by Eight years later, when he described his Premier League debut by Jürgen Klopp at the end of the first season of the German, who was responsible for Liverpool, Cameron Brannagan, Cameron Brannagan, how his formative years spent from “Superstar” teammate “The Standard” for his success in EFL.
At the age of 28, with 200 professional appearances, the Oxford United star lovingly recalled from “fantastic” senior players in the club and named Steven Gerrard, Jamie Carragher, Phillipe Coutinho and Lucas Leiva as “helpful” role models that shaped his game.
While Brannag’s time that got through the ranks in Merseyside, the club won a variety of large trophies, including the Champions League 2005 under Rafael Benitez.
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In an interview with Sportsboom, the midfielder experienced the way his teammates were involved in a changing room occupied with stars, and selected several managers from their breakthrough season: “It is quite arguing when they go into a dressing room and have superstars there, but they feel fantastic if they feel comfortable.
“Over time, I got a little older [Adam] Lallana and [James] Milner. [Jordan] Henderson was fantastic. “
“During my time in Liverpool, there were so many that would help them. If they thought something, they would come and tell you. “
Brannagan explained how important it is to promote young talents, and showed excellent how his experienced teammates always kept the yardstick high: “They set the standard and if they were not at this standard or to be the best and win everything, then they would let them know.”
The advice that Brannagan received from his teammates in Liverpool as a teenager served him well. Now, a Stalwart of Oxford United, a leading role was played when the team was encouraged last season by the Play-Offs of the League One.
And in the chopped waters of the championship, Brannagan in Oxfords Battle of staying over water in the second stage was four places over the dreaded relegation zone with 25 of the U games this season.
Now, an influential leader in the Oxford -Judge cabin, he gives the teachings of his former Champions League teammates to young players further into the first team: “I try to use this [advice] Now I’m a bit an older professional to help young players who have a long journey ahead of them.
“The boys will tell you that I hate losing it. I think a large part of this trip comes from the inside and wants to be successful. “
“Win a habit and lose a habit in my eyes. You train every day to win, and if you don’t, you will be a loser, that’s a fact. “
Brannagan gave his senior debut in the Europa League in Bordeaux as a teenager and ended the 2015/16 season with the last three Premier League games of the campaign.
When he thought about his time in Liverpool, he said: “When I look back, I wanted more if I was honest. I wanted to play football for the first team every week. “
“For my Premier League debut there was a special moment with my whole family there. It was something that I had worked on as crazy from five years of five years after I had gone through the rows there.
But Brannagan admitted that he knew when it was right to move in search of new pastures and more consistent football of the first team: “At the time, Liverpool didn’t want to be my way to play football professionally every week.”
“When this opportunity came to the jumping ship, I was only a young child, so I had to take this opportunity to show that I was more than good enough to play professional football.”
