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We could of given them a 2 goal lead and still p1ss it m8.

Ngog is one of the worst players in the Premiership. I despair watching LFC when he is on the pitch. He cannot hold up the ball. He cannot control the ball. He cannot beat a player. He has not turn of pace. Or no player awareness. He cannot header. He can barely shoot.

WHY WHY WHY are we still playing this clown!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

PS - Maxi is a proven Argentinian International and Kuyt a proven goal machine in Holland DO NOT EVEN BEGIN TO COMPARE THEM (even if they have below par performances ) TO DAVID F**%£ING NGOG!!!!

0-0 away just means we'll have to win the next match.

The only good draw result at Anfield will be 0-0. But that in turn means extra time and/or penalties!

I agree it would have felt better with 1-1, and after that park the bus!

For me, the team always looks poor with Ngog in the side. He has nothing to offer and the whole team seems to know this and play badly when he's around. How many games does he need to show he's not up to scratch.

Remember he's only 21. Maybe he needs to step down to the reserves again?

When he accashionly is playing there he usually scores. I would say he's probably at about the same level as our best youngsters who are playing regularly for the reserves.

Some players blossom early, some late. 21 is still not late, so who knows - maybe he will stun us all in a few years time?

Don't be so negative!

He has stunned me a lot this season.... Only not positively!

Remember: Everbody brings happiness - Some as they arrive - Others as they leave!

Maybe we'll eventually get some joy out of N'gog after all...

N'gog gets a free pass from me because he only cost 2 million,anybody stop to think he ain't that good?,he was offered a chance at Liverpool(who would turn that down),get off the kids back.

The team was shyte on Thursday night. And that means everyone, not just Ngog.

We know he was never good enough considering he is 4th choice, and does not mind playing that role, he is ok.

So N'Gog gets his first start in an age, which is for an away game in a foreign country with a crowd that went to the lengths to throw a flare behind our goal, and suddenly has to outshine Suarez, someone we signed on for more than ten times his fee? And because he wasn't up to the occasion, he is the only player on the pitch at fault for our performance, and therefore we should sell him? You didn't notice how many injuries we have at striker and in midfield, and that Suarez is cup-tied, did you?

You may despair watching him play, but I despair hearing supposedly knowledgeable LFC fans carry on like you do.

We all accept that N'Gog is not the next Torres; this is why he never played a game where we needed a result when Torres was fit. Yet the naysayers still expect him to perform at the level of a world class player at the drop of a hat when we've run out of other options. Which club has a 20m pound striker in their reserves? That's right - none.

The game may have resembled a Hodgson hodge-podge effort, with our striker isolated for most of the game and therefore too cold to do much with the ball when he got it, but it was a side lacking in quality and I'm sure still suffering some aftershocks of a demanding fortnight. We played well below our standard in general, and perhaps Kenny was overly cautious at his first European Cup game in charge of Liverpool, and while we failed to nab an away goal Kanny achieved his purpose, which was to decide the game at Anfield given an extra week for his stars to be fit. As a game it wasn't much to write home about, but then again, there is always something worth writing.

Well done. That needed to be said.