everyone had pushed on and it was late in the game. That was irrelevant but the second goal was really disappointing. "We had enough time and we were creating enough chances. We didn't need to go that gung-ho trying to get the equaliser." Jones was named as the Liverpoolfc.com man of the match for his performance, with the custodian producing several fine saves to thwart Swansea on the evening. It was the Australian's fourth consecutive appearance in the first team, and he's hopeful he's staked his claim to don the gloves on a more regular basis. "Everyone wants to play," Jones said. "When I came to Liverpool I knew Pepe had an unbelievable record. He's a difficult guy to get out of the way. We have a good, friendly rivalry, along with Peter Gulacsi as well. "For me this run of games has been a good opportunity to play and show I can perform if needed in the first team. "Then it's down to the manager to what he sees fit. It's a case of all of us putting pressure on each other. "I've been fairly happy with how things have gone. I haven't had masses to do but I feel that what I have done has been fairly steady."