liverpool must stick with manager brendan rodgers as he is the right man to take the club forward, believes former reds' striker stan collymore rodgers has come under fire following a disappointing third season with the anfield outfit   which has led to some unhappy fans calling for his dismissal not since the 1950 has a previous liverpool manager  gone three campaigns without a trophy, but that is the unwanted fate that will meet the 42 year old at the end of this term liverpool must keep faith with under fire manager brendan rodgers, believes ex kop striker stan collymore  the reds' fa cup semi final exit against aston villa on sunday followed defeat at the same stage of the capital one cup by chelsea a season of false hope was compounded further as the club failed to progress past the champions league group stages and were then dumped out of the europa league on penalties to make for a gloomier outlook, the merseysiders' hopes of a top four spot seem remote   as they trail fourth placed manchester city by seven points with six games remaining liverpool's fortunes are in stark contrast to last season when they came agonisingly close to being crowned champions of england for the first time since 1990 and speaking on talksport, collymore is adamant that rodgers is still the correct figure to make the reds a force to be reckoned with once more 'i believe liverpool should have patience with brendan rodgers,'  the kick off host said rodgers (right) saw his team dumped out of the fa cup semi finals by aston villa at wembley on sunday  'the reasons are quite simple: he is a very good coach, he has a proven track record   going back to chelsea under jose mourinho   of promoting youth, developing youth and giving them an opportunity 'what he didn't have, having been at two smaller clubs in swansea city and reading, is a track record of spending big money, which he needs to do to take liverpool onto the next level 'but, he took liverpool to two semi finals this season and they were within a whisker of winning the premier league title for the first time ever last season 'so, for me, brendan rodgers is the right man' fabian delph (centre) scored the matchwinning goal  as  villa condemned liverpool to a 2 1 defeat on sunday 
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