Video: Liverpool v. Manchester United Extended Highlights

It is mentioned by managers and players and pundits alike... As the football cliche goes, 'we have turned a corner'. Hopefully we have, time will tell, especially with the next game at Wolves looming. The beating of the lesser team still remains an issue. However, not to piss all over the parade, if Liverpool show even half of the fight and belief against Wolves that they have shown this week against the Manchester clubs, three points should not be a problem. Hopefully Liverpool continue to grind out the results, which hasn't been the case so far this season. Also with the impending return of Suarez on the horizon, may be, just may be Liverpool have 'turned that corner'.

i don't want to be counting my chickens just yet, but tottenham is probably the biggest threat standing between us and a cup double, I would feel fairly confident against any of the remaining teams.  

and is Suarez back? or is it one more game?

Srarting Adam vs Spurs will be suicidal. Might as well put him on the goal line just in case there's a shot past Reina.

Damn, thought I was the only one. I always feel scared when Spurs comes to mind. Maybe that's largely thanks to their 4-0 win against us earlier, even before the red card you could see that they were dominating us, especially the middle. 

If I'm not mistaken, there is one more game. So he should be back against Spurs.

hopefully Spearing will be back to full fitness, Carra looked a bit lost at times in the holding midfield position. And we also have a chance to get our tactics right on feb. 11 before any potential FA cup meeting.. I actually didn't see the 4-0 drubbing, but i would assume they won the game in the middle 

On a lighter note, it's amazing how much better this weekend was than last w the win.

Lil Miss Suarez is adorable, and she holds a scarf up with the best of them.

And almost as adorable is Lil Luis himself, particularly after the first goal.

If you thought lil Luis was adorable after the first goal, you need to see him after the second one. It warms the heart.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...

So we got Brighton in the Fifth Round....I don't know if I should be happy or scared. Is it normal?

i would've been more confortable against chelski

But we did knock them out earlier in the Carling Cup so at least they're not an unknown article ...

don't push it

Thx for the vid. Completely nitpicking here and apologies if this kind of feedback is unwanted or bothersome, but don't you "relish in a result" and "revel in a result"?

Here's some fun rumor mongering from a comment on a Guardian blog:

"I have my contacts at the club and apparently Kenny and the Liverpool staff have realised Carroll was a massive mistake. He is the most unprofessional player in training, goes out most nights in Liverpool and he openly admits he absolutely hates the city of Liverpool and returns to Newcastle whenever he can. I'm Londoner and I don't really see much difference between Newcastle and LIverpool. It is one thing being a crap player but it is even worst when you don't even work hard to improve. Kenny and the club are trying to save face by asking clubs to trade a striker for him, so they are not seen to be making a massive lost on him, but everyone knows he is a terrible player and cannot get a deal. Expect a swap deal with Newcastle for Demba Ba in the summer. Ba has a 10 million escape clause and they know they will need more to replace him and still think Carroll can recapture his fluke form last season for his home town club. The only stumbling block is Newcastle who want to rip Liverpool off again by asking for cash and Carroll."

Fun to read rumors, eh? I have heard the bit about Carroll going back to Newcastle every chance he gets before, but who the hell knows what the truth really is about this stuff.

No club will trade their striker for Carroll, let alone the quality of Tevez. Unless the ManC coaching staffs are crazy enough to  think they can polish him, which Liverpool initially thought they can, apparently they fail so far.
Carroll had 2 good moments in the ManU game, one lead to a goal, the other hit the post. The latter was a trademark, I believe we should put in more this kind of crosses to make Carroll worthwhile. Other than that, his first touch still poor in most of the time.
Having say that, Kyut is the kind of player that will capitalize those knock down by big CF. You can see him straightening both his arms and you know he going to take a crack on goal.
Liverpool turns into a Cup tournment team. I wish them continue progressing in the FA Cup, last 16 to 8, 8 to 4, 4 to 2 and Final. They will meet some big guns on the way, however after seeing them knocking out big guns in a single week, you want to be optimistic, Giant killer, you can call it. How sarcastic to say it, Liverpool use to be a Giant ourselve.....  

That finish by Kuyt was just perfect: perfect body shape, eyes through the ball, perfect connection. I don't know if Wednesday's performance and yesterday's strike are enough evidence, but here goes anyway, Kuyt is BACK!

That makes me want to harm someone. I don't see why his reaction shouldn't be: f-ck mike Ashley, he'll wish he'd never sold me, but I guess most Geordies prolly don't consider Ashley the true owner given his tenure. Ugh. Come good son, we all want you to. Was reading or listening to a podcast the other day that said he's unbelievably shy and won't even do phot shoots / public appearances for sponsors...I'm sure the transition to pool was hard. Didn't he live w his parents prior to the transfer? Until I hear Kenny or Stevie say different I'm 100 percent behind the kid

Well said Edward...Carroll had a blinder of a game for us against the mancs...I am sick of all the negativity surrounding him, the point is we did not personally pay 35 million for him, the owners did. So if he doesn't work out its not like they are never going to open up their purse strings, they are after all here to succeed after all.

Carroll is only 22 or 23, he is the kind of striker that normally doesn't mature till they are in their mid to late 20's. Give him a break, show him the kind of support that we normally provide all our players and if he doesn't pan out, it's not all bad cause we could've spent 25 million on a keeper who defends a corner like a gangster, takes out all the innocent bystanders, while leaving his opponent standing waiting to get a free shot off.

ps. Downing truly is shite...sorry, until he isn't that is...like Lucas.

You're probably right, edited and enhanced. 

Revel in that.

Now the Suarez saga is behind us,it's obvious that we came out of that stronger and more determined to win silverware. Pretty good to know that Scouseland won't be trophyless this term.

It's not over. Suarez will take the field at Old Trafford in 2 weeks!

Nor have we won anything.

What are the names for these two commentators? 

Clive Tyldesley and Jim Beglin

Thanks.