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Craig Bellamy bagged a brace and Steven Gerrard was also on the scoresheet as Liverpool boosted their bid for a top four Premier League finish with a 3-1 win over Newcastle at Anfield on Friday.Liverpool trailed due to Daniel Agger's own goal midway through the first half, but Bellamy equalised soon after and the former Newcastle striker netted another goal from a free-kick in the second half.England midfielder Gerrard, who has missed most of the season due to injury, mulberry bagscapped a fine cameo performance from the substitutes bench with his side's third goal. Liverpool are now in fifth place in the league, level on points with fourth-placed Chelsea, while Newcastle remain seventh.Gerrard expressed his delight at being able to play again."It's good to be back. I've had a terrible year with a lot of injuries but I just want to look forward," Gerrard told Sky Sports 1. "I'm delighted to be back with the lads today, to get on the scoresheet and get three points was a perfect return. It's great to be back."Newcastle manager Alan Pardew said the second goal had decided the match but was full of praise for his players and their campaign so far."We've done brilliant, we've got some very good players and we've had a really really good calendar year," he said. "We need to take that now into next year, and if we do anything like this last year, we may.surprise ourselves and the opposition in the league.mulberry sale"We're still in a good position even though we were beaten tonight."All eyes were on misfiring Liverpool striker Andy Carroll who has struggled for goals since completing a £35 million move from Newcastle last January. Newcastle defender Danny Simpson should have cleared the set-piece but only succeeded in getting in Tim Krul's way, and with the keeper already unsighted by Carroll, the ball flew straight in.Skrtel denied Demba Ba an equaliser before Carroll headed Gerrard's inviting cross against the woodwork.But Liverpool ensured they rounded off 2011 with a win when Gerrard found the net from an accute angle from inside the area in the 78th minute. After the match, Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish said he will be glad to see the back of 2011 because he believes 2012 could be a big year for Gerrard."It's great to see him get the reward because he has worked really hard to get where he is," said Dalglish after Gerrard climbed off the subs bench to score his side's third goal. "It was a freak injury that got him in trouble in the first place so the boy deserves a wee bit of luck. Maybe 2012 will bring him that.mulberry bags for sale"He is getting his way back to fitness. It's fantastic reward for him and everybody who has helped him to get back to the level he is at the moment."He will continue to work on his fitness. He has always been a huge asset to the club and he's got a lot of years to go. We'll look forward to those years."