Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp wants everyone at the club to ignore their recent form.
The Reds coach is aware of the importance of the Merseyside derby against Everton on Monday.
The Toffees are bouncing after beating Arsenal 1-0 last weekend, but Klopp wants his Reds to show their quality and passion.
He stated in his matchday programme: I have said before that sometimes these matches can be too intense and I know this isn't always what people want to hear, but it is true. Intensity is a part of what we do and the reality is that we could not do anything without it, but we have to bring our other qualities too or else we will just make a difficult fixture even harder.
Our form going into tonight is not what we would want it to be and we are as aware of this as anyone. I have no doubt that Everton will look at us and think that we are not in our finest moment because that is true, but it is up to us to fix that and no-one else.
When I first came to Liverpool I told the players that everyone is responsible for everything and I believe that as much now as I did then. Whatever problems we have, each of us can solve them together.
I know that this isn't the best time that our supporters have ever had following Liverpool, but they also have a part to play not just tonight but in every game we are involved in from this point on.
I say this not as a request, because I know our fans deliver more than any others, but to underline the need for togetherness in bad moments even more than the good.
Someone told me that there will be a 'flag night' on the Kop tonight and, to be honest, that made me excited because if there's any way that it can look any better than it does at other times I cannot wait to see it. If the noise can match the color then we really are in for something special."