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"Liverpool youngster Divock Origi has earned positive reviews for his performance against Australia.Liverpool summer signing Divock Origi led the Belgium attack in a 2-0 win against Australia last night. The young Belgian completed a &amp;pound;10 million move to Anfield over the summer before being loaned back to Lille and while he didn&amp;rsquo;t score, the match provided a chance for Reds fans to see their new signing in action. Origi grabbed attention with his impressive performances at the World Cup in Brazil, which sparked a mass frenzy from sides reportedly interested in doing deals for him. However, it was Liverpool who won the race and there&amp;rsquo;s every reason to believe that Brendan Rodgers can turn him into a superb player for the club over the next few seasons. Raheem Sterling is the perfect example of a player who has thrived under the guidance of Rodgers and there&amp;rsquo;s no reason why he can&amp;rsquo;t have a similar impact to Origi when he returns to the club at the end of the season. It will be disappointing for Liverpool fans to learn that the Belgian forward didn&amp;rsquo;t get on the score sheet against the Aussies but he worked hard throughout the game and Marc Wilmots selecting him ahead of more experienced options speaks volumes for his potential. He was subbed off after 81 minutes, with Mousa Dembele coming into the midfield to solidify things as the Belgians looked to see out the game. Some have questioned, given his obvious talent, why the club sent him back on loan rather than included him in attacking plans for this season. The loan deal allows him to improve his fitness and continue his development as he&amp;rsquo;ll play more games in Ligue One than would be the case in the Premier League. The Reds have simply shown their hand to secure the services of an extremely talented attacking player in the same way that Chelsea regular buy top talent in West London before nursing them eventually into the first team. Here&amp;rsquo;s what Liverpool fans had to say about his performance on Twitter.  Divock origi reminds me of Zaha nt performance-wise tho lol &amp;mdash; Seymour Birkhoff (@phemmytweetz) September 4, 2014   Defo got the ability and physical attributes. Odd watching compilation of a striker who plays most the match yet doesn't shoot though #Origi &amp;mdash; Wallace (@Wallace_LFC) September 5, 2014   @StanCollymore can't wait for #Origi to play for #Liverpool next ssn! &amp;mdash; RobbieMcOrange JFT96 (@RobbieMcOrange) September 4, 2014   #Origi looking sharp tho &amp;mdash; Ardell Gamble (@dela12vwelte) September 4, 2014   Bunch of talent in Origi, ok on the ball, confident nd has good ball control but his decision making's not ok @LFC @thisisanfield #FutureLfc &amp;mdash; WierdieLiverbird (@imeanintl) September 4, 2014   Origi did very well. Good talent. Liverpool fans will be happy to see. #BELvAUS #Socceroos &amp;mdash; Daniel Quinn (@Quinby07) September 4, 2014   Origi looks boss. Showcasing his talent, for someone lest we forget is only 19. Last player to do that was Sterling yesterday! &amp;mdash; JATT LFC (@JATT_LFC) September 4, 2014   Kid looks class &amp;ldquo;@TheTotalLFC: Divock Origi vs Australia (04/09/2014) http://t.co/U0w2AVJopL&amp;rdquo; &amp;mdash; ankush (@4nkush) September 5, 2014   Looking forward to seeing him at @LFC next season.19 &amp;amp; only gonna get better.Divock Origi vs Australia (04/09/2014) http://t.co/qGpe6LLhby\" &amp;mdash; gregfarmer (@gregfarmer001) September 5, 2014   SEE ALSO: Balotelli quotes Anfield legend as he embraces Liverpool's historyWhen Origi is on the ball running at the defence he reminds me of a taller version of Sterling #LFC #BELvAUS &amp;mdash; Tom Logan (@ThomasRLogan) September 4, 2014   Origi playing some awesome football. &amp;mdash; Certfied IDLER (@Kvaati) September 4, 2014 What did you make of Origi's performance against Australia?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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