repeatedly lost money when selling players including McMananman, Owen, Keane and Aquilani, to name a few. 2. A goal scorer. It's fair to say that since Torres left we have failed to replace him with someone who will score 20 or 30 goals a season. Liverpool have been lucky enough to have some great natural goal scorers over the years such as Rush, Aldridge and Fowler. Whilst Borini looks like he has the potential to score lots of goals, he isn't proven and the fact that we haven't added this type of player when we have been desperately lacking one for the last two seasons doesn't offer much encouragement. 3. Players getting in the box. This point is linked to the previous one. A natural goal scorer like Robbie Fowler would get into the positions that other players wouldn't. These types of players have a knack of being in the right place at the right time. But scoring goals isn't about one player getting into the box. When you watch successful teams attacking they have several players in there, looking to get on the end of the ball. Too often we only have one player in there which means any pass has to be perfect and it's a lot easier for teams to defend against. This has been a weakness of ours for too long. 4. Closing players down. Again this is a problem that has existed for a while now. Our defenders don't seem to close players down. Often