Brendan Rodgers insists he sees nothing wrong with his Leicester City players arguing on the pitch.
A number of Foxes players were seen arguing with each other during Sunday's 5-2 loss to Brighton at the AMEX.
But Rodgers insists the situation was not a sign of disunity in the dressing room.
Rodgers said after the game: "I'm happy when that happens because they've got to tell each other. You can't hide behind the rock and pretend it's not happening.
"The group is very much together, that's the beauty of it. The spirit is there. They're a great bunch of guys who have talent but at the minute, collectively, they're not quite showing that talent, and that's confidence.
"They're very much together, there's no doubt about that. If they're telling each other things on the pitch, I like that."