http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Joe-Cole-c18694 lauded the owners’ decision of appointing Brendan Rodgers as the new boss at Anfield, insisting that the Northern Irishman was the perfect solution to their mounting woes.
The Reds finished eighth in the league table in the preceding term and consequently missed out on the Champions League place for a third successive year. The reparation measures which followed saw Kop legend, Kenny Dalglish get sacked from his management
post, and the club unveiling the former Swansea City boss as the new gaffer in June.
Cole, who is currently working alongside Rodgers in the Melwood training ground, voiced his full support for the owners’ decision of appointing the 39-year old as the new Anfield boss. He revealed that Rodgers was an honest person who will keep all the players
in the squad enlightened about their respective status in the team, and insisted that his exceptional record at Swansea and Watford gave a very good idea about his progressive coaching techniques.
The English International has previously worked under the Reds boss at http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Chelsea-c38786, when he was in charge of the Blues reserve team.
He told the reporters in an interview, “I think a lot of clubs are steering towards that in English football now. He's going to be a success at Liverpool and if we all stick together and pull round, we can do some great things at this club.”
Liverpool fired Dalglish on the 15th of May and the selection process which followed stretched over a period of two weeks, which saw some other candidates appear as favourites for the http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Job-c18684.
The midfielder unravelled that at the time of the selection process, he was praying for Rodgers appointment-not for his own good sake- but for the betterment of the Merseyside club.
He also underscored that Rodgers was fully committed in wriggling the Reds out of their current slump, and indicated that he has won scores of admirers ever since he took charge of the club.
“A new manager always brings a lift, but the gaffer has come in and really impressed everyone. You talk to anyone - any of the players to the ground staff to the guys on the door - everyone is really impressed with him.”
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