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as far as th season has gone, has there been a LB in the prem who has performed better then our very own jose enrique.

coming to a new club such as liverpool with rich history and a very much compettive squad and geling in from day 1 and been so consitent and affective throughout so far this season, has there been a better LB then him so far this season. Traditionelly named as the bull the way he powers up and on the field wich we have all very much seen and always seems to dribble out of dangerouse sittuations and has looked so swagger at the back in dangerouse sittuation he has just found it so easy i can't remember an apponent he has really struggled against yetalways barges off the player, always powering forward overalpping the downing/bellamy has there been a better performed LB yet this season.

I haven't seen a better LB in the Premiership than him this season, he's been excellent for us. He really hit the ground running, and long may it continue!

He really deserves a call-up for Spain, shocking he hasn't had one yet.

Couldn't agree more.

He just bursts forward with or without the ball. No fear! And as fast as he goes forward - as fast does he return to defend. How many players has he let past him so far? Not many I can tell!

That Jordi Alba character isn't any better than our José!

agreed

Ryan Taylor

Enrique is the best left back we have had in years. But I am going to twist this thread slightly is he our best ever?

On that score my vote would be Steve Nichol but enrique could be up there with him.

Nobody better than The Gaffer

Jim nice but boring Beglin

Alan Kennedy?

Beglin was unfortunate,that tackle from gary stevens pretty much finished him.

I just seen it on youtube the tackle was a horrendous one - i dont remember seeing it at the time - but i remember beglin. On youtube it seems that he slipped going into tackle i dont think stevens was malicious and i dont even think he was late - beglin was late in starting his run up to the ball