Joe Cole, from Blue-Red Changed

Seven years strengthens London team Chelsea, the England international midfielder Joe Cole decided to continue his career at Liverpool. Can he become a local legend at Anfield?

Cole was still in their productive age, is still 28 years old. He had enough time to demonstrate all skills to Liverpool, a club that won his heart and ask for her hand in when it became a free agent this summer.

Salary of 80 thousand pounds will be poured into their accounts every week for four years. Thus the contract agreed by both parties, and in the near future fans of The Kop will soon see Cole wearing a red uniform, after 10 years is identical to the blue.

Striker legend Ian Rush was so enthusiastic in recruiting Cole. In the eyes of him, Cole is an amazing player, skillfull and intelligent typical midfielder who can break the defense line of the opponent teams. Once, he had never mentioned as 'The Next Paul Gascoigne'.

Liverpool, he said, did have a young attacker-attackers. But now they need more experienced players, and Cole is a player that.

"Joe can play in behind Torres. People do not know where he was because he could play in left, right or near the striker. I think this is a great recruiting," said Rush told Liverpool TV.

"The skill, he's the best in the UK. There is no better than him. I am sure Roy Hodgson will play him in every game, especially when he's playing well."

Cole is believed to leave Chelsea because they do not really become a regular starter in the star-studded squad. Stamford Bridge even though the public loved him.

Graduated from West Ham United player this is the force "first" in the era of Chelsea's "rich".When Roman Abramovich bought the club in the summer of 2003, Cole is a local star who purchased other than Wayne Bridge and Glen Johnson.

Many years defending the Blues, Cole's career ups and downs. He quite often bandaged injury, affected the rotation system, but often become decisive game of the team. Peak recognition in the game when he was elected as Chelsea Player of the Year in 2008.

Cole has since left London and anchored in the port city with a club that has a remarkable history. The challenge is in front of her eyes, as Hodgson gave costumes numbered seven, the number who had used the two greatest players the Reds: Kevin Keegan and Kenny Dalglish.