Most of what Kenny has implemented has worked out and the signing of Luis Suarez was inspired. He plays in that famous No. 7 shirt that Kenny had and I had and while he's different to us, one thing he has in common is that he gives it everything when he's out on the football pitch. He'll try stuff, he's exciting, he's a little bit volatile - which he may have to watch at times - but his frustration comes from wanting to do well, wanting to score goals, wanting to win. Bringing him in was a masterstroke.
Suarez and Liverpool need to be a little bit more ruthless against West Brom, though. We watched them last week on ESPN and they should have been four or five up against Norwich - Kenny will have got in his car to go home thinking 'how the hell did we not win that game'. But he'll know that, with the players Liverpool have got, if they keep on creating that many chances they'll score a lot of goals in a lot of games.
Kenny still hasn't found his best combination yet - Stewart Downing and Charlie Adam need to step up, Andy Carroll needs to force his way in, as does Jordan Henderson. Of the new signings, only Jose Enrique - who was actually the cheapest arrival - has really hit the ground running, they've all just done okay. I was a bit disappointed with Downing against Norwich and I think Adam needs to start believing that he can influence Liverpool in the way he did Blackpool. When you go to a big club it's different - the pressure is there, the crowd is bigger, the expectations are greater. Some players come through it. Some don't. Downing and Adam are experienced internationals and if they can replicate their form of last season, Liverpool will be looking good.
