Sir Alex Ferguson denies Wayne Rooney Ready  

to Face Liverpool
The match against Liverpool is still considered too 

early for Wayne Rooney.

 
 
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson 
has denied Wayne Rooney is ready to drop back 
down in the face Liverpool in the Premier League  
match this weekend.

As you know, before Rooney had reportedly been  
quite ready to play when United entertain Galatasaray  
early this morning (20/9), but the England striker is finally  
assessed is still recovering and is not included in the team.

It seems that it will remain so when United come to Anfield  
on Sunday (23/9) future.

"I do not know where the story (recovery Rooney) coming.  
He's still far away," said Ferguson.

When asked if the game next weekend is still too early for the 
England striker, Ferguson replied simply: "Yes."

Brendan Rodgers Praises Young Liverpool squad
"With so many young players, and we reverse the 

situation, in a European match, makes me very proud,

 " said Rodgers.

 
 
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers praised his young  
squad that beat Young Boys 5-3 in the Europa League 
Friday [21/9] early this morning.

"I have to give kudos to the players. Squad we are a very 
young squad and I think everyone knows when Tottenham 
[Hotspur] came here a few years ago in the Champions League  
where they have difficulty. While our young players is brilliant 
 that, "said Rodgers told ITV Sport.

"With so many young players, and we reverse the situation, in a  
European match, makes me very proud," said Rodgers.

"It was disappointing because we conceded a lot of goals,  
which, according to our performance, very bad. Akan but 
scored five goals in a game like this is really special," said the 
former Swansea manager was.

He hailed a number of young players who are able to look 
good, which are defender Andre Wisdom, who scored the 
second goal, and the Spanish midfielder, Suso.

Kenny Dalglish back to Anfield at the Weekend
Former Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish  
ready to return to Anfield this weekend to provide  
moral support.

 
Kenny Dalglish will return to Anfield for the first time
 since being fired from the coach seats Liverpool last 
season.

Dalglish attended the invitation of the Liverpool 
management, who will hold a memorial Hillsborough  
tragedy, when they host Manchester United on Sunday.

Together with his wife Marina, Dalglish will occupy a  
seat in the stands directors of the club.

The presence of Dalglish was the first since relieved 
of his season. The reason, Dalglish does not want to  
interfere with the work Rodgers showed his presence  
on the field.

Harry Redknapp Not Suggest Liverpool  

sack Brendan Rodgers
Brendan Rodgers takes time and trust to 

be able to establish Liverpool as desired by 

many parties.

 
acyl bad Liverpool in domestic competition 
making position coach Brendan Rodgers on the
 bench rocking. There is news that the Liverpool 
management getting fired.

For Harry Redknapp, Liverpool will make a big 
mistake if they take the decision of dismissal.  
According to him, Rodgers only takes time and  
extra confidence to show his ability.

"I think Rodgers will get the time he needs 
," said Redknapp, Friday (21/9).

"I feel the club will support him. They also can not 
continue to pay fired coach and a new coach to join."

"Besides, they are also not a bad coach. Roy Hodgson  
who now handles the UK for example."

"They just have to survive on a coach and provide  
opportunities to give the appearance and provide the 
team he wanted," he said

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers believes  

emotionally charged match against Manchester 

 United will be carried out peacefully. 

He really  hoped this game would be passed  

without the need for off-field incidents.





Emotional tension ahead of Liverpool-United  
game in the past week it has increased. United 
fans had been criticized after anti-Liverpool  
chant after victory against Wiga last week.  
Song of the incident emerged after the publication 
of Hillsborough.

"Throughout this week has a lot to do talks., Where  
there is great respect for tradition is so strong from 
both clubs," Rodgers said as quoted from the pages 
of the BBC News.

"We want this day could be remembered for a number 
of reasons that can be accepted, before the game is run."

"I am confident with our respect for the family, of 
course  we can practice it. Indeed, so much work has 
been done."

"Hopefully this game will be skipped Sunday peacefully  
and according to expectations. Because here we can talk 
about the honor and also the football itself.

O'Neill: Rodgers will                                      run Liverpool his own                                  way

The Black Cats boss states that his                                                                              Liverpool counterpart will make his mark                                                                           at the club in his own way as they prepare                                                                       to face each other at the Stadium of Ligh

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Sunderland manager Martin O'Neill is confident that                                 Liverpool coach Brendan Rodgers will lay down his                                                               mark at the club and conduct operations the way he                                                           wants.

      The two Northern Irishmen will be in opposite dugouts 
when their two teams face off following the emotional week 
for Liverpool fans with the independent report into the 
Hillsborough disaster had been revealed to the public.
Rodgers is still looking for his first Premier League win as
Liverpool boss, and O'Neill has proclaimed that the former
Swansea coach will be able to manage the side on his terms.
"Brendan obviously has his style, which he brought to Swansea -
 I say brought to Swansea, it might have been there in the
 first place, but he certainly enhanced it," O'Neill told Sky Sports.

"If I say so, their start to the season under [Michael] Laudrup
 now is maybe a continuation of that work.
"People can tinker with it whatever way they want, but it's 
worked very well.
"On the back of that, he has gone to Liverpool and obviously 
wants to stamp his authority - or his mark, rather than authority,                                              perhaps -on Liverpool Football Club. Obviously, that's what you                                                  want to do as a manager.
"But I don't think he's going into it with eyes closed.                                                                  He would have had a number of meetings there with the 
owners of the football club. He must have agreed to the 
way in which they want to work.
"I believe there's a fly-on-the-wall documentary - I haven't
 seen it, so I really can't comment on it other than some 
of the reviews that people have made about it in the 
newspapers. It couldn't, maybe,
have been done without his consent.
"But whatever way he is doing it, it's entirely up to him."