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Man on the ground: Rodgers is doing wonders with his players

  Positive noises have been emanating from Liverpool FC’s offices in Chapel Street      over the latest set of financial statements to be published , covering the 2012-13 season. Whether through achieving record turnover and breaking through the £200m  barrier for the very first time, reducing bank debt to £45.1m, or keeping interest            payments manageable at £4.4m per year, these are promising headline figures. But      let’s take a deeper look, and see whether that positivity should be believed, or instead treated as spin.