Liverpool’s three best and three worst players this term: Suarez brilliant, Agger disappointing

2) Jordan Henderson

The times when Henderson was a much maligned and heavily criticised Liverpool midfielder are well and truly over. He’s played every minute of every Premier League match, and impressed everyone with his outstanding workrate, but also with his improved composure and creativity. Since Steven Gerrard picked up a hamstring injury, Henderson has taken on a far greater responsibility in the Reds midfield, and was particularly brilliant during the 5-0 demolition of Tottenham at White Hart Lane.