Okay, so 2-2. Point, unbeaten run goes on.

That sounds really positive.

However, it isn't as positive as it sounds, Steve.

Because I've seen people now describe this as like,

one of the worst unbeaten runs in sporting history,

which might be hyperbolic, but still it's a conversation that exists.

The next conversation really for me is where do we go from here?

Because we've all spoke for the last half an hour or so about where this Liverpool team's

at and what it can and can't do predominantly can't.

And I think one of the most damning indictments of this Liverpool team actually is the fact that we are now nine games unbeaten. So we have stopped that bleeding, as we made mention of, but it's still at crucial points in football matches looks like a team that's crippled by fear, which you said earlier on, there's a lot of that to do with the players, and the players can only take you so far.

At some point, you have to look for inspiration from somewhere else. And it doesn't seem to be getting coming. And if it is coming, it's certainly not reflecting in the performances. I'd like to think it's coming. I don't have any evidence to suggest that that's coming any time soon. I think the big thing for all the Reds is that we seem to lack an identity.

And I said upstairs before we came on, I used to

sort of pour scorn on the Spares and West Ham fans saying, we want to play the West Ham way or the

Tottenham way, we're not playing the Liverpool way, so I kind of get it a little bit more now.

You could get a notepad and sit down with

an slot. There's a list of things. You can go from tactics, substitutions, players, performances.

All of those things circle right back around to the manager's door. Now, I've always been

consistent in the thing that anything to do with the players the squad the tactics

personalities the morale the confidence is a manager's job that's why it's paid the big bucks to do

those whether he signed the players or not he's a manager of a football team and he signed up to say

I will bend and shape this squad make it all things it needs to be I will give it a system

because football is the most systemic thing ever, even more so this year than previous years. We don't have one. We are a moment, we've developed into a moment's team, and I hate that phrase, because that's the criticism we've been levelling at Manchester United for years. The difference is we're not creating moments so it's really ugly to watch it's really

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