"Clearly didnt have the quality" - Some Liverpool fans slam former player, who has blamed training regimes

Rangers midfielder Ryan Kent has blamed Liverpool’s training regimes for the slow start to his professional career, during an interview with Rangers TV. The 22-years old player graduated from Liverpool’s academy but failed to get a run in the first team and was sold to The Gers for £7m last summer. Kent only made one appearance for Liverpool and it was during an FA Cup tie against Exeter City in 2016. The youngster spent last season on loan at Ibrox before making the move permanent. Some Liverpool fans react to Ryan Kent blaming the club for his slow development.  

Kent complains that #LFC training didn't help him, but lauds Rangers 🤔 https://t.co/jy4RxvMRMV

— Empire of the Kop (@empireofthekop) October 25, 2019

He wears blue. He's bitter.

— Doc (@cjdoc) October 25, 2019

Another big time reserve player better than the club lol

— Simon 1974 R (@srice1974) October 25, 2019

Sour 🍇😬

— LFC_CONNECTICUT (@ConnecticutLfc) October 25, 2019

Bet his head was not focus at his last days at Melwood, so he's not training properly. Blame it on yourself kiddo! #LFC

— Fari Siregar (@Fari_Siregar) October 25, 2019

Clearly didnt have the quality or mindset needed for Klopps training. Inferior players need inferior training techniques from the looks of it. Or he didnt like us holding out for a bigger transfer fee🙈

— Andrew Bryans (@BryansAndrew) October 25, 2019

Source: FootballFancast