Published: 17 Oct 2011 – 09:53:00

Midfielder Charlie Adam has denied he dived in the build-up to Liverpool’s goal against Manchester United on Saturday.
Steven Gerrard put the Reds in front at Anfield after converting a free-kick, which Adam had won after taking a tumble in a challenge with United defender Rio Ferdinand on the edge of the box.
The Scotland international has been accused of play-acting after the slightest of touches from Ferdinand, which halted what had been a dangerous run.
But Adam is adamant he did not make the most of the incident and claims he would not have passed up what could have been a goalscoring opportunity.
“I felt a touch and if I hadn’t gone down I would have been clear through on goal so there must have been contact,” he said.
“That’s the way I look at it. I felt contact when I went past Rio and that’s the way it goes.
“I’m not just going to go down easily. I’m not that type of player. It was a foul and that is why the referee gave it.”

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