00:00There's been much talk in recent weeks about Egyptian forward Mohamed Salah's form.
00:05The 33-year-old star Liverpool player has been way below his record-breaking performance
00:10of last season.
00:11But the team's coach says that despite Moe having scored just three league goals this
00:15term, he's not concerned.
00:18I think in general in football players miss chances and Moe is a human being as well.
00:26So we're not used to him missing chances, let alone a few games in a row, but these things
00:33can happen.
00:34What could have to do with it, I have no clue if it does, but I could come up with it's easier
00:39maybe to finish a chance if you're 3-1 up than if you're 1-0 down.
00:44But maybe that's completely not true for him, but could, could, could.
00:48But I think the main thing is that Moe has always scored his goal for our club.
00:54And the last thing I worry about is Moe starting to score goals again, because that's what
01:00he's done his whole life.
01:02And that's what I expect him to do in the upcoming weeks and months for our club as well.
01:06And Swedish player Alexander Isak, a British record signing, is a doubt for Liverpool's
01:11Premier League game at Brentford on Saturday after picking up a groin injury this week.
01:16No.
01:22I think the all men can be done in the upcoming weeks.
01:24So, I'm sorry.
01:24If you're trying to do something similar to him, you know, has to get to the end of the
01:26group.
01:26You're asking me about this?
01:27So, I'm sorry.
01:28Let's go.
01:29I'll tell you.
01:30I'm sorry.
01:31I'm sorry.
01:32I'm not sorry.
01:33I'm sorry.
01:34But with a second, I love your folk because we do so.
01:35I'm sorry.
01:36He won't be on the judges.
01:37But with a second, I love you.
01:38It's absolutely endless.
01:41But with a second, I think it's just a solid thing that's been my first.
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