Brendan Rodgers

[danperkins]

We're going to win the world cup

[Neil Young]

We should be aiming for at least one Nobel prize next season.

[danperkins]

Either that or at least the Zenith Cup

[souliv]

In my opinion next season Rogers needs a cup win and to be in the hunt for top 4 until the end of the season, that will then show really show progress any lower and I would question if he is the right manager to take the team forward, also stop buying Swansea players more like Coutinho please

[Kenneth]

I just want to see us continue with improving the football we play as some of our play this season has been first rate. That combined with sorting out our defensive mistakes. That will have us finishing higher and challenging for cups and CL places. If it still looks like we're progressing, however slowly, then I'll be satisfied I think.

[kingfunk]

@AccioMaria: This season, Liverpool have outscored City (71 goals vs 66) and conceded as few as United (43). Improvement from last year.

[Shaggy]

@AccioMaria: This season, Liverpool have outscored City (71 goals vs 66) and conceded as few as United (43). Improvement from last year.

I think that's really encouraging. +28 GD too. I've always thought goal difference is an underrated barometer of where you're at. I know ultimately it's about points and where you finish but it's a definite plus. We've been hammering **** teams, bar the odd blip, and that's what the top teams do.

[G]

Obviously those figures helped by United today but it is a positive.

Next season we have to keep beating the lesser teams and start getting something off the top 4 or 5

[kingfunk]

Like you said earlier, I now feel more optimistic about next season, more than I have for many years. All the signs are positive.

[Fredo]

If we have to rebuild an entire defence I reckon it'll be another season of transition next year. Losing Pepe, Carra and maybe Skrtel in one transfer window is going to be impossible to recover.

[RichC]

I dunno I think it will be less painful that perhaps we think, sure it'd be a big change at the back but it could allow Rodgers to bring in the players he sees fitting his system best (not Ash Williams please )

[cream]

Another transfer window like January and we're laughing. Some of the players we've been linked with tells me we are heading in a really good direction.

[Mark79]

So we’ve finished 9 points better off than last season, it’s fair to say that Rodger’s has delivered solid progress in the league in his first season.
The improvement in the Goals For and Goal Difference columns is especially promising.

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Out of interest, here's how our points difference on last season compares to other teams:

Chelsea +11 pts
Liverpool +9
Everton +7
Arsenal +3
Spurs +3
West Brom +2
Man Utd =
Everyone else - minus

[spider-neil]

Really important to get the defensive players as early as possible in the transfer window to bed them in. We could be losing 3 defenders and a keeper and that is a big ask to hit the ground running.

[~LFCHistory~]

If we have to rebuild an entire defence I reckon it'll be another season of transition next year. Losing Pepe, Carra and maybe Skrtel in one transfer window is going to be impossible to recover.

Perhaps but if we buy the right players I personally think we'll be fine, in recent years all of our sensible signings have settled from day one - Meireles, Suarez, Enrique, Coutinho, Sturridge