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Rodgers sent home after virus

Last Updated: Sun, 30 Dec 2012 13:45
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Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers has been told by doctors to miss his side's trip to QPR today because he is suffering from a virus.

Rodgers will not be on the sidelines after being isolated from the Merseysiders' squad and sent home along with the club's head of performance Glenn Driscoll and second-choice keeper Brad Jones.

First-team coaches Colin Pascoe and Mike Marsh will take charge of team affairs at Loftus Road with Hungarian keeper Peter Gulacsi likely to back up Jose Reina.

Liverpool's club doctor Zaf Iqbal said: "It was impossible for Brendan, Glen and Brad to attend the game.

"They are not fit to be at the match and any contact with the rest if the squad could cause the bug to spread to more of the playing staff."

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