According to The Mirror
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/liverpool-need-two-more-big-1545890Looking at the first and second strings below, and not wanting to get bogged down with questions like should Sterling be played ahead of Downing or not (because I feel the front and middle 3 can rotate and cover to some degree), I agree with Gerrard and think we are short just three players of really challenging for the title.
Assuming we stick with a Rogers 4-3-3
Pepe Reina
Glen Johnson---Martin Skrtel---Daniel Agger---José Enrique
Steven Gerrard-----Lucas
Joe Allen
Stewart Downing--------Luis Suárez
Daniel Sturridge
Brad Jones
Andre Wisdom---Jamie Carragher---Sebastián Coates---Jack Robinson
Jordan Henderson-----Jonjo Shelvey
Suso
Oussama Assaidi--------Raheem Sterling
Fabio Borini
It seems to me the the obvious weak areas are as follows:
Central attacking midfielder
Allen hasn't impressed enough to date, Shelvey still has a way to go and Suso is not the finished article. I would love to see Sneijder come in. He'd be perfect.
Wide attacking forward
A Downing replacement for the right of the attacking trident. Sterling is great, but we lack depth in this area. Borini is not at the required level and Assaidi can't get a game for some reason. How about trying for Alexis Sánchez?
Left back
Though Johnson can play there, it's not his best position. Enrique hasn't looked that bad there, but he at least needs competition.
So do you agree with Gerrard? 2? Or 3 more? Or are we fine after the great showing against Norwich?
Which positions?
Who?