Hunt on for one more Mo record

GOALS CHASE MAY YET INSPIRE SALAH TO STAY

- David Anderson

MO SALAH'S latest goalscoring milestone may have been news to some but not to him.

Salah will have known all about the significance of overtaking the legendary Billy Liddell in Liverpool's all-time scoring list at Tottenham on Sunday to sit proudly in fourth with 229 goals.

He lives to break records and, while Ian Rush's haul of 346 at the top of the charts will be beyond him, he will have the the third-placed Gordon Hodgson in his sights.

Hodgson scored 241 goals in the inter-war years and was the club's top scorer until Roger Hunt replaced him in 1967.

This is significant because Salah wants to write his name in indelible ink at Anfield.

He does not want to leave on a Bosman free transfer next summer when he feels he has so much more he wants to achieve at Liverpool.