Jamie Carragher

Because over the last few months, you're trying to obviously...

make the team get better, get better results, and you've played lots of different formations at different times.

Can you just explain how it looked tonight?

It looked like you had two wide strikers and a box midfield.

Arnie, you mentioned there about, obviously, at the moment, the criticism about the team is that it's a little bit slow, it's a little bit boring.

At the start of the season, it was completely different.

How difficult is that as a manager to sort of get that balance right?

And also, if that is the criticism right now, about the team being a little bit slow, a bit pragmatic, how do you improve that?

How can you work on that?

I was, actually.

I said that's just one of those games that sometimes you have to accept.

But what I would say, Arne, I think some of the games that we've watched against, say, Sunderland and Leeds, I would say at home,

was not like the Burnley game.

The Burnley game was one of those games that I think it was unlucky.

Whereas the Sunderland game and Leeds game, you are there as a supporter or a pundit or as a Liverpool fan as I am, actually think we need more than that.

The game needs to be a bit quicker.

You know, the intensity needs to be there.

That was lacking, I felt, in those games.

But that, I don't think, was the case against Burnley.

How old would you have been then, were you?