Liverpool have been given the go-ahead to install a privacy screen around their Melwood training ground. The club has grown concerned that confidential team details have been leaked out before matches as opportune observers and photographers watch their training sessions. The club proposed a 4.5metre fine mesh screen to be installed and Liverpool City Council planning committee has given its approval on Tuesday. Liverpool have been given permission to install a 4.5metre fine mesh privacy screen at their Melwood base . The club had grown concerns over confidentiality of their team details being leaked prior to matches . The news will please manager Brendan Rodgers (centre) who can now prepare his side with extra care . Local resident Thomas Jones explained how many neighbours to the training complex wanted a designated area for fans to be able to watch the players and did not want a screen put up. He described how residents have had several problems with fans keen to see the team train. Some have taken bins out of residents' paths to stand on as they try to watch the Liverpool players. He said last week a coach of Japanese tourists arrived to observe training from outside only to be turned away. A curtain of fine mesh will now cover at least one pitch and further talks are planned with residents. Local residents wanted a designated area for fans to be able to watch training and did not want a screen up .
Liverpool City Council planning committee gave its approval on Tuesday.
Liverpool had grown concerns over confidentiality of their team details.
Opportune observers and photographers have watched sessions in past.
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