JAMIE: WE'RE STILL CONFIDENT
Jamie Carragher remains confident Liverpool will progress from Group A despite admitting he and his teammates deserved to lose against Marseille.
The Reds lost 1-0 at Anfield on Wednesday night, but with four games remaining the club's vice-captain insists it's not yet time to panic.
"We've got to be confident," Carra told Liverpoolfc.tv. "We've got a big, strong squad and the players have proved over the last few years that we are very good in this competition, so we will still have the confidence.
"We know it will be difficult but it's up to us now to show the character and the quality to go through.
"We are making it tough for ourselves but there's still four games in which we can get enough points.
"We didn't play well tonight, we weren't at our best and credit to Marseille because they played well. They deserved to win.
"Towards the end was probably the only time we put them under pressure."
Rafa Benitez's side have just one point from two games in this season's Champions League – and Carra admits it's hard to fathom what's going wrong.
"I don't know what's going wrong in Europe at the moment, because we're doing well in the league and Carling Cup. It's difficult to put your finger on it.
"We've got a big game now on Sunday and we want to go out on a win before the international break." |
發表於 2007-10-5 12:25 AM
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