So the Wolves left their den looking to have some Liverbird for supper. Last season, Wolves did exactly that - completing a memorable double over a misfiring Liverpool.
This was one game I was looking forward to all week, but could not catch it live due to a family emergency. I tried listening via BBC 5 live but it wasn't broadcasted in our area (now I know why shortwave radio was so much loved by my Granddad). Live streams proved fitful, especially when Windows decided to grab all manner of update, thus killing off precious bandwidth.
As I write, match reports are trickling in. Most are saying Andy Carroll did good this time, except he didn't score. The Pisterio salute was finally seen in Anfield after plenty of near misses while a Charlie Adam inspired own goal sealed the win over Wolves. The 2nd half proved a nervy affair as Skrtel miscommunicated with Reina allowing a Wolves goal.
I can't and won't comment too much on a game I didn't watch. It was very important to win after dropping 6 points, especially with the visit of the Bitters to come of course there's the huge clash with Man United after that. And since, we're on the topic of raising our game, there's a need to beat Stoke away to progress in the League Cup.
So how is Liverpool doing so far? I have a file at http://bit.ly/qDMRdL that you can use to compare points for yourself (comparing between similar fixtures this season and last). LFC has doubled our points from comparable fixtures thus far scoring 10 points versus 5 for the same set of fixtures last season. The next two games saw a total of 3 points garnered , beating mighty Man United at home while loosing to Everton. Matching that set of results would be better than a face saving series of draws.
I'll conclude this post by showing a link to the marvelous goal Suarez scored. Jump to this link http://bit.ly/pZeOvp
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And he scores...!