Dalglish has major rebuilding to do in the summer.
Another weekend, another home defeat for Liverpool Football Club. This time Kenny Dalglish’s side managed to lose to West Bromwich Albion at Anfield - for the first time in 45 years. Just weeks ago I had the misfortune to witness a similar capitulation to Wigan Athletic, but the WBA defeat stings a little more, because former manager, Roy Hodgson, is now in charge of the Baggies. Liverpool’s owners, FSG, showed their unhappiness at the club’s progress over Easter week when a spate of sackings were announced. The highest profile departure was Damien Comolli, the ‘director of football strategy’ who was charged with overseeing transfer policy. It’s true that the Frenchman did a terrible job by any standards. When Liverpool cashed in to the tune of £50 million, by selling Fernando Torres to Chelsea during last season’s transfer window, Comolli set about spending the loot with all the restraint and foresight of a drunken sailor. Officials fro...