Rodgers aware of his precarious situation

Brendan Rodgers knows his position as Liverpool boss could start to come under scrutiny if their current poor form continues.

Rodgers aware of his precarious situation
Mon, 24 Nov, 2014 - 06:14

Brendan Rodgers knows his position as Liverpool boss could start to come under scrutiny if their current poor form continues.

The Reds lost a fourth consecutive game in all competitions after going down 3-1 to Crystal Palace on Sunday afternoon and Rodgers’ side are now 18 points off the pace of Barclays Premier League pace-setters Chelsea.

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