Have we just signed the answer to our problems?

Thought this deserved it's own thread.



For two seasons at least, LFC have been crying for another goalscorer to take the burden off of Suarez/Torres and the likes of Andy Carroll, David N'Gog among others have failed to live up to expectations but is it solved now?

It's always been said LFC are one goalscorer away from the top but know we have Suarez, 20 goals and 7 assists in 27 games this season and Sturridge with 3 goals from just 3 games.

The link-up play against Norwich excites me even more than Gerrard and Torres because they are BOTH STRIKERS, if the team was defending or under pressure, Gerrard would have to be tracking back, but now Sturridge can stay up front, play in Suarez and then he has the speed to make mazy runs and the two of them will be a nightmare to any defence.

I can't wait to see how the rest of the season evolves.

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It's certainly looking good

one game only I know, but there was plenty of goals and creativity from midfield yesterday. Gerrard looked really comfortable for the first time in ages.
Any side can be improved with the right signings but I think we are no longer desperate to sign players. We can wait until the right players become available.

Even Torres wasn't really a goal poacher. I don't think we've had a proper one since, maybe Owen? I'm loving having Sturridge in the side.

The goal against United was the epitome of what we've been missing for so long. And the dummy for Suarez' goal was magnificent.

Torres was as bad for us as he is now for Chelsea in those last few months.

Yeah, I think he has been much worse at Chelsea than at any point here.

He sulked his way through his last few months

Three games, three goals. You can't moan at that, either way, although you could argue he could have had 4, or even 5 goals in those 3 games, but still, it's over and done with now. We can't keep on with the "what if's".

I think another 3-4 games or so and we'll have a really strong idea on what Sturridge will do for us. If he can notch another goal or two during the next few games then I'm sure we could probably accurately say that he's what we've been looking for.