James Milner

Yeah, of course it did.

I think we all knew that.

Big credit to the manager and all the boys as well.

The manager knew it.

He was angry, but he kept most of it in and said what needed to be said and got us going.

I think you saw in the second half it was more like how we'd been playing and getting about the ball in the first half.

We weren't really at the races and they're a good team, so we gave ourselves all the work to do, but it shows a lot of character to come back from a goal down away from home and get three points.

As long as they end up in the back of the net, that's all I'm bothered about.

Yeah, it was a big moment in the game, obviously, and we had chances during the second half, so it was important we took that, and thankfully it went in the net and we've got the three points.

Yeah, I think ultimately we were disappointed, I think.

We played well first half, second half we didn't do enough.

Probably a fair result in the end, I thought.

We deserved to be in front after the first half.

They've come out second half.

Once we scored the goal, we didn't really get in the face as much as we had before that and on the front foot, which was disappointing, but it's a tough place to come.

That's part of football, I suppose.

You've got to learn quickly and that's the Premier League, fortunately enough.

I've played in it for long enough to have enough experience and know what it's like.

I've played in enough positions throughout my career, so it's just trying to learn as much as you can and, like you say, adapt to the new position.

Yeah, I'm a Liverpool player and I'll do whatever I can for the team and if the manager wants me to do that, I'll do that.