Can Steven Gerrard be classed as a domestic failure?

[KentBlue]

I remember the rumours that he wanted out but was 'persuaded' to stay where he was. Chavs, I think, were interested.

 

[117 M34]

Yeah but you can blame the gangsters in Liverpool for that because he would have won the league at Chelsea if he went there

 

[mat]

I know he doesn't like pancakes.

His missus loves pancake batter mind.

 

[Tugay One Cup]

I don't know if I'd consider him a failure because Liverpool just weren't that good. I think he does get a bit overhyped in general though, to be honest. Really good player and everything but never in the top tier. Unlike Lampard.

 

[bluealf]

His voice goes through me ****

I always thought you were a bloke tbh

 

[Blue Mist]

His missus loves pancake batter mind.

Rumours were that the burglaries whilst players were away.......
Oh I've said to much.

 

[Mancity1980]

His voice goes through me ****

Should there be a comma before that last word?…:)

 

[Mancity1980]

I don't know if I'd consider him a failure because Liverpool just weren't that good. I think he does get a bit overhyped in general though, to be honest. Really good player and everything but never in the top tier. Unlike Lampard.

Dipper or no dipper, yes he was overhyped but in terms of the Lampard Gerrard debate they were both as good as each other. In fact I have to honest given a choice I would rather have had the scouser playing at city.

 

[Inter Me Nan]

He was a world class player and carried Liverpool to many of those trophy wins. The goals in the Fa cup final against West Ham were unbelievable. Liverpool were frankly never quite good enough to win the league while he was there and that isn’t down to him. Compare the teams Lampard was part of for example and its not fair to judge him solely on trophies won.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Why does everything have to be binary these days?

If you don’t win something, you’re a total failure, if you do, you’re a Saint.

Gerrard was one of the best midfielders in the Premier League era.