well, i read the stevieG was being played so many different
places, and seemingly, he is being "pushed" around. Hence, he lost
his platform for performing his best, and that may not be a good
talking pt between him and Rafa.
instead of focusing on the key points like penalty, final
results, how about Rafa's formation and the actions he did when
Pool was down?
maybe, some Pool fans can share how they feel when they see
Kuryt leaving the game or when they see Benayoun?
i guess this is the report you
mentioned.
Former Liverpool midfielder
Jamie Redknapp believes Steven
Gerrard will be unhappy with the way he was utilised
by manager Rafa Benitez for the
defeat at Manchester United.
Against United he was a peripheral figure for long periods and
in the latter stages, as Benitez threw on Alberto Aquilani and
Yossi Benayoun in an attempt to salvage a point, he was moved
around the pitch.
That, according to former team-mate and close friend Jamie
Redknapp, will not have impressed the England international.
"Don't get me wrong, Steven
Gerrard was not at his best again, but he's hardly
being given the platform by his manager," Redknapp wrote in the
Daily Mail.
"I'm not sure if Stevie played in three, or was it four
different positions against United.
"That's no way to treat your best players. Give him a platform,
trust him with the role and watch him play.
"It's not as if he hasn't proved that before."