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I never understood it like that where I just sit there and [think] 'well he does not want it, or he doesn't want it' because I know they want it.

"So it is my job to make sure that they can.

I don't know exactly but somehow it happened that we didn't see the positivity in the situation anymore.



And he doesn't expect to have to ask his players to show any fight this time around if they go behind once again, which has been a familiar pattern of late.

"You saw the game," he continued.

The second half against Palace, they don't know how they got a point."

"That [performance] was very positive but we put ourselves under pressure by being 1-0 down and anyway we had to chase the game, it was not 1-0, then 2-0 and now let's go from there and stuff like this but it would be possible if we had made a few better decisions.

"And that is what I really see.

I never heard them say my team didn't fight because my team [always] went for it.

Sometimes it works out and this time for whatever reason it didn't but I will try it again."

Liverpool.com says: The Reds have come from behind often enough this season that they clearly know how to fight for the points but that wasn't on show at Goodison Park.