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Mabadiliko makubwa yanahitajika LFC otherwise tutaendelea kuwa the team of the past
 
Brendan Rodgers defends Liverpool's transfer committee

LIVERPOOL -- Brendan Rodgers has defended Liverpool's transfer committee despite claims that it is holding the club back.
Former Reds midfielder Jan Molby told the Liverpool Echo on Friday that it was time to scrap the committee because "it hasn't worked."
Rodgers has the final say on signings, but they are identified by a committee consisting of the manager, chief executive Ian Ayre, director Mike Gordon, head of analysis Michael Edwards, head of recruitment Dave Fallows and chief scout Barry Hunter.
Liverpool's transfer activity last summer, in the wake of the sale of Luis Suarez to Barcelona last summer, has come in for criticism.
Eight players were brought in to play for the club this season -- along with striker Divock Origi, who was loaned back to Lille for a year -- with limited success.
There were suggestions earlier this season that American owners Fenway Sports Group were planning a summer review of the committee, but Rodgers said that he feels the people within the system are doing a good job.
He said: "When I came to Liverpool, I knew 100 percent the model of how the club worked -- but on top of that we've got a really good team of people here. They're good guys who work very, very well.
"We all work well together and understand the model of the club and how it all functions. We have to look at it over the summer and work out what's going to help our squad, and to put up a better challenge for next season, a more consistent challenge. That's something we'll work together on."

Liverpool are fifth in the Premier League ahead of Saturday's home game against relegation-threatened Queens Park Rangers.
The club are unlikely to qualify for next season's Champions League, with only four games left to make up a seven-point gap on fourth-placed Manchester United.
Asked how that might impact on Liverpool's summer transfer plans, Rodgers said: "I haven't thought about that to be honest."


Speaking more generally on how significant missing out on Champions League football would be, the manager said: "It will be a disappointment but we would have to regroup again the summer and look to put up a better challenge the following season. That's how it remains.
"But it will never be over until the final whistle blows. We will continue to fight. As we've seen in the past, over many years, there can always be twists that take place.
"We have to work to the end of the season and see where it takes us."
 
Bring in Jurgen Klop
With the exception of Skrtel, Sterling, Henderson, Lucas, Coutinho, Sturridge, and Lalana, the rest members of the squad should be sent packing
 
SHERRIF ARPAIO said:
Bring in Jurgen Klop
With the exception of Skrtel, Sterling, Henderson, Lucas, Coutinho, Sturridge, and Lalana, the rest members of the squad should be sent packing
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Leta kocha Klopp fukuza mzushi
Toa DS weka Emre Can
Fukuza Sterling weka Jordan Ibe
Rudisha kipa Migs
Rudisha Luca
Rudisha Lovren kajirekebisha sana
Rudisha beki Mo Sakho

Then tengua kuuzwa kwa SG mfanye kocha msaidizi
 
SHERRIF ARPAIO said:
Bring in Jurgen Klop
With the exception of Skrtel, Sterling, Henderson, Lucas, Coutinho, Sturridge, and Lalana, the rest members of the squad should be sent packing
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What about Can, Moreno, Sakho, Markovic, Migs and Ibe??..
 
MosDef said:
Siyo ya LFC fans hiyo banner, ni fans wa team nyingine..

Inachekesha sana, Opponents fans wa UK wapo Obssecd sana na SG pamoja na LFC.
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Lakini kuondoka muhimu Rogers lazima aondoke tu.....
 
BR katuharibia top 4, leo hii tungekua top 4. Manure kaharibu
 


Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard (third right) heads in the winner two minutes from full time against Queens Park Rangers
 


Gerrard had a penalty palmed away by QPR goalkeeper Robert Green in the 80th minute at Anfield


 


Gerrard (left) is commiserated by team-mate Martin Skrtel after missing a penalty with the scores level


 


But seven minutes after missing the spot kick, Gerrard was celebrating another winning goal for Liverpool at Anfield


 


Philippe Couinho curls Liverpool into the lead in the 19th minute against Queens Park Rangers at Anfield on Saturday

 


Coutinho (left) collected a neat pass across goal from striker Rickie Lambert before putting Liverpool into the lead


 


Coutinho (second left) celebrates with Jordan Henderson (second right), Lambert (right) and Adam Lallana (left)

 


Coutinho (left) celebrates his goal with the Liverpool supporters as his team-mates gather behind him at Anfield

 


Leroy Fer (left) lashed QPR level at Anfield in the second half, punishing Liverpool for a series of missed chances

 


Fer runs over to celebrate his goal, while paying tribute to team-mate Rio Ferdinand

 
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