Rotate or not? This is our Liverpool back four for Stoke City

By David Gate | Apr 26, 2018

STOKE ON TRENT, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 29: Peter Crouch of Stoke City stretches for the ball as Dejan Lovren of Liverpool looks on during the Premier League match between Stoke City and Liverpool at Bet365 Stadium on November 29, 2017 in Stoke on Trent, England. (Photo by Gareth Copley/Getty Images) /

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Liverpool v Stoke City Back Four: Andy Robertson of Liverpool shoots while under pressure from Ryan Fraser of AFC Bournemouth. (Pic by Clive Brunskill for Getty Images) /

Left Back: Andrew Robertson

I feel about Andrew Robertson the way I feel about van Dijk; they are too good to drop now. They are two of the best defenders in the Premier League at the minute; it is madness to drop them.

We got a full experience of Alberto Moreno last weekend. The drop between the two players is now a chasm. The difference is from thinking something good is going to happen from left back/left wing to panicking anytime the ball is on that side of the pitch.

It will be tempting for Klopp to rest Robertson again with Rome in mind. The manager is the biggest believer in Moreno but I think even he will balk at using him this weekend if we want to beat Stoke easily.

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The Scotsman got his rest last weekend. Let him boss Stoke for 70 minutes and then rest him with Moreno if we have a 3+ goal advantage. That makes the most sense to me to get a win in this vital Premier League game.

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