Liverpool manager Bredgan Rogers says he is content with his team's performance so far in the League.The 40 year old former Watford,Reading and Swansea manager expressed his delight especially after two successive wins over Tottenham and Cardiff respectively.
The Reds' 3-1 home victory over Cardiff City was enough to claim pole position on goal difference, after Arsenal and Chelsea played out a 0-0 draw on Monday night. It was just reward for the club, who have recorded an explosive four-game winning streak, which produced 17 successful strikes.
The Irish man is pleased that his players has seen the product of their hard work which eventually doubles up as a Christmas present for their fans.
Obviously we're happy and content, but we want to maintain it," he said of Liverpool's seat at the top of the table. "From January last year, we've shown we can consistently perform and we can win games on a regular basis.
"I think we've shown we're a very attack-minded team, we've got the most goals this calendar year of any Barclays Premier League team and it's a consequence of all the great work the guys have put in on the training field. They're getting their reward for it, and during Christmas too, which is a very nostalgic time for the country.
"People always want to know where a team is at [in the standings] around Christmas Day, which is great for us because we want to be top, and we are. But, we want to be there at the end of the season too."Rogers said in a press conference.
By:Frank Darkwah.
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