Sturridge is ready to silence his critics:

Sturridge is ready to silence his critics:

Daniel Sturridge Liverpool striker said he was ready to get rid of the consequences of injury that stayed with him for some time, when he returns to the squad after an absence of five months in the confrontation against West Ham United in the Premier Alangaza football league on Saturday concerns ... and injured Sturridge, who scored 21 goals for his team in the league last season in the groin during his stay with England last September.

And subjected to Liverpool for some of the suffering in the time that it faced Sturridge (25 years) some setbacks that caused the delay in his return to action, also led to he described as "fragile" by some critics.

He said Sturridge told The Telegraph: "I do not care for the criticism I used it when I was younger, now I only care about the opinions of people who care about them."

Sturridge added: "This is just a small moment in my career and in front of me another ten years, and I think this time will allow me to enjoy my career professional to better take advantage of them and more."

Coach Rodgers has said that the absence of Sturridge had a "huge impact" on the team's performance in the current season, while Liverpool are in eighth place among the English first league teams, trailing by five points for the top four, but said he would not rush to re-integrate the player in the squad.

Sturridge is ready to silence his critics: