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Jordan Henderson insists Brendan Rodgers is the right man to lead Liverpool back into the top four despite a disappointing campaign.
Liverpool followed their title challenge of 2013/14 with a frustrating season last time out, finishing sixth in the Premier League while exiting both domestic cups at the semi-final stage.
Henderson, who is training with England ahead of a friendly with Ireland and European Qualifier against Slovenia, says Rodgers has been instrumental in his development as a footballer after initially struggling following his £20m move to Anfield from Sunderland.
And he insists Rodgers, who this week lost backroom staff Colin Pascoe and Mike Marsh in the wake of Liverpool's indifferent season, is the right man to revive the club's fortunes next term.
"Of course I want him to stay" said the midielder. "I have spoke highly of Brendan ever since he came to the club. He has been fantastic for me and for Liverpool."
"This (coming) season is a big season for everyone involved. We all know that. We want to be finishing high as possible in the league and winning trophies.
"We have a great group of lads with great potential but I think it's time now we started showing that potential in the Premier League and also in cups.
"Getting to semi-finals is great but we need to be getting to finals and winning trophies. That is what we will be looking to do next season."
Jordan Henderson insists Brendan Rodgers is the right man to lead Liverpool back into the top four despite a disappointing campaign.
Liverpool followed their title challenge of 2013/14 with a frustrating season last time out, finishing sixth in the Premier League while exiting both domestic cups at the semi-final stage.
Henderson, who is training with England ahead of a friendly with Ireland and European Qualifier against Slovenia, says Rodgers has been instrumental in his development as a footballer after initially struggling following his £20m move to Anfield from Sunderland.
And he insists Rodgers, who this week lost backroom staff Colin Pascoe and Mike Marsh in the wake of Liverpool's indifferent season, is the right man to revive the club's fortunes next term.
"Of course I want him to stay" said the midielder. "I have spoke highly of Brendan ever since he came to the club. He has been fantastic for me and for Liverpool."
"This (coming) season is a big season for everyone involved. We all know that. We want to be finishing high as possible in the league and winning trophies.
"We have a great group of lads with great potential but I think it's time now we started showing that potential in the Premier League and also in cups.
"Getting to semi-finals is great but we need to be getting to finals and winning trophies. That is what we will be looking to do next season."
Liverpool assistant manager Colin Pascoe is set to follow Mike Marsh in leaving the club, according to Sky sources.
The departure of Pascoe, who had 12 months remaining on his contract, follows the decision not to renew the contract of first-team coach Mike Marsh.
Rodgers brought Pascoe with him from Swansea when he became Liverpool manager in June 2012 but he has gone as part of the "comprehensive plan for improvement" agreed after Tuesday's meeting between Rodgers, chairman Tom Werner and Fenway Sports Group president Mike Gordon.
Speculation has already begun over who will replace Marsh with former players Sami Hyypia, the ex-Bayer Leverkusen and Brighton manager, and Bolo Zenden, who served as interim assistant manager to Rafa Benitez at Chelsea in 2012-13 season, two early names suggested.
Goalkeeping coach John Achterberg, whose position had looked uncertain, will continue in his current role.
Liverpool assistant manager Colin Pascoe is set to follow Mike Marsh in leaving the club, according to Sky sources.
The departure of Pascoe, who had 12 months remaining on his contract, follows the decision not to renew the contract of first-team coach Mike Marsh.
Rodgers brought Pascoe with him from Swansea when he became Liverpool manager in June 2012 but he has gone as part of the "comprehensive plan for improvement" agreed after Tuesday's meeting between Rodgers, chairman Tom Werner and Fenway Sports Group president Mike Gordon.
Speculation has already begun over who will replace Marsh with former players Sami Hyypia, the ex-Bayer Leverkusen and Brighton manager, and Bolo Zenden, who served as interim assistant manager to Rafa Benitez at Chelsea in 2012-13 season, two early names suggested.
Goalkeeping coach John Achterberg, whose position had looked uncertain, will continue in his current role.
Liverpool assistant manager Colin Pascoe is set to leave the club according to the Sky sources.
The departure of the Welshman, who had 12 months remaining on his contract, follows talks between Reds boss Brendan Rodgers, chairman Tom Werner and Fenway Sports Group president Mike Gordon.
Rodgers was close to Pascoe, whom he brought with him from Swansea in June 2012. But he has fallen victim to the "comprehensive plan for improvement" agreed after Tuesday's meeting.
The overhaul of backroom staff had already begun with first-team coach Mike Marsh's contract not being renewed.
Marsh’s contract was due to expire this month and Liverpool informed the 45-year-old that they will not be renewing it.
Liverpool will replace Marsh in due course, but goalkeeping coach John Achterberg, whose position had looked uncertain, will continue in his current role.
Liverpool assistant manager Colin Pascoe is set to leave the club according to the Sky sources.
The departure of the Welshman, who had 12 months remaining on his contract, follows talks between Reds boss Brendan Rodgers, chairman Tom Werner and Fenway Sports Group president Mike Gordon.
Rodgers was close to Pascoe, whom he brought with him from Swansea in June 2012. But he has fallen victim to the "comprehensive plan for improvement" agreed after Tuesday's meeting.
The overhaul of backroom staff had already begun with first-team coach Mike Marsh's contract not being renewed.
Marsh’s contract was due to expire this month and Liverpool informed the 45-year-old that they will not be renewing it.
Liverpool will replace Marsh in due course, but goalkeeping coach John Achterberg, whose position had looked uncertain, will continue in his current role.
Jordan Henderson hopes his Liverpool and England colleague Raheem Sterling will commit his immediate future to Anfield.
Sterling’s contract dispute with the club continues, with the 20-year-old refusing to sign a new deal.
Manchester City and Arsenal are just two clubs linked with signing him this summer, but Henderson is keen for the forward to remain on Merseyside.
Henderson said: "He's obviously left his future to whoever's representing him in regards to what he wants to do.
"But for me, Raheem Sterling is a fantastic player. He's been brilliant for England and I hope he will stay at Liverpool."
Henderson has also defended Sterling in light of the negative press he has received in recent weeks, adding: "One thing I love about him is that he's a great person and a great lad.
"He's getting a lot of criticism because of the contract situation but he's first-class as a person. All the lads love him whether it's with England or Liverpool.
"He's a great professional. His work ethic is fantastic. He works as hard as he can and wants to improve all the time."
As for Liverpool’s signing of James Milner on a free transfer, the former Sunderland midfielder said: “His attitude on and off the field is first class. You know you'll get energy from him.
"He's a quality player. I watched a lot of City players last year and he contributes a lot with assists and goals. He's got a lot of ability. And he does a lot of the dirty work as well. I look forward to playing with him next season."
Jordan Henderson hopes his Liverpool and England colleague Raheem Sterling will commit his immediate future to Anfield.
Sterling’s contract dispute with the club continues, with the 20-year-old refusing to sign a new deal.
Manchester City and Arsenal are just two clubs linked with signing him this summer, but Henderson is keen for the forward to remain on Merseyside.
Henderson said: "He's obviously left his future to whoever's representing him in regards to what he wants to do.
"But for me, Raheem Sterling is a fantastic player. He's been brilliant for England and I hope he will stay at Liverpool."
Henderson has also defended Sterling in light of the negative press he has received in recent weeks, adding: "One thing I love about him is that he's a great person and a great lad.
"He's getting a lot of criticism because of the contract situation but he's first-class as a person. All the lads love him whether it's with England or Liverpool.
"He's a great professional. His work ethic is fantastic. He works as hard as he can and wants to improve all the time."
As for Liverpool’s signing of James Milner on a free transfer, the former Sunderland midfielder said: “His attitude on and off the field is first class. You know you'll get energy from him.
"He's a quality player. I watched a lot of City players last year and he contributes a lot with assists and goals. He's got a lot of ability. And he does a lot of the dirty work as well. I look forward to playing with him next season."
Liverpool have frozen general admission match day ticket prices for the 2015-16 Premier League season.
The club had set up a ticketing working group, including members of Official Supporters Committee, Spion Kop 1906 and Spirit Of Shankly, to look at the affordability of tickets at Anfield.
They had already announced a 10 per cent reduction in season ticket prices for juniors and a price freeze on all adult general admission season tickets for next season.
The working group has met on three occasions and already come up with a number of initiatives, although prices for the season starting in August were the priority.
Liverpool chief executive Ian Ayre said: "Following our recent announcement to freeze general admission season ticket prices and reduce junior season ticket prices, we are now pleased to announce a freeze on all general admission match day ticket prices for next season.
"We have worked in collaboration with the ticketing work group as we look at practical initiatives to increase accessibility and affordability of tickets at Anfield.
"We now have an opportunity with the Main Stand expansion providing increased capacity for the 2016-17 season to explore further ticketing initiatives with the group.”
Bob Humphries, chairman of the LFC Supporters' Committee and member of the ticketing working group, said: “We are pleased to see that the club has listened to our concerns about ticket prices and have, at least in the short term, agreed to change their proposals and freeze prices to allow us time to work with them to find solutions.
“In the coming months we will be meeting to discuss pricing in the new stadium and making it more affordable and accessible for current supporters and for the future generations of young supporters.”
Liverpool have frozen general admission match day ticket prices for the 2015-16 Premier League season.
The club had set up a ticketing working group, including members of Official Supporters Committee, Spion Kop 1906 and Spirit Of Shankly, to look at the affordability of tickets at Anfield.
They had already announced a 10 per cent reduction in season ticket prices for juniors and a price freeze on all adult general admission season tickets for next season.
The working group has met on three occasions and already come up with a number of initiatives, although prices for the season starting in August were the priority.
Liverpool chief executive Ian Ayre said: "Following our recent announcement to freeze general admission season ticket prices and reduce junior season ticket prices, we are now pleased to announce a freeze on all general admission match day ticket prices for next season.
"We have worked in collaboration with the ticketing work group as we look at practical initiatives to increase accessibility and affordability of tickets at Anfield.
"We now have an opportunity with the Main Stand expansion providing increased capacity for the 2016-17 season to explore further ticketing initiatives with the group.”
Bob Humphries, chairman of the LFC Supporters' Committee and member of the ticketing working group, said: “We are pleased to see that the club has listened to our concerns about ticket prices and have, at least in the short term, agreed to change their proposals and freeze prices to allow us time to work with them to find solutions.
“In the coming months we will be meeting to discuss pricing in the new stadium and making it more affordable and accessible for current supporters and for the future generations of young supporters.”
Liverpool first team coach Mike Marsh has left Anfield following the club’s end-of-season review.
Marsh, whose contract was up at the end of the campaign, was informed it would not be renewed after talks between manager Brendan Rodgers, chairman Tom Werner and director Mike Gordon.
The 45-year-old made over 100 appearances for the club between 1989 and 1993 - an FA Cup victory in 1992 the highlight of his career - before moving on to play for West Ham, Galatasaray and Southend.
He returned to the club in a coaching capacity at Liverpool’s academy in 2009 and became manager of the club’s U18 side in 2011.
A year later, Marsh became first-team coach following Rodgers’ appointment in the summer of 2012.
Liverpool will replace Marsh in due course, but goalkeeping coach John Achterberg, whose position had looked uncertain, will continue in his current role.
Liverpool first team coach Mike Marsh has left Anfield following the club’s end-of-season review.
Marsh, whose contract was up at the end of the campaign, was informed it would not be renewed after talks between manager Brendan Rodgers, chairman Tom Werner and director Mike Gordon.
The 45-year-old made over 100 appearances for the club between 1989 and 1993 - an FA Cup victory in 1992 the highlight of his career - before moving on to play for West Ham, Galatasaray and Southend.
He returned to the club in a coaching capacity at Liverpool’s academy in 2009 and became manager of the club’s U18 side in 2011.
A year later, Marsh became first-team coach following Rodgers’ appointment in the summer of 2012.
Liverpool will replace Marsh in due course, but goalkeeping coach John Achterberg, whose position had looked uncertain, will continue in his current role.
