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Young Reds On The Roll

Ever since Brendan Rodgers came in to take the Liverpool Manager position, I was quite excited about his game play. I love his style of dynamic attacking, just almost like what he did at Swansea. Unfortunately, senior players like Gerrard are getting hard to adapt Rodgers's style that the whole build-up play of Liverpool gone mysteriously weird. With numerous awkward referee treatments and still-has-space-of-improvement goal conversion rate, Liverpool is now at the Relegation Zone of the league, facing criticisms from all sides for the poor performance.

What I think is that it would be a great loss for Liverpool to lose a damn good manager like Rodgers. He is able to get good players at a low price, for example Borini, Ossiadi, Allen and the loanee from Real Madrid, also the recent Capital One Cup hero, Sahin. He knows how to introduce young players like first squad winger Sterling, and others like Suso, Shelvey (known him years ago, but he had just improved a lot), Wisdom, Pacheco and many more. Those new guys were energetic and are able to read Rodgers's tactics.

They are definitely going to be the pioneer to the recovery of Liverpool to it's former glory, along with current availble senior squad. Patience and consistency would be the key to it. Nevertheless, they have to fix their inconsistency of goal conversion and defensive bloopers that should not be happening. Liverpool should be on fire if all well goes even better and should be able to at least reach the Top 4 at the end of the season.

Thanks Rodgers for accepting this job. Go Reds!

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