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Steven Gerrard Confident Of Successful Season |
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Written by Simos Sakkas
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Tuesday, 17 August 2010 |
The Reds looked set to open their campaign
with a win when goalkeeper Pepe Reina let the ball fall from his grip
and into the net during injury time of a pulsating clash at Anfield.
With
most clubs, that might be considered a deflating blow, but after a
positive summer following the appointment of Roy Hodgson as manager,
Gerrard says it will take a lot more to damage spirits at the club.
"My
family are Liverpool fans, we are surrounded by them day in and day
out," said Gerrard at Monday's post-match press conference.
The
long-time captain also helped lift the club's mood after last season's
disappointment by pledging his future to Liverpool.
"Of course I
can feel the optimism, and rightly so. We have got a good manager, we
have kept hold of some top players and we have already got some top
players here," Gerrard continued.
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Roy has brought the smile factor back |
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Written by Simos Sakkas
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Sunday, 15 August 2010 |
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Steven Gerrard is smiling again after a summer of soul searching that
took him to the brink of quitting Liverpool. The Anfield captain
led England from the front on Wednesday, the two goals he scored to
beat Hungary at Wembley enabling him to exorcise some of the ghosts of a
calamitous World Cup. He hopes his next step, when Liverpool face
Arsenal at Anfield today, will be to show he is fully reconciled with
the club he loves. Rafa Benitez has been replaced as Liverpool
manager by Roy Hodgson and Gerrard admitted: “Everyone is going into
work with a smile on their face again. “It’s a new chapter at the club with a new manager. “Roy is
successful and the players are looking forward to working with him, so
I’m very excited about the new season.
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Javier Mascherano Admits He Wants A 'Change Of Life' |
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Written by Simos Sakkas
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Thursday, 12 August 2010 |
The Argentine has been linked with Barcelona
and Inter in recent weeks and has now made it clear that he does not
want to remain on Merseyside.
However, he maintains that he has
no issue with the club or its fans, but is rather seeking a new
challenge and a change of lifestyle.
"My problem is not to play
for Liverpool. I'm very proud to play for Liverpool. It's another
thing," he told Sky Sports News.
"I said to him [new
Liverpool manager Roy Hodgson] that maybe for my life I prefer to change
the country, not to change the club - that is the fact.
"Sometimes
you can see all the things that the papers or the press say, but at the
end the only thing I can say is thank you to everyone in Liverpool
because they supported me all the time, from the beginning until now."
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