Brendan Rodger indifferent about sack from Liverpool

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Liverpool Brendan Rodgers says he is unmoved by the sack speculation. Brendan Rodgers, Aston Villa's Paul Lambert, and QPR's Harry Redknapp have been numbered on most UK betting websites as Premier League bosses likely to be relieved of their job. The Reds' straight defeats and 12th place in the Champions League has pressured the boss. His side will need a win against Basel on December 9 to stay in the league. Voted the manager of year when he guided his team to second place last season, Rodgers said he is indifferent about the view of the leading betting websites.

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