Vanrouge
Full Member
Rodgers has done it before and no doubt he'll do it again. He's the first to praise the players and he's also the first to tell them they were poor.
Again, though, they were inarguably poor in that last eleven minutes or so, but so were his substitutions (Coutinho and Moses while a fit Agger was available), which certainly didn't indicate a mindset of "shutting up shop." A mea culpa would have been well-timed on this occasion. Just demonstrates a bit of a cloth ear in terms of how he thinks he's perceived, and it can take something like this trickle of doubt to turn into an avalanche, especially if Liverpool start slowly next season.