Former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher has shared his thoughts on the team's start to the season under Andoni Iraola, highlighting the precarious nature of their balance.
In an interview, the pundit emphasised how fragile this balance can be:
I feel Liverpool's start to the season is like walking a tightrope. One poor result can give the impression of a bad beginning, while a single good result can flip that completely. We might be able to gauge it better when we hit the international break.
Despite his concerns, Carragher praised the coaching staff and the team's character:
The manager has made a very good start. Liverpool have played 11 matches and lost only one, and they've come from behind in many games. That defeat against Manchester City was tough, but the fans and players likely gained a lot of confidence from it.
Ahead of a challenging fixture against Brighton, which Carragher described as one of the most exciting teams in the league, he added:
If Liverpool win this match, it would be a very strong start.
