Brilliant game.

Well what can I say?


Jordan Henderson, Andy Carroll and Stewart Downing were absolutely sensational to watch, and their dazzling debut in front of the Kop have shown all football fanatics why they are the missing pieces in Liverpool's puzzling jigsaw.

Downing's pacey, breathtaking and inventive runs demoralized and outclassed Mr. El Mohamady and the Egyptian, who cut a lonely figure, appreciated why the £20 million prodigy was the most wanted talent in Europe, and why Barcelona are still regretting not paying the full amount for his services.

Jordan Henderson, oh what a fantastic talent Liverpool have on their hands! His debut could not have gone any better; his flawless, accurately weighted and elegantly executed passing was nothing short of Xavi-esque, and such precision was the ball delivered to Luis Suarez that the Uruguayan could not hid his delightful smile and beautifully shaped teeth.

And finally, the man that has the world at his feet, the man that Messi and Ronaldo wish was not born in the same generation as them, the man that nearly gave Pele a semi - yes my fellow Kopites, Mr. Andy Carroll! What a threat he was every time he entered the Sunderland box. The mans ingenious, imagination and inventiveness left many media pundits incredulous of the talent he has at it his disposal. I know he didn't score but there is a good justifiable reason for that. It wasn't that Wes Brown had him in his back pocket (a whole load of rubbish if you ask me), it was because the referee kept purposely getting in his way whenever he had a chance at goal.

The future of English football these 3 are. The future!