Hey, right, yeah, listen, here we go again. Liverpool, after the incredible heights of midweek, beating Galatasaray, putting in a performance that was full of verve and creativity and energy and aggression and goals.

Goals, remember them.

Back down to Earth with a massive, massive bump, losing 2-1. aggression and goals. Goals, remember them.

Back down to Earth with a massive, massive bump, losing two-one.

To Brighton and the most annoying reality of this is,

there's so many games of football where Liverpool have lost it by the odd goal.

Loads them, too many of them this season.

But there are ones where you can point to and go, oh, well, you know, it was what it was, was one moment or a couple of random moments that undid us. That should have been 3-1, maybe even 4-1. To Brighton would have been a much more fair reflection, particularly on the way that the second half went. And that's not to say that Liverpool were totally utter the object from kickoff but I said it during the watch long that it was reminiscent of the

first galatasarai game in so much as I think we had a clear game plan and then there's an

incident that undoes us and we never quite get back on top from there.

The injury to Echitke is a blow.

It is undoubtedly a blow.

It means that you don't have access to the three players who should be your top goal scorer in a season.

I don't know.

It feels weird to say that about Isaac when he's not been that for us yet,

but it is what it is. Nox Salat, who has not been even remotely at the level that we've come to expect from Mox Salah,

but he is a goal threat. And what it leaves us with is Cody Gapult front who, toiled. and barring a couple of early moments

and bright flashes where

he was playing on the shoulder

and we were looking to work him in

that just disappeared

from the game completely

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