Paper Talk: Liverpool snorefest, Spanish club helps evicted lady, Lukas Podolski wants Wenger talks Socceroos captain Mile Jedinak has added to the woes of EPL giants Liverpool, leading Crystal Palace to a 3-1 win over the Reds. Liverpool's performance isn't particularly interesting to Aussie Brad Jones. LIVERPOOL's performance in a 3-1 loss to Crystal Palace was so hard to watch it put Aussie substitute Brad Jones to sleep on the bench, while Lukas Podolski wants to discuss his future with Arsene Wenger and a Spanish club helps an evicted old lady pay her rent. Jones sums up Reds" style Liverpool's attack has failed to spark this season thanks largely to the departure of Luis Suarez and injury absence of Daniel Sturridge - the SAS partnership that scored 51 goals between themselves last campaign. Months after going within a whisker of winning the Barclays Premier League, the Brendan Rodgers" side - who scored 100 league goals last season - have only found the back of the net 15 times in 12 games to languish in 12th on the ladder. Sitting on the bench for the Reds" 3-1 loss to Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park on Monday morning, the Reds" stagnant style was hard to sit through for Aussie goalkeeper Brad Jones. Lucky Brendan Rodgers didn't turn around and catch him in the act. Podolski wants showdown talks Lukas Podolski wants to discuss his future at Arsene Wenger after again being left on the bench as the Gunners went down to Manchester United. The German has started just once in the league this season, and despite the Gunners poor start to the season, the 29-year-old still can't get a look in. Podolski told German source Kicker: "I have to try to talk with Arsene Wenger. I want a fair chance. I love London, I like the club, but I do not like the situation. I'm not a clown. Arsenal striker Lukas Podolski can't get a start and is considering his future. Rayo Vallecano helps evicted old lady Spanish La Liga club Rayo Vallecano has stepped in to help an evicted 85-year-old woman, whose son couldn't pay his debts. Carmen Martínez Ayudo was kicked out of her home after her son had used it as security for a loan. Rayo Vallecano have stepped in to help Carmen Martínez Ayudo. Ayudo, from Vallecas in Madrid, had no idea of the debt, but was given a reprieve when her local club Vallecano stepped in. When told they would pay her rent for the rest of her life, she said: "I've no more tears to cry." "We're not going to stand around and do nothing, we're going to help this woman," Paco Jémez, the coach at Rayo said. How the press reacted to record-breaking Messi Talk about sour grapes An Arsenal fan was arrested at the Emirates for throwing red win at the Manchester United bench during the Gunners" 2-1 loss. Louis van and his team weren't happy with the culprit, who was identified through video evidence and by stewards. United will lodge a formal complaint and the Gunners have promised to come down hard on the individual or any others who commit anti-social behaviour. Reus's fresh ankle injury Germany forward Marco Reus is being chased by several Premier League clubs, but a January move to England could be off the cards after the Borussia Dortmund attacker suffered a fresh ankle injury. The speedster will be out until January after sustaining the injury during the 2-2 draw at promoted Paderborn on Saturday. Reus - who missed the recent World Cup thanks to an injury on his other ankle - will resume training until the beginning of January meaning he will not play again before the Bundesliga's winter break. Dortmund striker Marco Reus is out with another ankle injury. Messi takes in milestone Lionel Messi again etched his name into the football record books on Saturday, becoming La Liga's all-time leading goalscorer. To mark the occasion, Barcelona compiled a video tribute to their great man to honour his accomplishment. Watch Messi and his teammates react to the video. Tifo wars The Milan derby finished 1-1 between AC and Inter, but the battle in the San Siro stands between the two great rivals was just as riveting. Here are their respective tifo displays. Originally published as Paper Talk: Jones's Liverpool snoozefest