Monday's performance against Everton was much more like the Liverpool we have grown accustomed to seeing in recent years.
It wasn’t the most flamboyant performance, but the players competed. We had leadership in the middle of the park with Jordan Henderson in there and the midfield was strong and compact, which hasn't been the case with Keita and Thiago in there in the last few games.
The big thing for me was the togetherness of the team, above all else. The defence, midfield and attack have looked completely disjointed in recent weeks but we were unified against Everton. The commitment and desire to fight for the right to play was there, and you couldn't knock them.
