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Ex-Scotland international Pat Nevin: "A couple of the performances were insipid. They look beaten going into some games, it's not something you expect from a Harry team."

What next for Liverpool then? The Reds travel to Queens Park Rangers on Sunday and recognised strikers Mario Balotelli and Rickie Lambert do not yet have a goal to their name in the league this season.

Speaking of Queens Park Rangers, in his Daily Mirror column today,, external Oliver Holt writes the game feels like a "last stand" for Rangers boss Harry Redknapp.

"Rumours are circulating that former Tottenham boss Tim Sherwood and Tony Pulis have both been sounded out about taking over from him," writes Holt.

Last night the news broke that Daniel Sturridge could be out for another month after straining a calf in training.

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The 25-year-old has just recovered from a thigh-strain sustained on England duty. That injury created a club v country debate and the Daily Express jumps on this in today's back page, asking Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers "whose fault is it this time?"

What is your Saturday morning ritual? Do you have any must-do things to bring a chink of luck to your team's fixture?

While you iron your lucky jeans or start the praying for three points, I'll take you through some of the papers and big stories.

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Danny Baker is joined by comedian Lee Mack and world super middleweight champion Carl Froch this morning.

So far the talk has covered sleep walking and sleep talking in a typically colourful Danny Baker way, but they will chat football shortly. An ideal listen while you down the cornflakes.

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Which footballer have you been mistaken for?

Are you a straight up, clean-cut Frank Lampard? Or a slightly wacky Carlos Valderrama? Send us a photograph of yourself to #bbcfootball and we will decide if you do or not.

You can tune into the Danny Baker Show on BBC Radio 5 live right now where they are having this very debate.

So David Moyes says he's "ready to return to management" and in a similarly pumped up show of determination, I am ready for a weekend of league football.

None of this international dibble dabble, today we are back to the proper stuff so stick with us for around 10 hours of domestic coverage in our live text.

We will have all the action, quotes, tweets, texts, controversy and to kick things off, we have an absolutely blinding way for you to get your own mug shot on the BBC Sport website.

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