Gary McAllister Set To Join Liverpool FC As First Team Coach ; Fans Delighted (Tweets)

epa02734837 Aston Villa's assistant manager Gary McAllister reacts during the English Premier League soccer match between Arsenal and Aston Villa at Emirates Stadium in London, Britain, 15 May 2011. Aston Villa beat Arsenal 2-1. EPA/KERIM OKTEN NO ONLINE/INTERNET USE WITHOUT A LICENSE FROM FOOTBALL DATA CO.LTD.

Former Liverpool FC midfielder Gary McAllister could be offered a role on Brendan Rodgers coaching staff, according to reports on Wednesday night and Liverpool fans are delighted with the fan favorite potentially joining the club, again.

Brendan Rodgers agreed to the dismissal of his long-serving assistant Colin Pascoe and first-team coach Mike Marsh during an end-of-season performance review with Liverpool FC owners, replacing them with U-16 coach Pepijn Ljinders and England U-19 coach Sean Oa Driscoll.

It was reported earlier that the manager is looking to add another coach to the Reds backroom staff, mostly an ex-player.

And yesterday, reports emerged that Liverpool FC were in talks with club legend Gary McAllister over the role. The former midfielder, who was instrumental in Liverpoola s treble winning season of 2001, and who won the league with Eric Cantona and Leeds, also who is credited by Steven Gerrard himself of giving him invaluable mental tips that helped him improve as a player could prove to be an invaluable addition to the young Liverpool FC squad if his history is anything to go by.

Gerrard, 20 back then, said that he would always try to be among the first to get to the team bus, “so I could sit next to McAllister, absorbing advice”.

Liverpool FC fans have been delighted by the news of the former cult hero returning to the club as evident in the tweets below.

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