Jonjo Shelvey hit a brace as Liverpool Reserves cruised to a superb 5-1 success at home to Wigan on Tuesday afternoon.
The midfielder notched the Reds' first of a one-sided encounter early on before Krisztian Adorjan and Nathan Eccleston put the hosts well clear inside 20 minutes.
The Latics were stunned but did pull a goal back through Daniel Redmond to give themselves some hope heading into the interval.

Sending young players out on loan to build experience is standard practice at top Premier League clubs, and Liverpool is no exception. However, Reserve team coach Rodolfo Borrell is worried that some loan moves can be counter-productive, and he argues that this has been the case for promising young striker Nathan Eccleston.

Spanish starlet Suso was on the mark as Liverpool Reserves maintained their excellent form with a 1-0 win at Wolves.
Rodolfo Borrell's side was full value for the victory as they made it four wins out of their last five league games.
Jon Flanagan gave an impressive display during his 90 minute run-out in a central midfield role while Nathan Eccleston started in attack.

Jay Spearing notched a brace and Sebastian Coates fired his first goal in a red shirt as Liverpool Reserves saw off high-flying Sunderland 5-1 in the Barclays Premier Reserve League North on Tuesday afternoon.
The Uruguayan got the home side off to the perfect start when he stabbed home on two minutes before Spearing thundered in the second with a brilliant effort from distance.

Rochdale have completed the signing of striker Nathan Eccleston on a month's loan from Premier League club Liverpool.
The 20-year-old will go straight into Steve Eyre's squad for the weekend clash at Exeter.
Eyre told the club's official website: "I'm very grateful to Liverpool for their co-operation.

Reds confirm loan deal

Liverpool have confirmed Nathan Eccleston has joined Rochdale on loan.

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Rochdale sign Liverpool striker Nathan Eccleston on loan

Rochdale sign Liverpool striker Nathan Eccleston on a month-long loan.

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Some perspective please

A fair few years ago a friend's nine-year-old daughter was told by her primary school teacher that the moon landings were a hoax. He went through the usual items of "proof": the flag not moving, the shadows not quite right, the astronauts not bouncing right, no sign of the moon buggy on photos of the moon and so on.

Why foootballers like Nathan Eccleston should be allowed to Tweet whatever idiotic rubbish they want

Another week, another player makes the headlines from something he wrote on Twitter. Nathan Eccleston is not a name familiar to many fans outside of the coastal north-west of England, but this week the Liverpool striker caused a stink by tweeting his opinion that the attacks on the World Trade Center, as well as the Pentagon and the doomed United flight 93, were not the work of terrorists.

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Exclusive – Barnes: Eccleston's comment was stupid

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Liverpool investigate young striker Nathan Eccleston over controversial 9/11 tweet

Liverpool reserve-team striker under investigation by club for controversial tweet about the 9/11 attacks.

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Liverpool to investigate striker Nathan Eccleston over 9/11 tweet

• Reserve striker blamed the 'Illuminati' for 9/11 attacks • Liverpool: 'The club takes this extremely seriously' The Liverpool reserve team striker Nathan Eccleston is under investigation by the club over a controversial tweet about 9/11.

Nathan Eccleston 9/11 conspiracy claim on Twitter: Liverpool striker under investigation

Liverpool striker Nathan Eccleston, 20, is under investigation by the American-owned club after claiming on Twitter that the 9/11 attacks were not the work of terrorists.

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Liverpool to investigate 9/11 tweet from Nathan Eccleston

Liverpool confirm they are investigating striker Nathan Eccleston for writing on Twitter that the September 11 attacks were not the work of terrorists.

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Nathan and the New World Order Young Liverpool striker Nathan Eccleston is being investigated by the club for suggesting on his Twitter account that the events of September 11, 2001, were not a terrorist atrocity. The 20-year-old tweeted his conspiracy theory that 9/11 was actually carried out by an elite group of 'Illuminati' on the [.

Liverpool striker Nathan Eccleston is under investigation from the club after claiming the September 11 attacks in America were not the work of terrorists.
The reserve team player has caused outrage after claiming the attacks were 'an accident' and that he believed a group called the 'Illuminati' were responsible.

Nathan Eccleston under investigation after 9/11 Twitter claim

Liverpool striker Nathan Eccleston, 20, is under investigation by the American-owned club after claiming on Twitter that the 9/11 attacks were not the work of terrorists.

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Eccleston under investigation

Nathan Eccleston is under investigation from Liverpool after claiming the September 11 attacks were not the work of terrorists.

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10-man Liverpool Reserves began the 2011-12 Barclays Premier Reserve League season with a 2-1 defeat at Swansea City.
The Reds capitalized on a positive start by taking an early lead through Conor Coady at Parc-Y-Scarlets in Llanelli.
However, Scotland international Craig Beattie drew the hosts level on 31 minutes before Liverpool had Emmanuel Mendy sent off shortly after for bringing the striker down inside the box.

Liverpool's director of football Damien Comolli is reportedly monitoring Internacional attacking midfielder Oscar with a view to making a move to sign the Brazilian teenager in the near future. The 19 year old played a crucial part in his country's Under 20 World Cup success, netting a dramatic hat-trick in the final against Portugal last weekend.

Liverpool Reserves secured their first win of the pre-season courtesy of a 3-0 triumph over Birmingham City at the Academy on Wednesday afternoon.
A first-half brace from Nathan Eccleston and a clinical spot-kick from Suso did the damage as Rodolfo Borrell's side produced an impressive showing.
The manner of the success left the second-string coach satisfied with another good work out as his squad continues to make progress in the lead up to the new campaign.

Nathan Eccleston scored a brilliant goal as Liverpool Reserves drew 1-1 with Bray Wanderers in front of the watching Kenny Dalglish on Monday night.
In front of a sell-out crowd at the Carlisle Grounds in Bray, Co. Wicklow, Rodolfo Borrell's side played their part in an entertaining encounter, despite the torrential rain.

Liverpool Reserves made a thrilling start to life under new boss Rodolfo Borrell as they were held to a 4-4 draw with Brentford on Tuesday afternoon.
The Reds got off to a flyer and it all looked to be going to plan when Suso netted a spot-kick inside the opening 10 minutes.
However, the Bees responded and were level less than a minute later courtesy of a long range strike from Emmanuel Oyekele.

As more and more Liverpool players and staff members make their appearance on Twitter, fans continue scramble to see what they have to say about their personal lives, life day to day at the club and maybe even get a personal response to a question.

You can now gain an at a glance overview of what the likes of Kenny Dalglish, Luis Suarez, Dirk Kuyt, Glen Johnson, Lucas Leiva and new recruit Charlie Adam have to say from our current LFC players and staff Twitter Stream.

The truth willy out Hopefully you didn't miss the hilarious video OTP brought you yesterday of a player in Australia being sent-off for having his penis pierced. (If you did, it's here.) Macclesfield-born Aaron Eccleston, of Melbourne outfit Old Hill Wanderers reserves, got his marching orders after the referee discovered his genital jewellery.

Taunting, swearing, tripping, punching, tackling, shirt-tugging, shirt removal, dissent...d**k ring?! It appears a new item has entered the lexicon of bookable offences after an Australian player in Melbourne was sent off for a rather intimate piercing.

Aaron Eccleston, captain of Old Hill Wanderers, was struck in the groin during a match against Swinburne University reserves causing him to fall to the ground in agony.

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An Aussie amateur playing in the VicSoccer Melbourne league earned himself a red card over the weekend for refusing to remove an 'intimate piercing' after it was spotted through his shorts by the referee good eye.

Aaron Eccleston, captain of the Old Hill Wanderers reserves, was clouted in the nads by a stray shot, only to be frog-marched into the changing rooms after the official noticed that the player had a metal stud through his old fella as he sprawled on the turf in agony.

Little Pea While Aaron Eccleston was proving how your crotch can get you into trouble on a football pitch, Javier Hernandez was using his penis to good effect for his side. The Manchester United striker scored this groin goal to secure an extra-time Gold Cup win for Mexico over Honduras. Not quite the spectacular finishes [.

Refereeing cock-up We have covered some weird and wonderful stories on Off The Post over the years, but this might just be the weirdest yet. Macclesfield-born Aaron Eccleston, of Melbourne side Old Hill Wanderers reserves, was red-carded at the weekend for having his penis pierced. Little Aaron's bling was deemed so offensive that the referee [.

Liverpool Reserves crashed out of the International Soccer Sevens tournament in Hong Kong at the semi-final stage on Sunday.
Pep Segura's side had topped their group to reach the knockout stage on Sunday and they started brightly with a 2-1 win over Citizen.
However, they lost in the semi-final 2-1 to local side Kitchee.

Skysports.com understands that Nathan Eccleston's impressive form on loan at Charlton Athletic has attracted interest from Everton and Hull City.
The Liverpool youngster is currently on loan with the League One high-flyers for the remainder of the season.
The 20-year-old has been in fine form for Chris Powell's side having followed up his Man of the Match display against Peterborough with a goal against Hartlepool.

Liverpool starlet Nathan Eccleston is set to join Charlton Athletic on loan until the end of the season.
The 20-year-old striker is down in London to finalize the deal and trained with the Charlton first-team on Wednesday morning.
Eccleston is expected to be available for the Addicks' trip to Sheffield Wednesday as the League One side look to mount a promotion push in the second half of the season.

Skysports.com understands Liverpool are prepared to loan out highly-rated striker Nathan Eccleston during this month's transfer window.
Eccleston is regarded as one of the most promising players at Anfield and has made seven appearances in the first-team this season.
The 20-year-old, who enjoyed a loan spell at Huddersfield last season, will be allowed to go out on loan again in order to increase his first-team experience and get some action under his belt.