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

Stephen Gerrard once called a Liverpool team better than Lionel Messi after he was shocked by his capabilities in Anfield.

Stephen Gerrard calls his greatest teammate for Liverpool

The Reds legend spent 17 years of Mersiside after coming through the Liverpool Academy, where he first returned in 1998.

During that time, GERRRRD will never win the Premier League, however, it decreased as one of the greatest players that the first journey has ever seen. Throughout the world, Gerard also became a star, as he had everything she needed to be a midfielder, and was known to score goals from a distance.

He could have left Liverpool on many occasions during his career, but he remained red until 2015, and shortly after MLS with La Galaxy, he would call time in his career.

Over the years in anfield, Gerard was playing with some of the best around him, including names like Xabi Alonso, Luis Suarez and Fernando Torres. The legend of the English language actually called the eleventh greatest Liverpool of the stars with which he played, and Gerard himself truly called on the side.

However, one name on this eleventh came once to praise Gerard, as the midfielder compared him with a specific Argentine symbol.

Gerard once called Liverpool to flip Joe Cole better than Messi

In 2010, Messi was already once, and soon you will get two Ballon d’or, which is considered one of the best on this planet.

However, Liverpool just Joe Cole fell freely after his departure from Chelsea, and in his early days in Anfield, Gerard’s attention drew the attention of Gerard.

In fact, Gerard said that Cole left him a shock in training and said that his English colleagues could do better things than Messi.

Gerard may have supported Cole for the Player of the Year award in 2010/2011, however, he scored only two goals in the Premier League in 20 games, and in the following season, he was sent to the night before he finally left to join West Ham in January 2013.

Things in Cole did not succeed in Liverpool the way he and Gerard imagined, and it is fair to say that his profession and Messi went in completely different directions after the 2010/11 campaign.