ALL THE GOALS AND ALL THE ACTION FROM THE 2012/2013 SEASON The summer of 2012 marked the start of a new era at Anfield with Brendan Rodgers appointed as the new manager of Liverpool FC. With the emphasis on positive, attacking football the squad is developing into one of the most exciting in the Premier League and the building blocks for a bright future are now firmly in place. The Manager’s first season featured 30 goals from Luis Suarez, an emotional farewell to Jamie Carragher and a series of stylish victories including a 6-0 win at Newcastle. Featuring every goal and every game from the Premier League, FA Cup, Capital One Cup and Europa League this is the complete review of 2012-13.
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