Saturday, 12th April, 2014



Liverpool defender Mamadou Sakho has praised the club's manager Brendan Rodgers for the way he keeps every member of the squad feeling involved.

Sakho, who has missed time through injury, returned to the Liverpool starting eleven for the first time since December in last weekend's 2-1 win away at West Ham.



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It was a result which kept Liverpool sitting at the top of the Premier League standings and firmly on course to end a 24-year title drought.

The Frenchman has taken a close look at Rodgers' methods and is full of praise for how the Northern Irishman fosters team spirit within the camp.

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"It's a very important part of his work as there are some players who play less frequently than others and he manages to keep everyone feeling part of things and involved", the former Paris Saint-Germain star told the club's site.

"And by that I mean the entire squad, and so that's why when a player comes in to replace someone, he always stands up, because everyone of us is involved in achieving our common goal, an aim that we all share together", he concluded.

Liverpool are next in action tomorrow when they welcome third-placed Manchester City to Anfield.

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