Former Liverpool goalkeeper David James isn't a fan of manager Brendan Rodgers' tactics.
James believes Kop boss Rodgers needs to alter his managerial philosophy to improve on last year's showing and claims the departure of the departure of 31-goal hitman Luis Suarez might actually help him.
"It was a little bit naive [last season], and I think Brendan Rodgers might think 'now we don't have the goal threat of Suarez, we have to be a little more defensive on occasions'," James told the People.
"That might be going against the grain slightly with Brendan, because his managerial history dictates his teams will score a lot of goals, but they also concede loads of goals.
"Somewhere, something's got to change."
He added: "Of course the pressure's on him - it's Liverpool. For a side that's never won the Premier League... it's 24 years now. That's older than most of my children!
"For a side that's not won the league for so long to still have this almost disproportionate representation of support around the world, for an unsuccessful league side, it has to be pressure year after year."
