Life without Luis Suarez will be hard for a Liverpool side with worst goals per shot ratio in the Premier League Craig Bellamy, who arrived at the club on a free from manchester City, has been restricted in his playing time but from the statistics the Welsh forward offers greater hop for Dalglish. Contributing roughly a goal every game and a half in terms of minutes on the pitch, Bellamy, who scored twice from the bench against Newcastle, is the most prolific of Liverpool's available strikers, while Steve Gerrard's return to fitness is timely, with goals also a rarity from Liverpool's midfield. Charlie Adam and Jordan Henderson have managed just three league goals between them this season. The figures give weight to Dalglish's assertion that, other than actually sticking the ball in the net, Liverpool's play has been mostly good. No team in the division has had more shots on goal than his side. How they will improve their chance conversion with Suarez on the sidelines for another seven games, however, is a problem that may tempt Dalglish to enter the transfer market for a proven goalscorer before the month is out.