Curtis Jones sends strong message over Liverpool future as 'standards' impact explained

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It started with the likes of the lads that are going to leave."You obviously go through your ups and your downs and when you look left and right, it is always those boys around in the hardest times, the lads are always there. He was always the first in the gym, he was always the last out."There was obviously a time when I was struggling with injuries and stuff, and Mo let me use his personal physio and stuff on the outside.

I respect him even more for that as well."Then Robbo, on the flip side, he obviously was one of the ones when I came around the team from a kid, he was always there, he always helped me. He always said that the talent was there and the ability was there, but I had to work harder, and he was hard on me."There were obviously times when I thought it was a little bit personal!

But the older I got, the more mature and wiser that I got, I knew it was always with love and that he wanted to see me do well. He was unbelievable as a human being and was unbelievable as a player."He was a huge help and in games like that he was always a lad that I thought if I give him the ball, he's going to go and score at the end and bail us out when we're in a little bit of trouble and stuff."To lose him, I'm standing here now and I can feel it in me, I feel emotional when I speak about it and stuff.