Let's talk squad depth and strength in depth if we can actually for the next few minutes

because I think this is a good moment with which to do it because we've got three consecutive

matches now and all sort of involving positive examples of the bench coming to the fore.

If you like, obviously with Joe Good Jot at Forest, Darwin Nunes and a little bit of Harvey Elliott

at the weekends against Brentford and obviously Elliot last night.

And I think generally some of the more fringe squad periphery players were really good last night as well, as we mentioned,

four changes earlier on.

So listen, I need to say before we dive into this,

I want us to sign footballers.

I'm not completely like, you know,

say everything's fine, don't worry about this, nothing to see.

I think we are in a position whereby an

additional DM in particular would help lighten the load on my Gravenberg etc but

yeah in terms of the squads and the depth and the quality of it right now and the

benches were able to field and again the tangible impacts and the output you're able to get

from them like we are in luxurious position and is it too far to say that our squad death?

And I think Mikhail Artetta, in a manner about way, hinted at this at the weekend

because what they weren't able to do from the bench after watching us do what we did.

It feels like, Lewis, I'll come to you on it first, it feels like Liverpool's squad depth, certainly in Premier League terms, let's isolate it to that, is more or less unrivalled of what we've got at our disposal?

No, absolutely. This isn't a situation whereby your starting, which I think it was a few seasons ago sort of towards Klop's, the beginning of Klop's reign,s certainly like 18, 19, where your starting

11 is your key squad and then anyone who comes in, you notice a decline in quality.

It's, you look at what city you've done over the past few years whereby you could take

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