Steven Gerrard is an English professional footballer who currently plays for Liverpool, who he has been with for his entire career. He made his club debut in 1998 and became a first team regular in 2000/1, before becoming club captain in 2003. Gerrard did not have immediate success in his career as a young player; he never played for England Schoolboys and had had trials with various clubs at fourteen. He scored his first club goal in the 1999/00 season against Sheffield Wednesday and has since gone on to score many goals for Liverpool, many of which have been crucial. He made his international debut in 2000 against Ukraine and appeared once in Euro 2000, but then missed out on the 2002 World Cup due to injury. Since then he has featured in both major competitions that England have qualified for: Euro 2004 and the 2006 World Cup.
Liverpool captain suggests Fabio Capello might be better looking elsewhere when he picks his squad for the Euro 2012 qualifier against Montenegro
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Liverpool manager Roy Hodgson did not know whether to blame fatigue or complacency for his side's lacklustre display in the 1-1 draw with Wigan... more
Liverpool will be without captain Steven Gerrard and striker Fernando Torres for their Europa League play-off second leg against Trabzonspor in Turkey... more
Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez claims if either Steven Gerrard and Fernando Torres leave the club it will be a departure of their own making and not because they have been sold to balance the books... more
Liverpool manager has welcomed the timely return to form of his captain but told the England man not to get too comfortable in his favoured central midfield role... more
Steven Gerrard has been ruled out of Liverpool's Champions League trip to Lyon, but striker Fernando Torres will be on the plane that heads for France... more
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