The starting XI list has no striker, how to have striker on the score sheet... 

actually sterling was scoring quite abit of goals - when rafa signed him for the youth team.
and then BR damaged him

br turn sterling from 600k to $50m player..not exactly damaged   

"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.

i remember i spam Manu, Arsenal board in final day of transfer last summer. now ur turn??

eh? no wor... not spam/trolling lar. just sharing nia. 

Liverpool set to appoint Sean O’Driscoll as new assistant manager

The lengthy search to replace outgoing assistant manager Colin Pascoe has come to an end, with reports claiming Sean O’Driscoll will take his place.

Current England Under-19s head coach Sean O’Driscoll will replace Colin Pascoe as Liverpool’s new assistant manager, according to reports on Monday night.

Andy Hunter of the Guardian writes: “Liverpool are expected to appoint [O’Driscoll] as their new assistant manager as part of the overhaul of Brendan Rodgers’ back-room staff.”

He later continues: “The 57-year-old’s move to Anfield has not been finalised but is set to go through before Liverpool embark on a pre-season tour of Australia and the Far East on 12 July.

“The team report back for training at Melwood next Monday.”

Furthermore, “the Northern Irishman is a firm admirer of O’Driscoll and has been instrumental in the approach,” according to Hunter.

This is an interesting move, given Pascoe was very close to Rodgers, and his sacking was expected to be enforced by owners Fenway Sports Group following their end-of-season meeting.

Former Liverpool captain Sami Hyypia and Pako Ayestaran, Rafa Benitez‘s fitness-minded assistant manager from his time on Merseyside, were thought to be early contenders for the role.

But the Reds have gone for Rodgers’ choice here, clearly.

Hunter includes a tribute to O’Driscoll from Rodgers back in 2013, when criticising the overall standards of coaching in England:
“We need to stop blaming the players. The players get the blame in this country. No, it is the coaching. The problem is that the guys who are ’that type’ of coach you never hear of them really. Look at Sean O’Driscoll. He is one of the best coaches I have ever come across. He is working at Bristol City. He has never had a chance in the top flight. His teams were expressive, had movement, they were technical, but he will probably never get a chance at a higher level.”

O’Driscoll will join widely reported new first-team coach Pepijn Lijnders as Rodgers’ immediate backroom for 2015/16 and beyond.

Both are seemingly in line with Rodgers’ tactical and developmental ideals—but will they have the seasoned authority that Liverpool and their manager so sorely needed last season?

We are getting an Assistant Manager

As per record, he was sacked from Nottingham Forest and Bristol City before   

We are getting an Assistant Manager

As per record, he was sacked from Nottingham Forest and Bristol City before   

just like before, hope for the likes of sami hypia, carragher to become assistant, in the end some unknown low tier take the job 

i thought that you guys gonna go for Klopp's assistant manager?

better go for ray wilkins 

hahaha Ray Wilkins is good, but I personally prefer Steve Clarke..too bad both of them now already managers. 

Well that's the truth, some kinda burst the Internet when the rumour of pako, hypia, and even carrager as assistant manager.

Now, wait, wait n see it's Rodgers old pal again. 

I don't mind as long they work their guts in the game. The manager is the beacon of the team, hopefully after 3 seasons rodger must must delivery. It has been too many anggan anggan