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После Суарез и Џерард, Роџерс исто така "гласа" против политиката да се приоритизираат само млади играчи:
Зарем е можно да има светлост?
Tony Barrett’s article on The Times tonight, full BR’s quotes demanding more money for experienced players
Brendan Rodgers has agreed with Steven Gerrard and Luis Suárez that Liverpool need greater experience in their squad, but denied that there is conflict between the dressing room and boardroom over transfer policy.
Fenway Sports Group (FSG), the Liverpool owner, has imposed a strategy that prioritises the signing of players aged 23 and under, an approach that Gerrard has disagreed with publicly. Suárez also went off-message this week, saying that while “young players win games, experienced players win championships”.
The sympathies of Rodgers lie with his players owing to his belief that Liverpool would benefit from adding more experience to the squad. But having taken the manager’s job last summer aware of the transfer policy being implemented, he remains willing to work within those constraints even though he disagrees with them.
“I was given a job at one of the biggest clubs in the world when I came here,” he said. “That is never always going to be easy but the owners have been brilliant for me. They have given me some money to spend and we have brought in young players with that. There is no doubt that they want to look at young players, those who can develop over the next seven to ten years.
“But I think it is healthy not to agree. I have got to where I have at such a young age by not saying yes all the time. I know how I have wanted to help the club improve. I don’t expect anything at this stage. I have got to earn my right. Sir Alex [Ferguson] has taken all that time to earn the rights he has now. It is going to take time.
“We will disagree and we have disagreed before. The most important bit is the owners have been brilliant. Tom Werner, John Henry, Mike Gordon, the people who I deal with most, have been supportive and they understand the things when I say we need to improve.”
Ian Ayre, the managing director, claimed this week that in terms of age, Liverpool’s squad is the most balanced in the Premier League, an opinion that appears not to be shared in the dressing room. Rodgers finds himself in the diplomatically precarious position of trying not to exacerbate any existing divisions while making his own feelings known.
“Ian’s comments have come from looking at the squad,” he said. “We have got some experienced players in there — Agger, Skrtel, Johnson — and we have younger players to develop. He is looking over the longer term. But Steven and Luis are right. It’s what I said all the way along — you need to have balance in your group. That experience is important.
“I will always do in my role what I think is best for the team and the club. That is all I can do. It’s not my money and not my club. I’m her to manage the group and hopefully we will get the players in to take us forward.
“I have got no complaints with the owners. They allow me to work and work well. If you ask any manager, they will always look for a young player that they can develop. But there are certain times when you need that experience.
“Look at Robin van Persie as the example. If you bring him in at 29, there is absolutely no question that he reinvigorates Ryan Giggs, Rio Ferdinand and Paul Scholes. He also give the young players something too.
“If we bring in an experienced player of the right quality and the right sort, there is absolutely no question it gives Steven Gerrard a boost that he needs — Luis Suárez, Daniel Agger and the young players feed off it.”
Rodgers believes 28-year-old Wesley Sneijder has the potential to have a similarly positive effect on Liverpool as Van Persie has had on Manchester United. But with a transfer fee of €6.5 million and a salary of €6.5 million (about £5.4 million) per year, Sneijder is likely to prove beyond Liverpool’s financial reach.
“Affordability is the other part of it,” Rodgers said. “There are players who may be available but can we afford them? I can identify players who will help us improve and make us better, who will fit in to our work here, but it is the owners’ money.
“They have been here for a few years and they have put vast sums of money in. They are now assessing and seeing whether they are getting value.”
Brendan Rodgers has agreed with Steven Gerrard and Luis Suárez that Liverpool need greater experience in their squad, but denied that there is conflict between the dressing room and boardroom over transfer policy.
Fenway Sports Group (FSG), the Liverpool owner, has imposed a strategy that prioritises the signing of players aged 23 and under, an approach that Gerrard has disagreed with publicly. Suárez also went off-message this week, saying that while “young players win games, experienced players win championships”.
The sympathies of Rodgers lie with his players owing to his belief that Liverpool would benefit from adding more experience to the squad. But having taken the manager’s job last summer aware of the transfer policy being implemented, he remains willing to work within those constraints even though he disagrees with them.
“I was given a job at one of the biggest clubs in the world when I came here,” he said. “That is never always going to be easy but the owners have been brilliant for me. They have given me some money to spend and we have brought in young players with that. There is no doubt that they want to look at young players, those who can develop over the next seven to ten years.
“But I think it is healthy not to agree. I have got to where I have at such a young age by not saying yes all the time. I know how I have wanted to help the club improve. I don’t expect anything at this stage. I have got to earn my right. Sir Alex [Ferguson] has taken all that time to earn the rights he has now. It is going to take time.
“We will disagree and we have disagreed before. The most important bit is the owners have been brilliant. Tom Werner, John Henry, Mike Gordon, the people who I deal with most, have been supportive and they understand the things when I say we need to improve.”
Ian Ayre, the managing director, claimed this week that in terms of age, Liverpool’s squad is the most balanced in the Premier League, an opinion that appears not to be shared in the dressing room. Rodgers finds himself in the diplomatically precarious position of trying not to exacerbate any existing divisions while making his own feelings known.
“Ian’s comments have come from looking at the squad,” he said. “We have got some experienced players in there — Agger, Skrtel, Johnson — and we have younger players to develop. He is looking over the longer term. But Steven and Luis are right. It’s what I said all the way along — you need to have balance in your group. That experience is important.
“I will always do in my role what I think is best for the team and the club. That is all I can do. It’s not my money and not my club. I’m her to manage the group and hopefully we will get the players in to take us forward.
“I have got no complaints with the owners. They allow me to work and work well. If you ask any manager, they will always look for a young player that they can develop. But there are certain times when you need that experience.
“Look at Robin van Persie as the example. If you bring him in at 29, there is absolutely no question that he reinvigorates Ryan Giggs, Rio Ferdinand and Paul Scholes. He also give the young players something too.
“If we bring in an experienced player of the right quality and the right sort, there is absolutely no question it gives Steven Gerrard a boost that he needs — Luis Suárez, Daniel Agger and the young players feed off it.”
Rodgers believes 28-year-old Wesley Sneijder has the potential to have a similarly positive effect on Liverpool as Van Persie has had on Manchester United. But with a transfer fee of €6.5 million and a salary of €6.5 million (about £5.4 million) per year, Sneijder is likely to prove beyond Liverpool’s financial reach.
“Affordability is the other part of it,” Rodgers said. “There are players who may be available but can we afford them? I can identify players who will help us improve and make us better, who will fit in to our work here, but it is the owners’ money.
“They have been here for a few years and they have put vast sums of money in. They are now assessing and seeing whether they are getting value.”
Зарем е можно да има светлост?
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Ми се чини или Семи Ли те прогонува во раните утрински часови?семи ли тренер ви беше или грешка сум?
superstarpizza
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Според Мојата Биб теорија.... составот против Канаринците !
Гарант Роџерс ќе пука со сите сили денес.....со надеж да се пофтори предходниот резултат како би се кренал моралот!
Интересно ќе биде да го видиме конечно Суарез на позиција за која Роџерс зборува цела сезона.....со мануре не можеше да се види точната слика за тоа како би играл тој таму.
Јас едино би посакал на местото на Стерлинг да игра Сусо, затоа што очигледно е дека на Суарез ќе му треба простор..... Сусо и те како е добар во такво позиционирање на ротација.
Башка добро би било Стерлинг да биде на клупа како мала казна за мануре утакмицата.
Со Сусо би добиле огромна подвижност на нападот со тоа што би добиле 4 играчи кои може да одиграат на лажната десетка (Суарез,Сусо,Џерард,Хендерсон) и уште толку во трите позиции напред.
Ќе биде интересен натпревар ако се истрча со овој состав.... а мислам дека е точен 90%
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Јас би, место Стерлинг, Даунинг
--- надополнето: 19 јануари 2013 во 12:27 ---
Јасна е пораката, и во право се тројцата, не се гради екипа само со млади играчи, Снајдер и те како ќе направи разлика, очајно ни е потребен таков играч, а по ова што го читам Роџерс е заинтересиран да го земи, само газдиве нешто се бунат
--- надополнето: 19 јануари 2013 во 12:43 ---
Liverpool chairman Tom Werner is currently on
Merseyside ahead of the Norwich match and spent Friday
in discussions about January business.(tele) #LFC
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Подобро сам да се казни него Стерлинг..он го ставил.
Рахим е 17 годишно дете( или 3-та средно) незнам што си очекувал да направи против Јунајтед али очигледно си очекувам многу чим сакаш казна
Стерлинг треба да биде форсиран пошто е и подобар од Сусо ,знае со топка, не се плаши туку го напаѓа противничкиот гол за разлика од Сусо кој е свртен со грб кон противничкиот гол 90% од времето кое го поминува на теренот.
superstarpizza
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Подобро сам да се казни него Стерлинг..он го ставил.
Рахим е 17 годишно дете( или 3-та средно) незнам што си очекувал да направи против Јунајтед али очигледно си очекувам многу чим сакаш казна
Стерлинг треба да биде форсиран пошто е и подобар од Сусо ,знае со топка, не се плаши туку го напаѓа противничкиот гол за разлика од Сусо кој е свртен со грб кон противничкиот гол 90% од времето кое го поминува на теренот.
Очекував да трча и да се отвара.... ништо повеќе!
Друго.... споредбата на Стерлинг и Сусо не ти е реална од причина што се различен тип на играчи.
Сусо треба да разигрува.... Стерлинг треба да дава голови.
--- надополнето: 19 јануари 2013 во 13:46 ---
Со оглед на тоа дека Даунинг мора да има константност за да прикажува добри партии.....
Со оглед на тоа што во последно време одлично се движи без топка...
Можеби ќе биде и подбро....
Сепак ја би го играл Сусо.... дека е млад и дека му требаат и нему што повеќе утакмици на високо ниво како би стекнал искуство!
Ставре од Швицарска
Желба по титула :D
Авионот го нема ни на клупа 
Му здокурчило на Роџо излеа ....
Му здокурчило на Роџо излеа ....
Reds United
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Јас сум страстен фан на Јунајтед, а овде као ФанКлуб на комшиите сакам да постирам еден од поубавите голови што ми осталае во меморија:
Пријави ме!!!
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Official: Jones, Wisdom, Johnson, Carragher, Agger, Lucas, Gerrard, Henderson, Suarez, Downing, Sturridge."
subs : Gulacsi, Allen, Borini, Sterling, Shelvey, Robinson, Skrtel." Конечно Шкртел на клупа, многу слабо играше во последно
subs : Gulacsi, Allen, Borini, Sterling, Shelvey, Robinson, Skrtel." Конечно Шкртел на клупа, многу слабо играше во последно
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Знаеш дека сепак ќе те пријави така?
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Карагер у прв состав !! Одиме на победа !!
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aj ако имам пак проблеми ќе ви пишам и утреМи се чини или Семи Ли те прогонува во раните утрински часови?
не се лутите така?
