PRETTY dull that, wasn’t it?
Liverpool got their goal and then created little else. The senior players didn’t really lead the young lads, in fact Harry Wilson and Sheyi Ojo look the most likely once they came on.
Not So Unlucky Lucas
Lucas Leiva scored his first goal for 201 games, the last coming against Steaua Bucharest in 2010. His powerful header from Philippe Coutinho’s corner turned out to be the winning goal.
Unluckeeeeeee
— mikejgirling (@mikejgirling) January 18, 2017
Tim Vine there. Getting dead excited about Lucas in true @TheAnfieldWrap style: Going out and doing Karaoke. pic.twitter.com/KxbblWIIwU
— Philip Blundell (@PhilBlundell) January 18, 2017
Ropey Refs…Again
Referee Graham Scott caused quite a stir with some of his first half decision making, particularly his failure to give what looked like a clear penalty for a foul on Daniel Sturridge.
https://twitter.com/Andrew_Heaton/status/821812811219292160
This ref has Mike Dean posters on his wall. #PLYLIV
— David Segar (@whichdave) January 18, 2017
Well In Wilson
Harry Wilson made his debut replacing Coutinho as a substitute, a further show of Jürgen Klopp’s desire to bring through young players. He didn’t do much to disappoint either, he was unlucky not to grab a goal after an error by the Plymouth goalkeeper and showed intent going forward.
The 19th different LFC debutant under Klopp. https://t.co/MPdCfZZRGu
— Andrew Beasley (@BassTunedToRed) January 18, 2017
Disappointing Divock
Divock Origi had another night to forget. His tame penalty miss rounded off another poor performance from the Belgian, who has struggled to rediscover his form in the latter stages of last season.
That about sums your night up Divy lad. What an awful pen
— Stephen Evans (@StephenEvans75) January 18, 2017
https://twitter.com/JohnnyMilburn/status/821832932117594112
Not So Happy New Year
Liverpool’s slender win tonight brought to an end a run of four winless games, stretching back to New Year’s eve when Manchester City visited Anfield.
#LFC's first win of 2017…
— Melissa Reddy (@MelissaReddy_) January 18, 2017
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Melissa Reddy may have moved on to bigger and better but get her back at any cost. Thursdays guff is dire on here