Caoimhín Kelleher

1st goal: It wasn't hit overly hard or even placed that much to the side and I think match sharp playing week in week Kelleher would have saved that along with the 4th. Not outrageous errors but I think he's more than capable of saving those if playing regularly.

2nd goal: Defence didn't do him any favours but he has to be doing better for that. No question.

Could do nothing about the 3rd even if he dived for it as it was very well placed. 

I would cut him a bit of slack given the fact he hasn't played in so long and the defence was atrocious in front of him. 

Kelleher has more ability than Travers but Travers's performance was much better yesterday.  

The problem with that approach is that Kelleher has played so few games that how else can you try to analyse him? It's not like he has ever had a 10 or 15 game run in the team to assess him over a wider timeframe. This is all we have to go on, and it's all any team considering spending a large wad of cash on him has to go on as well. His situation is different to Bazunu's and Travers' in that respect.

6-10 games spread out when turning 25 really isn't enough, especially considering how little he has played so far. He is coming shortly into his prime years, if he isn't angling for a move that makes him first choice then I have serious doubts over his ambition in football.

The continuing justification for Caoimhin staying on the bench is hilarious. 6 Europa League games and a X amount of Carabao cup games isn't enough. Klopp has shown time and time again, if it's truly an important cup game, he'll play Alisson. The only guarantee he has is the League Cup.

He's almost 25. He needs to play football, now. It was fun being Liverpool's #2 for all those years when he was young, but it's time for the lad to actually play.