"It was a different Liverpool second half. I think Jurgen Klopp would have asked for more intensity. I think there was a change in the game, and that was Arteta and Klopp going head to head on the side of the pitch. "They were all present today as the statement indicates and I don't think there is one person in English and Welsh cricket that doesn't feel the necessity to take these steps and to make the initial changes to eradicate this situation of racism in cricket and take it out forever," he added.©2021 Sky UKNFLNewsInterviews, Comment & Analysis@ch_skysportsLast Updated: 15/11/21 4:22pm "Now, we need to use the confidence that we gained from that and take it into Saturday. We need to really go out there, attack the game and not back off at all." Focusing on his mental health and wellbeing project Mantality, which he started when he was ruled out with an ACL injury in 2016, has helped combat those symptoms too, but there are still issues from what, to many people, can seem like an invisible injury.