Skrtel. Goodbye.
It's gutting that that turnaround had to happen today. We were on the ropes in the early exchanges, and Lovren's yellow card is obviously the reason he departed, because the crowd were baying for his blood and he was a walking red.
That said, Coutinho and Sturridge's goals were two bits of genuine quality that swing football matches in your favour. It was so disappointing not to see us hold on, after we'd given ourselves such a good start.
It seemed to be a game too far for a few players. Allen looked dead on his feet, and threw in a few tired challenges as the clock wound down to 90. I felt he was a passenger by the end of proceedings, but he still wasn't the biggest culprit.
Our whole defence seemed shaky once Skrtel was deployed. The man has been a constant source of frustration and nervousness for me for almost five years now. He didn't help his colleagues at the back, and it was a shame to see the Lovren/Sakho partnership broken up.
Klopp got his in-game management all wrong today. Wrong subs, wrong time, wrong decisions. Benteke offered next to nothing when he came on (he'll be off in the summer, for sure) and Skrtel, as aforementioned, put in probably the worst individual performance I've seen from a footballer since Flanagan had that nightmare at Ewood Park in 2011/12.
It was good to see Flanagan have the armband, but what a disappointing day. Emre Can was a colossus in the midfield, and Henderson comes out of the game well having not even played. We missed him badly.
Other positives were the link-up play between Sturridge and Origi. It was great to see the former bury that chance after a quiet few weeks.
Full credit to Southampton, though. Great spirit and they capitalised on a mixture of our lack of leadership/decisiveness, and their own momentum.