Fernando Torres helped Liverpool’s Maxi Rodriguez knock home a late goal to claim victory in a tough game.

Watch the goals and video highlights below of Bolton Vs Liverpool (31st October 2010)

Maxi Goal:

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Goals from Tim Cahill and Mikel Arteta gave the new Liverpool owners, who were in attendance at the game, plenty to ponder over as Liverpool never really looked like getting back into the game throughout the 90 minutes.

Liverpool and their new owner John W Henry have a lot of work to do:

Watch the video highlights and goals of Everton Vs Liverpool below:

Everton 1-0 Liverpool:

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Everton 2 – Liverpool 0 (Arteta Goal):

Rumours are already floating around that Roy Hodgson was so appalled by the side’s performance he is considering his position at the club. Liverpool have now only take 6 points from 7 games.

Roy Hodgson said:
“This is Liverpool. We are a big club and big team and none of us would accept it is a correct total,” the 63-year-old said. We can’t do anything about that but we have to work very hard to do better. In the first half we were correctly punished for a lacklustre display,”
“We had the ball as much as them but did not do anything with it anywhere near enough to satisfy my, the club’s or the players’ demands. We conceded two goals on counter-attacks but in the second half we came out and tried to turn matters around but could only get one goal. Their great result is our nightmare result. It is a very bad day and there is nothing I can say. At the moment things look bleak and really bad and it is difficult for me to put a bright face upon it.”

Watch the video highlights of Liverpool Vs Blackpool:

Liverpool 0 – Blackpool 1:

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Liverpool 1 – Blackpool 2:

Kuyt opened the scoring on the day but Sunderland equalised after Christian Poulsen was judged to have handled the ball and a penalty was awarded.

Bent scored again after 48 minutes, and it was left to Steven Gerrard to rescue the game for Liverpool with a header on 64 minutes.

After the game, many Liverpool fans staged a ‘sit-in’ protest against the club’s owners.

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Video Highlights and goals from Liverpool Vs Sunderland (24th Sept 2010)
Liverpool 1 – Sunderland 0 (Kuyt):

Liverpool 1 – Sunderland 1:

Liverpool 1-2 Sunderland:

Liverpool 2-2 Sunderland

Hodgson said in an interview with Sky Sports:
“I don’t think we came anywhere near what I hoped to see apart from in the last 15 minutes of extra-time when we made a superb effort after going 2-1 down,”

“When it goes to penalties and you are at home and in front of the Kop your hope is that at least the players will have the composure and confidence to win the penalty shoot-out but we didn’t.

“All I can do is congratulate Northampton and apologise to everyone; the fans came expecting to see us win and I expected us to win but it wasn’t to be.

“These players have to accept responsibility. I accept responsibility for changing a lot of players in the team, I did it because I honestly thought the players I put on the field were good enough to win the game and they weren’t.

“The obvious conclusion to that was I shouldn’t have changed that many players but we should have been strong enough to get a result.

“We must all take our responsibility. I am just bitterly disappointed that the team I had so much faith in did not repay that faith this evening with the exception of one or two performances.”

Roy Hodgson said:
“I thought our second half performance was good and we deserved to get back in the game,”

Fernando Torres won both the penalty and free-kick which Gerrard scored from, and Hodgson added: “Fernando is still a player who needs more games, time and training – but we’ll get a lot of tremendous use out of him for the rest of the season.”

Watch the video highlights of Liverpool Vs Manchester United below.

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Manchester United 1 – Liverpool 0:

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Manchester United 2 – Liverpool 1: Gerrard Goal:

Manchester United 2 – Liverpool 2: Gerrard free kick:

Manchester United 3 – Liverpool 2:

Fernando Torres still clearly lacks match fitness, but there were at least signs that he seemed to be getting stronger as the game progressed.

Liverpool were lacklustre at best, and Pepe Reina should take the credit for ensuring that Birmingham City didn’t take the full 3 points from the game.

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