Liverpool 0-0 Fulham - the fans' verdict

[BBC] We asked for your thoughts after Saturday's Premier League game between Liverpool and Fulham. Here are some of your comments: Liverpool fans Ian : The Fulham goalkeeper could have gone home, he wasn't needed. There was a total lack of effort all through the Liverpool team. We definitely need a left back because Tsimikas and Kerkez were woeful. A football match best forgotten. Jack : Drab and disappointing. Fulham had a doddle against us and it is absolutely unacceptable for us to have a £350m+ attack and for Leno to be so untested and for their backline to be so unconcerned. The two small positives we can take are a clean sheet and another stellar Jacquet performance, but the one huge negative is it looks like we're going to struggle with two games a week. Worries starting to set in. Xavier : Our defence is stabilising, thanks to Jacquet and Ronald. Attack is okay, they can score goals but there are no balls in the final third. I blame the board for not strengthening the midfield ever since Fabinho left. There's no coordination at all. A natural six is needed to strike a balance, if not we are doomed. Fraser : Not a good performance but this is a learning curve for Iraola. We are nowhere near a finished product and a work in progress. Fans need to be patient with Iraola, it is going to take time for his ideas to get across our players. Disappointing start to the season, but no need to panic just yet. Fulham fans Jeremy : After four poor games defensively, Fulham were fabulous in defence. Bassey has a partner! The attack will come - lightweight but energetic and will click and gel as the weeks go by because King is magical and such a quick learner. Stansfield would fit in these front four perfectly. Just need a Mitrovic or Kane. Terry : Arbeloa told us to "trust the process " and, on the basis of this evidence, he was right! He made a couple of changes and they made the difference. Affenberger was fantastic alongside Bassey, and Castagne and Robinson ran themselves into the ground. Berge and Charles controlled the midfield brilliantly, and King fully deserved his POTM award. Liverpool were made to look poor because we didn't allow them to play. Quinn : We need to accept the reality of how much Liverpool's win against Atletico affected their performance. However, it felt like a more solid performance from Fulham and I think that, and the team selection, suggests Arbeloa is learning. Stability first, then flair. Next home game will be crucial. Rob : Much much better after the carnage in the first two home games. Something to build on and positive signs. Not many sides will earn a shut out at Anfield this season.