Arne Slot's Liverpoolare in crisis, and their midfielder Curtis Jones has described the situation in a very explicit way: "We're in the shit"

PSV Eindhoven beat Liverpool 4-1 at Anfield, prolonging their poor run of results, the worst since 1953.

Liverpool, who had just lost 3-0 to Manchester City and 3-0 to Newcastle, had not lost three games in a row by three goals for 72 years.

In a long, long time, I had not seen a Liverpool go through a stage like this with results like these

Curtis Jones

The Reds have lost nine of their last 12 games in all competitions.

Curtis Jones: "It's just unacceptable, I have no words"

Curtis Jones told Irish radio station RTE, "I don't have the answers. I honestly don't. I tell everyone. It's just unacceptable. I don't even have to wait to think about it. I'm not even that angry anymore. I'm at a point where I just don't have words."

Right now, we're in a mess and that has to change

Curtis Jones

A section of the Anfield crowd booed their team after the game.

"It's difficult because I play for the team I support. I'm a fan and I've watched this club all my life. In a long, long time, I hadn't seen a Liverpool go through a stage like this with results like this. But in the end, we still have that shield on our chest. And until we lose it, we're always going to fight," said Curtis Jones.

I'm fine with my position. It's not the first time I've been in a difficult situation, but it's time we got it back

Arne Slot

The 'red' youth player shared that "we will try to get this team back to where it should be, to show everyone again what this club is and why they call it the best team in the world".

"But right now, we're in a mess and that has to change," he said

Arne Slot: "I feel safe, I'm fine, I have a lot of support from above"

Arne Slot, the Liverpool manager under fire, feels secure in his position despite the historic poor run of results and the criticism he has received.

"I feel safe, I'm fine, I have a lot of support from above. It would be nice to turn things around and get a win, of course, but if you work as a coach and things don't go well, it's normal for doubts to arise," said the Dutch coach.

The Liverpool manager stressed that "I'm fine with my position. It's not the first time I've been in a difficult situation, but it's about time we got it back."