Liverpool forward, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Dirk-Kuyt-c11348 believes that he won’t be able to get enough playing time on the field under Kenny Dalglish, and that the Scott prefers starting with his new signings ahead of him.
The Dutch International has played a limited part in the Reds 2011/12 campaign, and has remained on the sidelines for a good portion of the season.
His apparent discord with the management has not gone unnoticed, with the German side Hamburg and his former employers Feyenoord have reportedly established links with the player’s agent, in order to prize him out of http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/England-c749.
And even the forward played down the notion that he is contemplating making a move to Holland in the summer, the Dutchman nevertheless voiced his apprehensions against Dalglish, pointing out that he has remained a victim of unfair treatment from his manager.
While talking to reporters, he said: “Under this manager I don’t have the feeling any more that he will put me in the side every week. I believe I am still good enough to play for Liverpool every week.”
Kuyt, who has just managed to score 5 goals in the entire season, indicated that he had delivered for the Reds in the last term, in which he scored 15 goals in all competitions in 41 appearances. However, he believed that the induction of the new players
in the squad who play in his position had affected his game and confidence.
He added, “This season the manager bought three players who all played in my position. In the rotation system he used, I never found my rhythm again and never felt my old self.”
However Kuyt, whose contract is set to expire by the end of the next season, mentioned that he plans on completing his term at http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Liverpool-c39809, and vowed to silence his critics with good performance in the next season.
“Deep in my heart I’d love to stay at Liverpool so I could have full revenge on everyone in my final season at the club.”
The Dutchman went on to reveal that he had been approached by top European clubs recently, and turned down an offer from http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Feyenoord-c39258 on financial grounds.
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