Virgil van Dijk, after a disappointing 0:3 defeat to Nottingham Forest at Enfield, said that the team's players were letting their coach down - Goal.

This defeat was the only defeat for Arne Slot's team in the remaining seven matches, which dropped the Reds to 11th place in the Premier League standings.

" They missed the standard again. The situation is already very complicated. “We were too boisterous, and that’s natural, if you’re in a bad situation,” Van Dyck said in anger.

The 34-year Dutch captain directly pointed out that responsibility lies with the gravers, and not with the coach.

" The headache for me is those that every person can take on responsibility,” he said. - “We, madly, let down the coach, but we let ourselves down. This is chaos - and this is just a fact. As honorable champions, we cannot be in such a situation as we are constantly experiencing,” adding the captain.

Van Dijk, who was the only one from the team, played the final match, singing his determination to lead the club out of crisis.

" I will never give up. I will continue to chew,” he summed up.

Virgil also added that the defeat at home at Nottingham Forest was unacceptable, and called on the team to find a balance and be more clinical in front of goal.