Rodgers admits Coutinho has a long way to go

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The Liverpool manager insisted that the Brazilian international has been in great form but stated that he has to keep performing well
The Reds thrashed Newcastle United in an away game with a sensational 6-0 scoreline and have been hailed for their impressive performance. The former European champions were without Luis Suarez, who is serving a 10-game ban after
biting http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Branislav-Ivanovic-c7994 in the Premier League clash.
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Fabio-Borini-c13163 scored the other two goals for the travelling side as Liverpool secured an emphatic 6-0 victory.
However, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Philippe-Coutinho-c29936 was the star of the night as the Brazilian put in a staggering performance. He accumulated two assists in the game and had one shot hitting the post. He was the star of the show as he ran the midfield
with a truly commendable performance.
“He's had an outstanding performance and people can see why we brought him in. He's 20 years of age and fits the culture of what we're trying to do here. He's technically strong and he's a very humble boy. He works hard, you can
see the effort in his game, the pressure, the intensity, so he fits in really well, but there's a long way to go,” he was quoted as saying in an interview.
On the other hand, Brendan Rodgers insisted that the team proved again that they can score with the style of play they have adopted in recent times. He added that it is a great scoreline and insisted that scoring six times against
a team like Newcastle is another achievement.
“It was a wonderful demonstration of what we're trying to do here. To go there and beat Newcastle 6-0 when you know the home team really needs the victory, I think it tells you more about our performance. The players were outstanding,”
he concluded.
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Everton-c13019 in the Merseyside derby. It will be a crucial fixture for both sides as the two teams are separated by only five points on the Premier League standings table.