Liverpool great Kenny Dalglish believes the club is still working out how to adjust to life without Luis Suarez.
The 27-year old Uruguayan striker left Anfield to sign a £75million deal with Barcelona in July after scoring 82 goals in 133 appearances during his three-and-a-half-year spell on Merseyside.
There is no doubt that Liverpool have missed Suarez in the early stages of the 2014/15 Premier League season and Dalglish is hoping that Brendan Rodgers' men can eventually overcome the loss of the prolific hitman.
'They have lost Luis Suarez and everybody loved watching the wee man play. But that's gone,' Dalglish wrote in his column for The Mirro.
'He can't come back and Liverpool have to look forward with the players they have got.
'They are bedding in new players and there is a lot of adapting going on at Liverpool.'
Since Suarez's departure, Liverpool have scored seven goals in five Premier League matches with three of those being supplied by the promising Raheem Sterling.
