Glasgow –
Steven Gerrard got what he could not get together Liverpool, namely the league title. Gerrard just did it together Rangers FC.
Gerrard is undeniably a living legend of Liverpool with all the goals, assists and trophies he has ever given. He alone struggled to advance Liverpool when he won the 2005 Champions League.
Even when there were lots of offers coming from big clubs at that time, Gerrard remained with the Reds. However, perfection belongs only to God and Gerrard also had flaws in his career.
Not a matter of how badly closing his career at Liverpool was, Liverpool finished eighth and Gerrard was pushed over by Brendan Rodgers at that time, but about his failure to win the league title.
You could say that’s what is less than a career Steven Gerrard at Anfield. During his career, Gerrard was the most stuck in bringing Liverpool runner-up in 2002, 2009 and 2014. The most painful thing is of course 2014 when Liverpool were at the top until nearing the end of the season, before being overtaken by Manchester City.
Gerrard will always be remembered for his slip when Chelsea won 2-0 at Anfield in April 2014, which was the culprit for Demba Ba’s goal on goal. Liverpool. But, Gerarrd as manager was able to make up for it.
Yes, with Rangers in his second season, Gerrard managed to make the club into the Scottish League championship ladder 2020/2021. This is Rangers’ first league title in 10 years, striking Celtic as eternal rivals.
Remarkably, Gerrard does this in style, with Rangers unbeaten until Week 32 with 28 wins and four draws. There have been 77 goals scored and only nine conceded.
Rangers are even unbeaten in their last 17 matches across competitions. However, this league title is only the beginning for Gerrard who wants to take Rangers further.
This week’s Europa League round of 16 against Slavia Prague could be a further step for Gerrard and The Gers’ troops.
“I’m having a hard time saying words at the moment. I’m really emotional and this journey is not over,” he said Steven Gerrard of Daily Mail.
“There will be others and for me after winning, I always think about the next step. I am very proud of the players and they are an important part of this club,” he continued.
“I always say that the first one is always difficult. But, I am very hungry for further titles and I hope the players can feel it too.”
(mrp / krs)
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