The Liverpool players say that the Merseyside giants must not be content with their win in the Carling Cup final but must build on that achievement and drive towards consistent European Cup football...
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Jamie-Carragher-c17728 have both come out after Liverpool’s thrilling win over Cardiff City in the final of the Carling Cup and made it clear that a club like Liverpool should not be content with a win in the Carling
Cup but also push for consistent top level European football by doing well in the Premier League. Bellamy who featured for Liverpool in their win over Cardiff City has been essential for Liverpool this season after his comeback to the club in the summer transfer
window last year.
The Welshman did well against Cardiff but the underdogs took the match to a penalty shootout in the end which ended in http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Steven-Gerrard-c34196 missed his spot kick. The win at Wembley
stadium ended a long drought of trophies for Liverpool F.C. who are now gaining momentum under Kenny Dalglish in the Premier League as well.
Dalglish will hope that his team can fire themselves to a fourth place finish this time around and gain a place in the UEFA Champions League next season but such a task seems tough at the moment considering that Liverpool are facing
stern challenges for the likes of http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Chelsea-c38786 and Tottenham for the fourth place finish.
Carragher said in his interview, "We do [have a guaranteed Europa League place] but we are bigger and better than that. We should be looking to get into Europe every year through our league position rather than through winning
the League Cup.”
On the other hand Bellamy said, "I just think – the Carling Cup for Birmingham last year. Was it a platform for them? It certainly wasn't. It's not the end of the season for us now we've won a trophy. The simple fact is that at
this club there is pressure on the club, day-in day-out, to play at the highest level. That's what we've got to continue to try to do."
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