I still believe in this squad. I still believe in every single player in this changing room and I believe the good times will come again.

The standards of this football club has been set for years and years and years and when you become below that then the criticism becomes higher and higher.

It's usually difficult when you're in this kind of run of form and the results that we've been having

It's not a good moment for us of course

But it's up to us to try and turn it around

We have to walk before we can run

And we have to do that quickly

And we have to build on hopefully a good performance

And if we do that then I do believe

You know come April, Maytime We'll be in a lot better position than we're in just now.

Hello, welcome back to 101 from Sky Sports. It's the podcast that brings you

conversations with some of the biggest names in the football world. I'm Juliet

Farrington. Joe's busy this week, being all swanky

with Sky and Baller League and also recording some more interviews for this pod. So you're kind of left

with me this week and one of the nicest people in football because this week I've been to Liverpool's

training ground in Kirby and had a conversation with the team's Vice Captain Andy Robertson, MBE.

And if there was ever an example of the highs and lows of football, it's him.

Because inside a week, he went from elation and an earthquake, if you hadn't heard.

The celebrations at Hamden Park caused a little bit of a ripple from leading Scotland to next year's

World Cup as captain to the frustration and disappointment of Liverpool going down to their

sixth defeat in seven Premier League games and that of course was at the weekend to Nottingham

Forest but he was really open and honest and also in good form considering when I sat down with him on Monday morning.

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