Jordan Henderson

So...

I think the squad death's a big thing, and everybody needs to just keep going, and even if you're not playing, you need to just get on with it and make sure you're ready in the next game, because ultimately everybody wants the same thing, and that's to win and be successful.

You're making a sound wall now.

No, yeah, of course, nice to win, but that doesn't mean too much to us.

I can look back on that after when I'm finished, but now I'll just concentrate on playing football.

I think we'll be a bit frustrated, a little bit disappointed because we didn't play to the level I think we're capable of and that we've set this season for the majority of the games.

At times it was good but I didn't think our rhythm was there in the final third, I didn't feel we created

many clear-cut chances I thought we defended well at times winning the ball back and keeping the pressure but in terms of creating chances I think we could have been a little bit more decisive in the final third That rhythm not being there what do you put that down to?

I'm not sure.

I think early on we didn't start the game great, to be fair.

But then we grew into it as the half went on, the first half, and we kept going and we got on the ball more and dominated with the ball.

And I felt as though we dominated the second half with the ball, but again, just didn't really create that clear-cut chance.

Roberto, I thought, was nearly in at one point.

And Philippe's strike, I thought, was in the top corner.

But it was a great save.

I'm not sure if it was nervy, but maybe we were trying to force it a little bit, a little bit hectic at times.

Again, I felt winning the ball back we had the right attitude, but on the ball just a little bit more calmness to get into the final third and when we're in the final third then go and punish them.

At the end of the day, we kept a clean sheet.

Man Utd were a very good side.

We've got to give them a lot of respect.