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Today I think I gave one or two assists, I don’t remember."As long as I can help the team and be involved, that’s the most important. I want to win, so personally I’m happy, but I’m looking forward to the upcoming games."Brutal Salah verdictAmid Liverpool's struggles this season, the dramatic dip in Salah's form has hamstrung the club's ability to capture the winning mentality they possessed last year.
With just four goals and six assists to his name in the Premier League, the 33-year-old looks like a shadow of his former self.On top of a disappointing showing in the Reds' 5-2 victory over West Ham, Salah's inability to get on the scoresheet marked 10 straight league games with a goal for the Egyptian - the first time the winger has gone that long without scoring for the club.FOLLOW OUR LIVERPOOL FB PAGE! Latest Reds news and more on our dedicated Facebook pageHis poor form has led to many questioning whether his time at the top level could be coming to an end, with ex-Liverpool winger Mark Kennedy going as far as brutally branding the 33-year-old "yesterday's man." Speaking on talkSPORT prior to Liverpool's victory, the Irishman said: "I am going to be controversial here."When I look at Salah's stats last year, they're absolutely phenomenal.
But every time I watch Liverpool, I never liked Salah. He gives up a lot of possession, and I've been really vocal when I speak to people about Salah this year."I am a Liverpool fan, I am a big fan of Salah, I think he's amazing, but I think he's yesterday's man.
