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There are certain aspects of Simms' game that need polishing but the one thing that was always said about him as he coming through the ranks was that he knows how to finish. The goal he scored at Chelsea to secure a pointy before the international break has transformed the mood and if he were to add another couple in key times before the end of the campaign, it would go a huge way to securing Everton's safety. It would be wrong to start making bold predictions about what the 22-year-old will achieve in the future but what a chance he has to secure a place in Evertonians' hearts forever more. His absence, though, is going to provide Ellis Simms with an opportunity to make himself a crowd favourite. More ambiguity around the fitness of Dominic Calvert-Lewin, with Sean Dyche saying the striker is 'back working on the grass' after another 'little niggle' – it's now almost two months since he last played and this can't be anything other than a demoralising time for the striker. So much has happened since last August, it is easy to forget that he had been shimmering with brilliance early on – his goal against Crystal Palace, for instance, remains a contender for the club's best of the campaign.

Just having him as an option, however, is enormous. He had barely missed a beat in Portugal and was physically at his peak – six months on the sidelines dramatically changes the landscape for him and Klopp will undoubtedly ease him in gradually. What helped was the fact that Diaz arrived fit. This won't be like last season, when he arrived from FC Porto and exploded into the team with the noise and colour of a firecracker: his team-mates could not believe the speed, quality and intensity he brought to those initial training sessions. To scan through the gallery of pictures from Thursday's training session on the club website gave you an indication of how big this news is for the team: five of the first eight images were of him.ĭiaz must be given time to find his rhythm again. One aspect that could potentially be transformative, however, is the return of Luis Diaz. Liverpool are just as likely to win at the Etihad tomorrow as they are to lose at Elland Road two weeks on Monday and until they start showing the positive signs that have been their trademark, the Champions League will remain out of their grasp. What happens after, though, is the conundrum. This is an intense week but it's a week you have to look forward to.' 'But we now have 12 games to try and fix that, to try and be in the top four, where we want to be.

'It has obviously been disappointing with results on the pitch and with the lack of consistency,' Andrew Robertson observed. The inconsistent Reds take on Manchester City at the Etihad on Saturday afternoon

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