ALDRIDGE BELIEVES GERRARD HELPED HENDERSON MATURE

John Aldridge believes that Steven Gerrard had a huge role to play in helping Jordan Henderson mature into the role of Liverpool captain.


Henderson took over the role of vice captaincy back in 2014 and was eventually given the captain armband after Steven Gerrard left the club in the summer of 2015.

The England international skippered Liverpool to a dramatic 1-0 victory over bitter Merseyside rivals, Everton on Monday night courtesy of a late Sadio Mane winner in added time.

The Liverpool skipper kept his cool despite a horror tackle from Ross Barkley on him in the second half. The Everton man managed to escape with only a yellow card. He was quick to play down the tackle in the aftermath of the match disclosing that Barkley offered him an apology immediately after the match.

Henderson has been integral to a Liverpool side that has been gunning for the Premier League title this season. He has been very composed and balanced at the center of the park, spraying passes throughout the whole pitch. Aldridge, former Liverpool player who won the league with Liverpool in 1988, believes that Gerrard played a key part in Henderson’s maturity. Read more “ALDRIDGE BELIEVES GERRARD HELPED HENDERSON MATURE”

Steven Encourages Young Players Of The LA Galaxy

Steven Gerrard might not be active on the field anymore, but he definitely makes it a point to show his association with his club and help out new joiners to feel as if they are part of an extended family.


In a recent interview he stated how he remembered the first time when he signed on a first contract. He remembers how he signed on the dotted lines with sweat building up and butterflies in his stomach. The smiles on the faces of his family members as well as friends as they welcomed his big news are also a memory that he still cherishes.

He is now involved with the Special Olympics team named LA Galaxy Southern California, whose roster for 2016 has been announced. Gerrard was present when the twenty players signed up contracts to be part of the LA Galaxy. He shared his feelings with them, telling them that it was their big day and they should cherish the same. Read more “Steven Encourages Young Players Of The LA Galaxy”

Chelsea is still interested in signing Pogba and Pedro made a dream debut

Juventus will not release Paul Pogba to any club for anything less than €70 million but this extremely high price tag has not intimidated Chelsea as the Premier League club is believed to be willing to pay that steep price for the young Frenchman.

The owner of Chelsea, Roman Abramovich is prepared to spend that much money in the prodigy who is already being labeled as: ‘’The next Zinedine Zidane’’

Chelsea will do whatever it takes to continue winning titles even if it means dishing out large sums of cash in a player and this is what they have to do as all of their rivals are also splashing out high amounts of money in signing new players.

The first victory of this season that Chelsea secured can be credited in a large part to the latest high-profile signing that Jose Mourinho completed as the Portuguese manager snatched Pedro Rodriguez for a price tag of €26.6m.

In this summer transfer window, Pedro was a player who was being sought out by Manchester United but Chelsea acted faster and splashed out the cash for the Spanish attacker which has already resulted in a huge impact for Chelsea as he almost single handedly secured all 3 points for the Premier League club during his debut match. Read more “Chelsea is still interested in signing Pogba and Pedro made a dream debut”

Dalglish in no rush over Gerrard

Dalglish in no rush about Gerrard
Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard will not be pressed into action faster than he is prepared, in accordance to supervisor Kenny Dalglish.

Dalglish in no rush about Gerrard
Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard will not be pressed into action sooner than he is prepared, according to manager Kenny Dalglish.

Dalglish in no rush about Gerrard
Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard will not be pressed into action sooner than he is prepared, in accordance to supervisor Kenny Dalglish.

Roy Hodgson has nothing to prove says Kenny Dalglish

Roy Hodgson has nothing at all to demonstrate says Kenny Dalglish
Liverpool’s existing and current previous meet at The Hawthorns tomorrow with Reds boss Kenny Dalglish insisting predecessor Roy Hodgson has nothing at all to prove.

Liverpool’s Gerrard: Dalglish has presented us best record
Kenny Dalglish Liverpool Roy Hodgson Steven Gerrard Steven Gerrard says the impact of Kenny Dalglish as supervisor has given Liverpool the best report in the Premier League this 12 months. Considering that the Scot took about from Roy Hodgson , the Reds have won 6, lost two and drawn two in ten league games which has put them back into the top rated six following a horror starting to the season. And Gerrard highlighted …

GERRARD BIGS UP CARROLL/SUAREZ COMBO
Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard believes they have the most feared strikeforce in the country in Andy Carroll and Luis Suarez. The Reds splashed out about £55million to provide in the pair soon after offloading Fernando Torres to Chelsea.

Dalglish looks to future

Dalglish seems to be to long term
Liverpool supervisor Kenny Dalglish insists the club will always strive to keep the players who are crucial to their long term. The £50million January departure of striker Fernando Torres to Chelsea was in the beginning observed as a lengthy-term blow but his sale authorized the Reds to acquire Andy Carroll and Luis Suarez.

No extra pleasure for Hodgson
West Brom manager Roy Hodgson insists he took no further enjoyment from beating previous club Liverpool after Chris Brunt’s second penalty of the game earned the Baggies a previous-gasp win at The Hawthorns.

Dalglish delighted with England
Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish has praised England for their managing of Andy Carroll and Glen Johnson but refused to be drawn into a row with coach Fabio Capello over his £35million striker.