At the risk of incurring the wrath of Raz, I can see the justification for the need to rotate through this period.
We've just come through a a busy run of games and Brighton kicks off another six games in 19 days.
It is frustrating seeing the top players sat on the bench, but it does seem that there was some medical justification for Coutinho and Firmino not starting against Everton; better that than missing four weeks with muscle strains/tears. As a fan, it does look like too much rotation at times, but we are not privvy to all the advice and data Klopp and his team are.
What I have struggled to get on board with this season though, is the amount of rotation in the back five when all were fit - particularly the different goalies for each competition. It seems ludicrous to me to name Mignolet as defacto number one, then drop him for the Champions League, I'd be seething.
But, rotation or not, what is clear is that neither Everton nor West Brom came to Anfield to win a game.
We've just come through a a busy run of games and Brighton kicks off another six games in 19 days.
It is frustrating seeing the top players sat on the bench, but it does seem that there was some medical justification for Coutinho and Firmino not starting against Everton; better that than missing four weeks with muscle strains/tears. As a fan, it does look like too much rotation at times, but we are not privvy to all the advice and data Klopp and his team are.
What I have struggled to get on board with this season though, is the amount of rotation in the back five when all were fit - particularly the different goalies for each competition. It seems ludicrous to me to name Mignolet as defacto number one, then drop him for the Champions League, I'd be seething.
But, rotation or not, what is clear is that neither Everton nor West Brom came to Anfield to win a game.