Jurgen Klopp believes his position is not under threat.
The Reds lost five successive home games for the first time in the club’s history.
They are 22 points behind league leaders Manchester City and have a number of key first-team players in the treatment room.
Klopp insists the club’s American owners has got his back and he will not lose his job if he fails to save Liverpool’s season from a total disaster.
Klopp said: “We cannot do other than our best – and that’s how it always is.
“And if there is somebody who thinks there is another one (manager) who can do better then they have to make the decision. That is clear.
“I don’t think that’s the case. Not that nobody else can do it better but because I don’t think any of the directors have that opinion – at least nobody told me.
“When we win football games we are not constantly partying and if we lose we are not punching each other’s face. It is somewhere in between.”
Klopp added: “I had a situation at Dortmund after a very successful spell.
“At Dortmund, it was not even half as bad from an injury point of view as it is here. We had much less points after the first part of the season.
“The difference was that we had injuries in the first part of the season and in the second part they all came back.
“We had a winter break and I knew that all the players would be back, so it was a completely different situation because pretty much nobody comes back here.
“So you can’t compare it.”
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