The in-form winger scored twice as Brighton claimed a memorable 3-0 victory over Jurgen Klopp’s side, making it four goals in as many Premier League games for the 28-year-old.
March gave Albion the lead less then a minute into the second half, poking home following a miss-hit Karou Mitoma shot, before doubling his sides lead with an outstanding curling effort across Allison from the edge of the area.
Crooks said: “He was unlucky not to make my team of the week when Brighton obliterated Southampton at St Mary's on December 26.
"Solly March scored a cracker that day and has been playing brilliantly throughout this season.”
The win lifts Brighton to seventh in the table, leapfrogging Liverpool who dropped to ninth after the second successive league defeat. The Reds are yet to win a game in any competition since returning to action following the World Cup.
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Commenting on Liverpool’s form, Crooks said: “If you're a Liverpool fan you must be concerned. It wasn't losing to Brighton that stopped me in my tracks but the manner in which they lost.
"I said after their defeat against Brentford that their midfield looked old and unable to compete in the way they were two seasons ago. Jurgen Klopp has failed to address this problem and Liverpool will continue to struggle until he does.”
Here is the full team of the week – which includes Arsenal, Manchester Untied and Aston Villa players.
9. Brennan Johnson
Johnson scored his third and fourth goal of the season in Nottingham Forest's 2-0 win over arch rivals Leicester City Crooks said: "This kid is a really willing player full of endeavour and effort. Brennan Johnson has caught my eye before but struggled in front of goal. Not so against a Leicester City side who have completely lost their confidence." (Photo by Michael Steele/Getty Images) Photo: Michael Steele
10. Marcus Rashford
The England international was at the centre of a controversial equaliser in the Manchester derby, before scoring the winner to add his sides' name to the title picture. Crooks said: "Rashford's presence of mind and quick wittedness, while brilliant, has driven a coach and horses through the laws of the game by making the offside law far too open to interpretation by the referee. That's why the offside law as it stands is no longer fit for purpose." (Photo by Naomi Baker/Getty Images) Photo: Naomi Baker
11. Bukayo Saka
Saka was a constant thorn in Tottenham's side as Arsenal moved eight points clear at the top of the table with victory over their North London rivals. Crooks said: "If this fixture had been a boxing contest the referee would have stopped it. Talk about men versus boys. Arsenal absolutely destroyed Spurs in the first half. "At one stage Bukayo Saka looked like he was capable of taking on the entire Tottenham team. The Arsenal winger gave Ryan Sessegnon such a torrid time I couldn't believe Antonio Conte left the defender on the pitch to receive further punishment." (Photo by Clive Rose/Getty Images) Photo: Clive Rose