Brendan Rodgers needs help to turn Liverpool into winners again, Paul Dalglish has told SportArena.
The Anfield chief has failed to land any silverware in his three seasons on Merseyside and defeat to Hull on Tuesday night has ramped up the pressure on the Northern Irishman.
Dalglish believes the Reds stick should by their under-fire boss for another year, but he wants the club to bring in an experienced football figure to work alongside Rodgers.
Speaking on Extra Time, the former Reds youngster and son of legend Kenny, said: “I don’t think it is the right thing to get rid of Brendan Rodgers now.
“I was surprised when Brendan was given the job in the first place, but now he has been in the job for three years he has shown signs of getting more used to the level of expectations and pressures and how to manage a big club.
“I don’t think it is a case of getting rid of Brendan Rodgers. I think it is more a case of trying to get somebody in to help him. There is no point taking the three-year learnings of a young manager to then go and change things.
“More important for me would be to get somebody in to help him who has been there, done it and won things. If you look at the Liverpool staff at the moment, there are not many people who have much experience at winning.
“Liverpool really want to start winning things, and somebody who can help him win would be they most sensible solution, rather than to try and change everything."
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