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Getty Images Bernard Diomede is a World Cup winner. For anyone who saw him play for Liverpool, that was a more difficult concept than the 'Theory of Relativity' to get one's head around. However, the key was that the winger had lost his place in the France squad and was hoping to reclaim it by impressing on Merseyside. He nearly scored an overhead kick on his debut, against Sunderland, but didn't - and that was about it, as far as Diomede's Liverpool career was concerned.

Getty Images The life of a reserve goalkeeper isn't easy. It's difficult to make an impact. However, even taking that into account, Pegguy Arphexad's time at Anfield was dreadfully underwhelming. Signed on a free transfer in 2000, on the back of one impressive outing against the Reds for Leicester, Arphexad managed just two Premier League appearances in three years on Merseyside.

Getty Images FABIO BORINI | From Roma | £10.5m | 2012 It's difficult to get too angry at Fabio Borini. Firstly, he works hard. Secondly, he's managed to sustain a career at the highest level despite being a forward who doesn't score goals, which is just plain impressive.

Getty Images ANDY CARROLL | From Newcastle United | £35m | 2011 "I wasn't ready to leave," Andy Carroll has admitted. "It came as a shock. Newcastle was my club. I was 22. I could never get a grip at Liverpool."

BUR TODAY 13:30 MCI DETAILS Burnley v Manchester City Live Comment The league looks all-but wrapped up for Pep Guardiola’s side, who sit 15 points clear of second-placed Manchester United as it stands. Since suffering their first defeat of the top-flight campaign against Liverpool, City have won their last four games across all competitions, booking their place in the League Cup final in the process.

She shared the photos on her IG page. Meanwhile, who likes her blue hair?

Beautiful woman! 

Give it a few years and the car you drive now will look like the vehicular equivalent of a flip phone in 2016. And that cheap '90s beater that gets you around today will look like the Bakelite  rotary dial phone  your grandparents had. So considering today's car's forthcoming obsolescence, what will your auto be able to do in the future?