Gerrard: Fatigue is all in the mind

Steven Gerrard claims worries about burn-out and player fatigue ahead of the World Cup will evaporate if he can inspire Liverpool to become the club champions of the world next month.

Wed, 16 Nov, 2005 - 18:42

Steven Gerrard claims worries about burn-out and player fatigue ahead of the World Cup will evaporate if he can inspire Liverpool to become the club champions of the world next month.

As reigning European champions Liverpool have to travel to Japan for two matches in the Toyota Cup – FIFA’s new-look Club World Championship – in December.

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