Gerrard was left shocked by Liverpool flop and called him better than Messi

Steven Gerrard Once Called a Liverpool Teammate Better Than Lionel Messi After Being Stunned by His Abilies at Anfield.

Steven Gerrard Names Greatest Liverpool Teammates

The Reds Legend Spent 17 Senior Years on Merseyid After Coming Through Liverpool’s Academy, Making His Debut Back in 1998.

During that time, Gerrard WOULD Never Win The Premier leagueHowever, he has gone down as one of the Greatest Players The Top Flight has been seen. Across the World, Gerrard also Became A Superstar, Having Everything You Need To Be A Top Midfielder, and was Known for scoring goals from Distance.

He Could Have Left Liverpool On Numerous Occasions During His Career But Remaine A Red Until 2015, and, following a brief stint in the mls with the galaxy, would call time on his career.

Over the Years at Anfield, Gerrard Would Play With Some Of The Best Around, Including Names Such As Xabi Alonso, Luis Suarez and Fernando Torres. The English Legend has actually named His Greatest Liverpool XI of Stars He Played With, and Gerrard Quite Rightly Named Himself in the Side.

However, one name not in that xi ounce cam in for high praise from gerrard, with the midfielder comparing him to a certain argentine icon.

Gerrard Once Called Liverpool Flop Joe Cole Better Than Messi

In 2010, Messi Was Already a One Time, and Soon-to-Be Two Time Ballon d’Or Winner, Look As One of the Best On The Planet.

However, Liverpool Had Just Signed Joe Cole On Free Transfer Following His Departure from Chelsea, and in His Early Days at Anfield, Caught Gerrard’s Eye.

In fact, Gerrard Said Cole Left Him Shocked in Training and Said that his fellow Englishman can do that better than messi.

“Messi can do some amazing THINGS, but anything he can do, joe can do as well, if not beter. He used to shock us in training by Doing footy tricks with a golf ball that most players can’t do with a football. [Player of the Year] Award This Year. “

Gerrard May Have Backed Cole for the Player of the Year Award in 2010/11, Howwever, He scored Just Two Premier League Goals in 20 Appearances, and the Following Season, was smelling out on loan to lille before Eventually Leaving to Join West Ham on a permanent basis in january 2013.

Things Didn’t Work Out for Cole at Liverpool The Way He and Gerrard Imagined, and it’s Fair to Say His and Messi’s Careers Went in Complely Different Differences after that 2010/11 Campaign.