Conor Bradley, Liverpool defender, expresses his readiness for more playing time after returning from a hamstring injury. He played an hour in the Carabao Cup defeat to Tottenham Hotspur, marking his first start in six weeks. Bradley is eager to cement his place in the team and contribute to Liverpool's success.
Liverpool defender Conor Bradley insists he's "ready to go again" as he continues his comeback from injury. The Northern Ireland star returned to action in Sunday's 2-2 draw with Manchester United at Anfield.
That was his first start in six weeks, and now the 21-year-old is hungry for more as he looks to nail down more regular game time with the Reds. READ NEXT: Jim Ervin scotches Gavin Whyte rumours despite looking to strengthen his squad "But I think better on the ball and obviously try to create more chances and things like that. But I'm sure we'll look back on it and I think the next, second leg is not for another month or so, so we'll make sure we're ready for the next game on Saturday."
"They're always going to show up with a bit more fight and things like that, and it felt like we matched it, especially in the first half.
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