Brendan Rodgers is satisfied with the progress achieved by his Liverpool team during 2013 and is confident that the clubs supporters sense an upward trajectory at Anfield. It was a massive job, coming in here. The opening five or six months were difficult, said the boss. But since January, I think in terms of points gained, we are in the top three in the country. Hopefully that is an indication that were doing well and that the club is in order. I still think theres a hell of a lot of improvement for us to make, but in the main were a tight unit, and we just need to keep moving forward. Were here to compete. Liverpool is one of the great institutions of the game. Were never happy when we dont win, but you have to have a sense of perspective as well. To challenge, we need to rely on our coaching, and on bringing players in who are hungry. Thats key. You need players that are hungry to succeed, players that are at an age where theyre not just happy to be a Liverpool player, they want to win as well. There will come a time when we start looking at when we can challenge, but we cant get carried away. The club finished eighth the year before I came in, and we finished seventh last year. We have stabilised the mentality, theres a strong culture at the club now, and I think the supporters can see the direction were going in. -parag-
Posted on: Mon, 21 Oct 2013 10:38:17 +0000
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