Alisson Becker

[Buzzo]

Just a shame it was so needless as he was one bit of over confidence away from 360 mins without conceding.

[Liverpool]

good time for a mistake imo

he'll know he cant take chances every week and needs to be a bit quicker.

Also teams will think he can be get at, so push more players forward, gives us more space to attack quickly.

usually refs blow for any tackle on a keeper and I think they'll let more go, as he's inviting them on so much

[Saveloy]

I didn't see the game but saw the BBC refer to an Alisson howler. I was quite relieved to find out it was an attempt at a turn rather than **** keeping like spilling a shot or comimg for a corner and missing.

It's a good lesson to learn and as you say, a good time to learn it, as no harm done.

[Liverpool]

watching it back on MOTD, both times he was under pressure last week was from VVD sloppy passes. The error today, 3 bad passes between outfield players, then another bad pass by VVD, when he receives the ball and looks up not a single outfield pass is available to him so he attempts the daft flick

we've put him under undue pressure

[Fredo]

Klopp was complaining about the dry pitch several times in his pc.

[Exiled_red]

watching it back on MOTD, both times he was under pressure last week was from VVD sloppy passes. The error today, 3 bad passes between outfield players, then another bad pass by VVD, when he receives the ball and looks up not a single outfield pass is available to him so he attempts the daft flick

we've put him under undue pressure

I don't think it was just Alisson that we put under undue pressure, for me we did the same to our CBs there were a few occasions where Gomez or VVD had to play their way out of trouble because one of the midfielders played a pass that immediately put them under pressure and then the player they passed to was in a similar situation. Our passing a decision make yesterday was really poor at times.

[Maxiedge]

We were riding our luck before they scored; sloppy passing , poor ball retention etc, so a goal was coming whether it was a mistake or not.

I would be more interested in how we let Leicester back in the game after looking so comfortable after 25 mins.

[Fosterbloke]

Is it as simple as having a bad day?

[The_weatherman]

I don't think it was just Alisson that we put under undue pressure, for me we did the same to our CBs there were a few occasions where Gomez or VVD had to play their way out of trouble because one of the midfielders played a pass that immediately put them under pressure and then the player they passed to was in a similar situation. Our passing a decision make yesterday was really poor at times.

Henderson is sometimes guilty of passing the ball back and that can invite pressure like yesterday, not having a go at Hendo, it's just something he does.

[Maxiedge]

Is it as simple as having a bad day?

Yeah, it was a bad day all round. Salah’s decision making cost us two goals too.

Just watching back the highlights, glad Alisson didn’t break his hand punching the post in frustration

[Les Zeffelin]

Yeah, it was a bad day all round. Salah’s decision making cost us two goals too.

Just watching back the highlights, glad Alisson didn’t break his hand punching the post in frustration

Especially with Mig the Moaner waiting in the wings. Funny thing is big Al nearly saved the goal.

[marcus50bucks]

Disappointed with Alisson, I really thought we would go the whole league campaign without conceding a goal. No chance of that happening now.

[Roanmore]

Especially with Mig the Moaner waiting in the wings. Funny thing is big Al nearly saved the goal.

Almost,the Leicester player got in his way otherwise he'd have made it back.

[McDermotX]

As some have alluded, it's probably a good thing, especially without it affecting the result, as its given him a marker to keep in mind. A reminder that anyone at this level and speed of the English game can force mistakes if complacency seeps in. Certainly Iheanacho appeared acutely aware of what Alisson might try by initially slowing up.
He already got away with one against Brighton, which seems to have been lost in his 'flick' in the same game, but it's now cost us a goal without 'costing' us.

Don't expect him to change his approach, but it is certainly encouraging seeing him revaluating what he should have done post match (though crying foul is a bit 'catch yourself on'), and certainly on at least one occasion immediately after he took the sensible approach. He'll learn from it, so it's all good (as long as it doesn't affect the result).

[Buzzo]

Even reassuring to see him brave enough to address it in the press post match.

After going that long without conceding and saving everything thrown at him complacency definitely set in. However one goal conceded in 4 games is impressive.