Dalglish defends Liverpool performance

Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish insists there is "nothing drastically wrong" despite another performance which drew a blank and resulted in yet more dropped points at home. Yesterday's 1-0 defeat to West Brom, courtesy of Peter Odemwingie's 75th-minute goal completely against the run of play, was not one of those occasions where the Reds ran out of ideas against doughty opponents. The Baggies survived a barrage, particularly in the second half, as Dalglish's side had 28 shots - 12 on target - but failed to find the net. This time it was a combination of goalkeeper Ben Foster, some last-ditch defending and the frame of the goal (twice) which was the source of frustration. Dalglish has run out of answers to explain why his team have scored just 20 times in 17 home games and dropped 27 points at Anfield this season. But the Scot focused on the positives as his side missed the chance to regain seventh place from near-neighbours Everton. "You don't create the opportunities we created and the panic we created if we are not doing something right," he said. "But it is hard and it is great credit to the players they keep persevering and pushing on. "We are not trying to say we...