Liverpool will miss their captain's leadership as well as his footballing ability, but the squad is better equipped than ever to cope. One could make a pretty strong argument that for the best part of three months now, Jordan Henderson has been Liverpool's most influential player. He isn't necessarily the most naturally gifted player in a squad littered with world class players in virtually every position, but he has consistently stamped his mark on games and been the driving force of the team through what is traditionally the most taxing stretch of the season. There are two aspects to this; Henderson the midfielder, and Henderson the captain. Both versions have been an inspiration for Liverpool, with his imperious, swashbuckling performances accompanied by his outstanding leadership qualities, helping guide his team through multiple difficult scenarios and constantly demanding the same lofty standards of others that he demands of himself. The news from Jürgen Klopp's ...
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