Alberto Moreno Does Chris Kamara Impression, Reveals Brendan Rodgers Struggle

“Unbelievable, Jeff!” is a phrase that has worked its way into the parlance of the average football fan down the years. And it’s a line Alberto Moreno used to describe Liverpool’s stunning win against Borussia Dortmund in the UEFA Europa League.

The catchphrase is often used by reporter Chris Kamara to describe shocking moments on Sky Sports’ Soccer Saturday programme.

Moreno, it seems, hasn't quite nailed it yet:

Moreno was speaking ahead of Liverpool’s Europa League semi-final against Villarreal, with manager Jurgen Klopp seeking to secure his first piece of silverware at the club.

The left-back is a player who has made improvements to his game under the German’s guidance and conceded he feels he has more trust from Klopp than he did from his predecessor, Brendan Rodgers, per David Maddock of the Daily Mirror:

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It was hard with Brendan, he didn't seem to count on me much. As a professional I had to be available and I was ready, and I trained and was 100 per cent but I didn't play. That was tough.

Now I am playing—I can count on Mr Klopp who has placed his faith in me and I am in one of the best periods of my career. That means a lot to me of course.

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Moreno is still a young player accruing experience, but he’s a popular figure with supporters because of his appetite for the game and his amicable character.

Clearly he’s a player who is beginning to come out of his shell under the new regime and, for a footballer who seems to thrive off confidence more than most, that’s vital.

If Liverpool do go on to win this competition, Moreno may bring out the catchphrase a few more times yet.