Brendan Rodgers Not Feeling More Depressed

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Brendan Rodgers Not Feeling More Depressed - Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers said he did not feel more depressed following the poor results lately.Rodgers future had been in doubt to doubt this summer because the Reds live a disappointing 2014/15 season. However, after a change in the ranks of his staff, he eventually survived.After winning the first two games this season's Premier League, Liverpool then only played one draw and two defeats. The latest was a 3-1 defeat at the hands of Manchester United at Old Trafford.Liverpool will face Bordeaux in the Europa League group match on Friday (18/9) pm dawn. Rodgers will rest six key players. In a news conference, when asked about the level of pressure that is being experienced, Northern Ireland coach said that just mediocre."Same as it ever was and maybe what I experienced in the past or know more," Rodgers said."I do not feel any improvement. It is the pressure that comes when coached a big club. When you lose a couple of matches, the pressure comes. But, I always enjoy it.""Nothing has changed in that respect. I just need to concentrate on bringing the team properly. The pressure sometimes there is a package for the manager and this club."