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any news on when they are going to start the work on the stadium its self?

Yeovil striker Adam Morgan is set to leave Huish Park, just months after arriving from Liverpool.

The 20-year-old made only seven substitute appearances after making his loan move from Anfield permanent in January and Glovers boss Gary Johnson confirmed he will be playing his football elsewhere this season.

"His future lies away from here," he told BBC Somerset.

"We feel he won't be in our squad so we need to help him find somewhere to play some football."

Brendan Rodgers' side kick off their fixture list in the United States with a glamorous friendly against Serie A outfit AS Roma at the iconic Fenway Park.

From there, they participate in the International Champions Cup, including group matches with Olympiacos, Barclays Premier League rivals Manchester City and AC Milan.

Back with the Reds after a campaign on loan and determined to make his mark, Suso expects the journey across the Atlantic to maintain the preparation work achieved to date.

"We are working every day, double sessions with the team," the 20-year-old explained to LFCTour.com after a training drill at Melwood.

"We have big games in America as well and I think they will work for us, because we have to get fitness and improve as a team. Training and fitness is really important, but games are too because you are going to play games every weekend.

"Liverpool always play good games in pre-season; the games in America are going to be good for us because the players and the team are going to improve."

Suso's breakthrough season, 2012-13, brought 20 appearances for the Liverpool first team - yet he opted for a temporary switch to Almeria to ensure game time last summer.

Now he senses an opportunity to impress Rodgers once more and the young playmaker is wholly aware of the importance of performing to his maximum every single day.

The Spain youth international continued: "The manager will put in the team the ones that are better; if someone is playing better, they will have more chances.

"He sees the games but he also sees training every morning and afternoon, how we work. The one that works hard is the one who is going to play.

"What I want is to play for this team. I wish I could start every game for this club. I want to be here for a lot of years because I like everything here - the city, the country, the language, everything. It's really good to be here; I'm really happy, it's like a dream."

England have dropped ten places to 20th in the latest FIFA world rankings, meaning they are now officially worse than Bosnia-Herzegovina according to the complex system.

The Eastern European nation, who participated in their first World Cup in Brazil, also exited in the group stage but, unlike England, managed to win a game. They have now moved up two places to 19th, leapfrogging Wayne Rooney and co.

Other nations to feature above the Three Lions now include surprise quarter-finalists Costa Rica plus Mexico, Greece and the USA – who all made the last 16 at the World Cup.

England are now only seven places clear of rivals Scotland, who remain 27th after a month in which they played no matches.

This is England’s lowest ranking since June 1996, when they were 24th following two years without competitive games in the run up to hosting Euro 96.

Roy Hodgson’s men aren’t the only side to see their stock fall with Spain dropping from 1st to 8th, Brazil from 3rd to 7th and Portugal from 4th to 11th following their embarrassing exits.

The Netherlands and Costa Rica both climbed 12 places, to 3rd and 16th respectively.

Australia, down 14 to 76th, are the lowest ranked team to have competed in the World Cup – where they lost all three matches, conceding nine goals to Chile, Holland and Spain.

England are now only the 12th highest ranked European nation, which could have serious repercussions. If they are not back in the top nine by the time of the next World Cup qualification draw in July 2015, they will not be seeded and could face the likes of top-ranked world champions Germany.

That is a shame. Be nice if someone can get him in and he can start scoring goals. Yeovil went down last season and strange that they don't see him as a League One player. I hope he ends up at my other team Oxford.

why the hell are swansea letting michu go on a season long loan to napoli? its not like he was a flop or has a attitude problem

i find it very very baffling

Yeah I was thinking that myself Suso.

surely they dont have to get ripped off in the process. they should tell him to chat da fack up and grow a pair like we did last season with suarez.

they should at least get a good price for him

the size of his thighs

Sterling's got skills

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