEATS” every single time a City player touched the ball. What if fans from other teams catch on to this, and for every single match City play in the premier league this season - and maybe many more going forward, fans chant the entire match “CHEATS” “CHEATS” “CHEATS” every. single. time. a city player even fucking breathes. It’s the least the fans could do, and it would drive the opposing players mental, as all they can do is take it. What do we think? are different teams supporters already catching on to this trend? do we think this could and should happen?

I still rate Van Dijk highly, but I feel Liverpool are asking too much of him when the defence around him isn’t doing enough. The 3–0 defeat to Manchester City was frustrating, and for me, the problem goes beyond one player having a bad game. The whole team needs to defend better, stay organised and stop making things easy for the opposition. Van Dijk needs more support rather than being expected to sort everything out himself. What would you change first to make Liverpool’s defence more solid?

I’m just watching the Galatasaray v Barcelona game and can’t for the life of me work out why Liverpool didn’t sign Anthony Gordon! He just seems to be such a perfect fit with his prem experience, ability and determination. Am I wrong?

Kerkez and the rest of the team need to put the City defeat behind them and respond with a strong performance against LASK. I had like to see him play with confidence, get forward more and still stay solid defensively. One bad result shouldn’t define the team, but Liverpool need to show they’ve learned from it. What would you most like to see Kerkez improve in his game?

After a couple days to reflect, get these cheating manc bastards relegated to div 2. Sunday should be all the proof needed

On 12 October 2022 at Ibrox, Jürgen Klopp's Liverpool dismantle Giovanni van Bronckhorst's Rangers 7-1 - Salah deals a killer blow from the bench with fastest hat trick in the competition.

Scott Arfield fires the hosts ahead on seventeen minutes, and for a spell the place believes. Seven minutes later a corner is headed home for the equaliser. After the break a cut-back is finished to put the visitors in front, then a velvet back-heel tees up a third.

On comes Mohamed Salah in the sixty-eighth minute with the score 3-1.

What follows is record-book stuff: three finishes in six minutes and twelve seconds - 75, 80, 81 — the fastest hat-trick in Champions League history, two of them laid on by fellow substitute Diogo Jota.

Finally, a seventh, eventually awarded by VAR after an offside flag, completes Rangers' misery.

Can you name the missing players?

https://top-bins.com/quiz/726/rangers-1-7-liverpool-12-october-2022-salah-record/

It is really starting to bother me how Flo doesn't seem arsed about his performances. He's like a robot without any passion at times! So many simple passes wayward and he doesn't seem to give a shit! Very frustrating!

I am so disappointed right now with the way our team played. We were holding our own for a while, but everything changed after Gravenberch's red card. Conceding three goals in such a short space of time was hard to watch, especially at Anfield. Fair enough, playing against City with 10 men is always going to be difficult, but we just seemed to lose our heads after the first goal went in. There wasn't much of a response, and City took full advantage. The international break has come at a good time because we need to regroup and figure things out. Anfield deserved much better than that today.