Aussie goalkeeper Brad Jones keen to impress in rare FA Cup chance for Liverpool Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers says he's got just 15 fit players to choose from ahead of this weekend's FA Cup 4th round match, after first team regulars Glen Johnson and Lucas were ruled out indefinitely. Melbourne Victory v Liverpool FC at the M.C.G., Brad Jones thanks the fans after the 2-0 win. BRAD Jones is aiming to prove once more he still has plenty to offer at Liverpool as he gets a chance to impress against Bournemouth in the FA Cup fourth round on Saturday. Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers confirmed the Socceroos goalkeeper will start in the match away to the Championship side on Saturday, in which will be just his second appearance of the season, with his other coming against Oldham in the last round of the competition. Jones, 31, was given more chances last term owing to injuries to Pepe Reina but pre-season signing Simon Mignolet has played in every Premier League game this season. However, the back-up goalkeeper is ready to prove he is capable if required in more major encounters. "For me, it's a case of training hard and making sure that I'm ready," said Jones. In general, I treat each day before a game like I'm going to play, even though 99 per cent of the time I probably won't. Despite spending much of his career on the bench for former club Middlesbrough, Liverpool and for the Socceroos, Jones said it's his job is to be fully prepared in case he is called into action at short notice. This proved to be decisive when he came off the bench after goalkeeper Doni had been sent off and with his first touch of the ball saved the resulting penalty in the 3-2 win over Blackburn for the Reds in 2012. Brad Jones will be looking to impress in his chance between the sticks. However, the West Australian said he is looking forward to being in the starting line-up against the Cherries, having made 15 appearances last season. I learnt pretty early on that anything can happen. And it can happen to me. I've been called upon five minutes before kick-off; there have been lots of different things," he said. I've realised that you've got to prepare all the time like you're going to start, so that if that surprise is sprung on you, you're as ready as you can be. Liverpool goalkeeper Brad Jones will play against Bournemouth in the FA Cup. There are obviously boys whose chances have been limited. If the gaffer gives you a chance, you've got to try and take it. Being a goalkeeper, it's different if you're not playing. It's rare that you come on as a substitute. But I think in general it's very similar for a lot of players. Nothing gets guaranteed, it's purely down to the manager's ideas of the game and what he wants to do and circumstances. I'll just continue on. I've said it before -- I didn't expect to play so many games last season and you never know what's going to happen.