Daniel Agger pledges future to Liverpool While he may not be the most vocal on the pitch, Agger believes he has done - and will do - plenty in terms of leadership but admits he cannot replace Carragher. Jamie speaks for himself. To be at that level for that long, it's not impossible but really close," he added. You learn from every single player you play with in training. If you want to be the best you have to learn from the best. I don't think you have to replace him because every footballer is not the same. Every person is different. When someone steps down, someone else has to take over. I play the way I do. I am the person I am and I'm doing the things I'm doing and I won't really change. I am taking the responsibility I need to take. I enjoy it and there are a few players who are taking a lot of responsibility. Aside from the defence requiring a possible overhaul, manager Rodgers knows he has to bring in more players to give Liverpool a chance of challenging for a Premier League top-four spot. And even with no European football and a likely seventh-place finish, Agger is confident recruitment will not be a problem. "Liverpool will always attract great talent and footballers so I'm not worried about that," he said. Liverpool is such a big club worldwide I think - and I hope - most players would want to join this club. We need to change something. We need to get some goals in and we need to move forward. It is difficult to say if the squad needs much work. We've shown some really good football this season but we haven't been consistent enough - we have to admit that. That is what we need - we need consistency.