Benitez fumes after draw at Wigan
Benitez saw his team frustrated by a late Wigan goal
Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez blamed a "crazy" second half after his team dropped more Premier League points after a 1-1 draw at Wigan.
Mido scored a late penalty as Liverpool dropped to third in the Premier League - further denting their title hopes.
"I prefer not to say too much but I am not happy with a lot of things," said Benitez, whose team have drawn their last three league games.
"The second half was crazy and when it is crazy you cannot control things."
Benitez did not expand on what he meant by "crazy" but refused to say whether it was linked to several physical challenges on Steven Gerrard by Michael Brown.
"I am disappointed with a number of things but no, the Wigan approach I will not talk about them," he added. 606: DEBATE
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"It has happened in the last three games. They have something in common I don't like. I know why but I cannot say anything."
Prior to Wednesday's match at the JJB Stadium, Liverpool's previous two games were against rivals Everton and both finished 1-1.
After Sunday's game against the Toffees Benitez accused the opposition of negative tactics - and the Reds have now drawn their last three Premier League games.
Yossi Benayoun had given Liverpool a first-half lead against Wigan with a brilliant finish from a tight angle - and it looked as though it would be enough to move the Reds level on points with leaders Manchester United.
But Mido struck after 83 minutes - and Benitez added: "We are really disappointed.
"In the first half we played really well and controlled the game.
"We have lost two points. We were much better in the first half. We had control of the game. We didn't kill the game."
Benitez's team now face a huge game against Chelsea at Anfield on Sunday.
Chelsea and Liverpool are level on points, though the London club have a superior goal difference.
"We have an important game on Sunday," said the Reds boss. "And if we play like we did in the first half we can beat anyone.
"All the games will be important until the end of the season. It depends on the other teams too but we have to try to play well and try to win." "I'm sure Mr. Ferguson will be delighted with the result
Wigan boss Steve Bruce
Wigan boss Steve Bruce paid tribute to his players after Mido's late goal ensured that the Latics avoided a third straight Premier League defeat.
"The resilience was there for all to see," said Bruce. "And we might have nicked it at the end.
"The squad are all playing well and bursting at the gut to get a game.
"We hope that Mido will be a really good addition. I have to say that all he has wanted to do since he got here is play football."
And with the result further undermining Liverpool's title campaign, former Manchester United defender Bruce added: "I'm sure Mr. Ferguson will be delighted."
What is Rafa on about, is this the problems or something?
