Liverpool conceded more ground in the title race last night, drawing 1-1 with Wigan Athletic after Mido's late penalty cancelled out Yossi Benayoun's opener.
The result has seen the Anfield giants slip to third in the Premier League, two points behind leaders Manchester United and seven goals' difference adrift of second-placed Chelsea.
Rafael Benitez's men are yet to record any league win in 2009, after starting the year with a handy lead, and the Spanish tactician aired his frustration with a signature set of cryptic utterances.
"I don’t know what is happening. Actually I do know, but I can’t say anything about it. It is just crazy," he told the press after the Wigan game.
"You can’t control what you can’t change. It could be like this for years.
"[Man United manager] Alex Ferguson has been here for 22 years and you can see what it means when you have been here for so long.
"The past three games have something in common I don’t like."
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