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Bobbie Jackson

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  1. Liverpool have dominated possession

    West Ham 0-0 Liverpool

    Mark Warburton

    Former Nottingham Forest boss on BBC Radio 5 Live

    Liverpool have dominated possession in the early stages.

    Trent Alexander-Arnold has been rolling inside and West Ham need to deal with Liverpool's midfield overload.

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    West Ham 0-0 Liverpool

    Ryan Gravenberch of Liverpool chases a loose ball under pressure from Edson Alvarez

    Jurgen Klopp is pacing his technical area.

    He enjoyed a good chat and embrace with David Moyes before kick-off.

    Klopp certainly looks more upbeat than he did on Wednesday.

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    SMS Message: I hope West Ham United fans get their wish and Moyes leaves at the end of the season. And then next season they get relegated playing the lovely football they crave. This is the most successful West Ham team I have seen in 40 years, and they won a European competition........but David Moyes is out of his depth apparently. from Kieran, Brisbane
    Kieran, Brisbane
    SMS Message: Bruce, did you honestly think that West Ham should have or could have finished higher than 8th on the table? Moyes has done a great job. from Iain, Northern Ireland
    Iain, Northern Ireland
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    West Ham 0-0 Liverpool

    Harvey Elliott whips a decent ball into the West Ham box. It finds Ryan Gravenberch unmarked but he cannot get his angles right.

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    West Ham 0-0 Liverpool

    Michail Antonio vies with Liverpool's Dutch defender Virgil van Dijk

    Their team might be mis-firing but Liverpool's fans are in good voice. They are making lots of noise in these early exchanges.

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    West Ham 0-0 Liverpool

    Liverpool with all the early possession. Luiz Diaz gets some early touches before Harvey Elliott switches play. Then Andy Robertson sends in a cross which is firmly headed clear.

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    SMS Message: Reading all the negative comments from (presumably) Hammers fans, I thought I'd check where they are in the table. Turns out they're 8th. Erm... Sorry, what exactly is the problem here again?! from Joe
    Joe
    SMS Message: West Ham fans are ridiculous. Click the tables tab above and justify in what world West Ham should expect to finish ahead of any of those teams above them. Winners and final stages in Europe too. No manager would achieve more from Dan, MK
    Dan, MK
    SMS Message: West Ham fans ought to be careful what they wish for..I remember Charlton fans hounding Alan Curbishley out of Charlton Athletic years ago because they couldn't break into top flight's top 4/5 and look at where they are now. Moyes has done an outstanding job for a club the size of West Ham. from Nick
    Nick
  8. KICK-OFF

    West Ham 0-0 Liverpool

    Lots of bubbles in the air as Liverpool get the game under way.

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    West Ham v Liverpool (12:30 BST)

    Hammers fans are in good voice for a 12:30 kick-off.

    Liverpool are playing in their green and white away colours.

  10. 'Belief levels are high'

    West Ham v Liverpool (12:30 BST)

    West Ham United

    David Moyes checks out the conditions ahead of kick-off i

    West ham boss David Moyes, speaking to TNT Sports. On improvements made after the Crystal palace defeat: "I would like to see us much more compact and defend much better.

    "Over the years we have been good at it so we have to be good at it today."

    On current from: "We played brilliant a week ago [against Bayer Leverkusen] and if you don't mention it you are wrong.

    "The belief levels are high."

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    West Ham v Liverpool (12:30 BST)

    Darren Fletcher

    Host of The Friday Football Social

    Even if Liverpool win, I cannot see Manchester City and Arsenal opening the door wide enough to let them back in. The fact Liverpool are the third of three in terms of goal difference, that's an issue as well.

  12. 'Slot carries a lot of similarities with Klopp'

    West Ham v Liverpool (12:30 BST)

    Marcel van der Kraan

    Dutch football journalist on Football Focus

    Head coach Arne Slot of Feyenoord looks on

    Arne Slot is a man that carries a lot of similarities with Jurgen Klopp. Maybe that is music to the ears of some Liverpool fans already.

    Jurgen started at Mainz before going on to Dortmund, Arne started at Cambuur, then went on to do really well at AZ Alkmaar, could have won the league with them during COVID tieing top with Ajax at the time.

    Then he went to Feyenoord, the biggest club Netherlands next to Ajax, and got to a European final in his first season, won the Championship in his second season, and only last Sunday he won the Dutch cup.

    He created great football here and he is also very popular here because of his personality.

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    West Ham v Liverpool (12:30 BST)

    Does every London ground play 'London Calling' before kick-off?

    The teams are on their way out...

  14. 'Slot is a great communicator'

    West Ham v Liverpool (12:30 BST)

    Marcel van der Kraan

    Dutch football journalist on Football Focus

    Arne Slot is a very charismatic manager, one of the most charismatic I have met in years.

    He is very universal, he is a great communicator - he coaches and speaks to his players in English, and wants that spoken in the dressing room.

    He likes to have a good rapport with the media, his press conferences are brilliant with the way he explains things. With the fans he is hugely popular, not only because of his football but he is a very open minded guy - there is so much to look forward to.

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    Ben: The title race is now a two-horse race. Yet again Liverpool promise, yet again they fall away. Jurgen Klopp said he no longer has the energy to do the job - clearly neither do the players. A big clear out in summer is needed starting with Darwin Nunez and Cody Gakpo. It may be the end for Mo Salah as well. New defenders will also be needed. One win in four is not acceptable.

  16. 'We need to be intense'

    West Ham v Liverpool (12:30 BST)

    Liverpool

    Jurgen Klopp, Manager of Liverpool, interacts with David Moyes

    Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp, speaking to TNT Sports: "We have to show it on the pitch.

    "Your motivation is to win the game you play and not think about anything else.

    "Against a strong side, you can see the attacking threat of West Ham is a big one.

    "We need to not get carried away, we need to be intense from the start and step-by-step we can get a real foot in the game and win it - it will be difficult.

    "The only way you can change is by taking your chances.

    "We have to play the football game, it is not that difficult the boys are brilliant and that is why we have the amount of points we have."

  17. 'Why do you guys attack Moyes so much?'

    West Ham v Liverpool (12:30 BST)

    Cesc Fabregas

    Former Arsenal & Chelsea midfielder on the Planet Premier League podcast

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    Video caption: West Ham: Cesc Fabregas struggles to understand fan criticism of David Moyes

    I have a couple of friends that are big, big West Ham supporters and sometimes I ask the question, 'Why do you guys attack David Moyes so much when he's getting the right results?'.

    Last year they won a European cup, they were fighting for Europe up until not long ago and having good results.

    Someone else will come and will start playing very good football but they will not win games and then they will be complaining at the other thing.

    He [Moyes] has been successful… I respect [him] a lot for what he's done in football and for the man that I know he is.

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    West Ham v Liverpool (12:30 BST)

    Alan Shearer

    Former England and Newcastle striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

    On the Merseyside derby...

    When it is a game of that size and it is against your local rivals you know what it means for your supporters.

    You have to go in and fight, Everton didn't let Liverpool play they got stuck in.

    Liverpool didn't turn up.

  19. 'Salah's future has been up in the air for a long time'

    West Ham v Liverpool (12:30 BST)

    Paul Robinson

    Former England goalkeeper on The Friday Football Social

    Mohamed Salah's future has been up in the air for a long time. He is coming into the last 12 months of his contract and there is talk of £100m...if you don't sell him this summer, that type of business is going to go away from Liverpool.

    You are not going to get that type of money for a player entering the last year of their contract. So, you would question if Salah would go and that gives the new manager coming in an opportunity to invest that amount back into the side.

    Liverpool have a history of cashing in on players at the right time. Look at Fernando Torres, look at Luis Suarez, look at Philippe Coutinho.

  20. Not you again!

    West Ham v Liverpool (12:30 BST)

    West Ham United

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    David Moyes' managerial record against Liverpool in all competitions:

    Played: 41

    Won: 6

    Drawn: 9

    Lost: 26

    (source: Transfermarkt)