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Clive Wilson
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Victimpool FC - Klopp leaving, grown men crying
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Rossi22
Pedro Mendes
"Glen's arguably been the player of the season in the Premier League - never mind at Liverpool." Rodgers said, "He's been absolutely outstanding when you consider he's played a lot of the season at left-back.
"He is a world-class full-back. When you miss a player of that quality, that does weaken you as a team. I look at him and Daniel Alves as the two best right-backs in world football."
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"He is a world-class full-back. When you miss a player of that quality, that does weaken you as a team. I look at him and Daniel Alves as the two best right-backs in world football."
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Rorschach
Sonny Walters
I never tagged him for a drug user.
thfcsteff
George Hunt
Been saying this for a while... Rodgers is the new Steve Kean. If you listened to his press conferences you'd think they were doing great, everything is positive. Saying things are going well doesn't make it so. You can't try to play possession football with players who are utterly inept at keeping the ball. It just doesn't work. He might have done a decent job here but under Rodgers I think Liverpool might be the laughing stock of this season.
Glen Johnson is fudging gash. Kyle Walker is better than him. And he's brick. Naughton for England..
Glen Johnson is fudging gash. Kyle Walker is better than him. And he's brick. Naughton for England..
Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers has called on his fellow Premier League managers to stop criticising Luis Suarez, claming every club should control their own players before accusing others of diving.
Suarez was again singled out in the build up to last weekend's Merseyside derby, with Everton boss David Moyes claiming his antics would drive fans away from the game.
However, Rodgers has jumped to the defence of Suarez and feels the Uruguayan has been unfairly targeted for complaints which is widespread throughout the game.
"I believe this will be the ongoing debate, and now people will see that diving is an issue which is at every club - it is widespread within the game," Rodgers said. "It is ridiculous to single out one man, because every single club has an issue."
Swansea's Angel Rangel, Everton's Phil Neville and Chelsea striker Fernando Torres were all booked for diving last week and Rodgers feels Suarez should no longer be an easy target.
"Just look at last weekend, and two players you would deem to be great professionals - Angel Rangel and Neville - almost above criticism," added Rodgers.
"Rangel was booked against Emirates Marketing Project for diving but I worked with him for two years at Swansea and he's one of the most honest, genuine people I've come across in my life. But he got booked for diving.
"Neville is 35 and over the years you would consider him to be a really honest guy, an impeccable professional. But then he gets booked for diving after his manager has read the riot act to his players by all accounts. Then you have Fernando Torres booked for diving.
"So managers have made a criticism of Luis, but I can guarantee you they will have players who are criticised for diving. Hopefully people won't continue to vilify Luis just because he was the easy target before, and look beyond themselves and their own players to see it's part of the game.
"Of course we don't like it when it's blatant and personally I believe we must continue to fight to eradicate that. But it is nonsense to suggest it's just a problem with Luis Suarez."
Rodgers also warned opponents that it is no good trying to wind up Suarez, feeling it only makes the striker stronger.
"I honestly don't think you can wind Luis up, by having a go at him for diving or anything else," continued Rodgers.
"Others have tried to use it as a psychological tool to put him off and affect referees but it makes him stronger.
"Looking at his performance levels, consistency and goals he's scored, they'd be better off saying nothing. He'll always divide opinion. If he's on your team people will love him but if he isn't he'll get a bit of stick, but that's because he's world class.
www1.skysports.com/football/news/11...is-Suarez-has-been-made-spacegoat-over-diving
Joining Liverpool also seem to make you unable to shut up.
Suarez was again singled out in the build up to last weekend's Merseyside derby, with Everton boss David Moyes claiming his antics would drive fans away from the game.
However, Rodgers has jumped to the defence of Suarez and feels the Uruguayan has been unfairly targeted for complaints which is widespread throughout the game.
"I believe this will be the ongoing debate, and now people will see that diving is an issue which is at every club - it is widespread within the game," Rodgers said. "It is ridiculous to single out one man, because every single club has an issue."
Swansea's Angel Rangel, Everton's Phil Neville and Chelsea striker Fernando Torres were all booked for diving last week and Rodgers feels Suarez should no longer be an easy target.
"Just look at last weekend, and two players you would deem to be great professionals - Angel Rangel and Neville - almost above criticism," added Rodgers.
"Rangel was booked against Emirates Marketing Project for diving but I worked with him for two years at Swansea and he's one of the most honest, genuine people I've come across in my life. But he got booked for diving.
"Neville is 35 and over the years you would consider him to be a really honest guy, an impeccable professional. But then he gets booked for diving after his manager has read the riot act to his players by all accounts. Then you have Fernando Torres booked for diving.
"So managers have made a criticism of Luis, but I can guarantee you they will have players who are criticised for diving. Hopefully people won't continue to vilify Luis just because he was the easy target before, and look beyond themselves and their own players to see it's part of the game.
"Of course we don't like it when it's blatant and personally I believe we must continue to fight to eradicate that. But it is nonsense to suggest it's just a problem with Luis Suarez."
Rodgers also warned opponents that it is no good trying to wind up Suarez, feeling it only makes the striker stronger.
"I honestly don't think you can wind Luis up, by having a go at him for diving or anything else," continued Rodgers.
"Others have tried to use it as a psychological tool to put him off and affect referees but it makes him stronger.
"Looking at his performance levels, consistency and goals he's scored, they'd be better off saying nothing. He'll always divide opinion. If he's on your team people will love him but if he isn't he'll get a bit of stick, but that's because he's world class.
www1.skysports.com/football/news/11...is-Suarez-has-been-made-spacegoat-over-diving
Joining Liverpool also seem to make you unable to shut up.
johnola
Jermaine Jenas
Torres didn't dive either.
There was contact, but he DID dive.
jts1882
Dean Richards
No, no ... Alan Shearer would tell you he was entitled to go down easily. You are misunderstanding the intentions of these pioneering players who have the respect campaign close to their hearts. They are helping the referee, selflessly risking injury, just so they can make their decisions easier.
Such gents!
Nutter-Naylor
Anthony Gardner
Spursalot
Jimmy McCormick
Nutter-Naylor
Anthony Gardner
Just needs some black armbands..........