Liverpool are much smarter than Spurs. They're making proper 'depth' signings that they desperately need. Once you add in all those midweek European matches with all that travel involved, their already thin squad will have an uphill battle to stay in the top 4. Especially now with United getting an experienced manager and finally signing a midfielder. They won't immediately be able to replace Suarez, but they can shore up their defence and midfield. When the time comes and a truly world class striker is available (like the summer Higuain, Cavani, Falcao etc were for sale), they can do it then.