Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Gerrard: NO PANIC AT THE DISCO!
Stevie dismisses crisis talk
Submitted by tony on Tue, 2007-10-09 18:03. Liverpool FC • Discussion • Players
http://www.anfieldred.co.uk
Liverpool Captain Steven Gerrard says there is no need to panic after the Reds were held to a 2-2 draw with Spurs, meaning Liverpool have only managed one win in their last four league games.
After only beating Wigan 1-0, Liverpool have had 3 draws against Portsmouth, Birmingham and Tottenham; but Gerrard has asked the fans to trust him when he says there is no crisis at Anfield.
"We are going through a dip in form which all top teams do at some stage and we just have to make sure we play our way through it. We are not performing to the standards we can do, but that will change.
“I am asking the fans to trust me when I say there is no crisis here. We have fantastic players and a world-class manager and we will get things right again, there is no doubt about that.We have now got an international break which will give Rafa the chance to look at things and work with the players who are staying behind.
“For those of us going away, we have to get the jobs done with our countries and then come back ready for a massive match at Everton. If we can turn in a performance in the derby and win that game then things will be looking better again. That is what we will be aiming for.”
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*There is a big game coming.Are you RED Enough?*
Submitted by tony on Tue, 2007-10-09 18:03. Liverpool FC • Discussion • Players
http://www.anfieldred.co.uk
Liverpool Captain Steven Gerrard says there is no need to panic after the Reds were held to a 2-2 draw with Spurs, meaning Liverpool have only managed one win in their last four league games.
After only beating Wigan 1-0, Liverpool have had 3 draws against Portsmouth, Birmingham and Tottenham; but Gerrard has asked the fans to trust him when he says there is no crisis at Anfield.
"We are going through a dip in form which all top teams do at some stage and we just have to make sure we play our way through it. We are not performing to the standards we can do, but that will change.
“I am asking the fans to trust me when I say there is no crisis here. We have fantastic players and a world-class manager and we will get things right again, there is no doubt about that.We have now got an international break which will give Rafa the chance to look at things and work with the players who are staying behind.
“For those of us going away, we have to get the jobs done with our countries and then come back ready for a massive match at Everton. If we can turn in a performance in the derby and win that game then things will be looking better again. That is what we will be aiming for.”
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*There is a big game coming.Are you RED Enough?*
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