Sam Jewell 
As Liverpool’s season slowly descends into dissapointment, and it becomes obvious to everybody outside the first team that fourth place is probably a place too far, it’s time for us to have a look at what can be improved in order to get the team back up and challenging.
So mid-January and Manchester United go joint top with a team who have now only won 1 in 5
Here we are, just past mid season and Liverpool lay in seventh position with 35 points from 21 games
The Premier League appears to have continued its decline into mediocrity with the emergence of emergency players into ailing Clubs based on hopes and dreams rather than logic.
So whadda y’know Mark Hughes is back managing in the Premier League and in London to boot.
I am writing this after witnessing the extraordinary come back from our leading goal scorer and legend Thierry Henry.
The re-registration of Paul Scholes as a Premier League player with the Champions in mid-season raises a number of questions for fans of the club that started out the season as Barcelona’s closest challengers in Europe only to tumble out of the Champions League and the Carling Cup, ravaged by injuries and loss of form of key players.
They say that time heals all wounds. Certainly with the result on Sunday, City fans have been left feeling just a little bit wounded by the harsh decision to send off Vincent Kompany early on in an important FA Cup tie with cross town rivals, Manchester United.