In the final instalment of a three-part video interview, Steven Gerarrd answers questions sent in by Reds fans. You can watch the interview today if you have an e-Season Ticket or simply read the question and answer session.

Did you feel that we had lost to Luton when Cisse missed that penalty?

To be honest with you, I never ever thought that we were going to lose to Luton even when we were 3-1 down. [Even when] we missed the penalty I was always confident that we had enough players on the pitch and enough quality to get back in the game. Although we were getting beat 3-1, we were still creating a lot of chances and if you do play like that then you know that the goals are doing to come and eventually they did.

Has being the captain of Liverpool changed you in any way?

I'd like to think so, yes. I think that it's made me a little bit more mature off the pitch and I think it's improved me as a player but I don't think its changed me as a person. I still like to think that I'm the same person I was before I became captain.

Having studied the footage from the Champions League final, everybody seems to run to Jerzy Dudek but where exactly did you run to because you don't seem to be on any of the cameras?

I can't remember really but I think it was just to celebrate with the fans, the staff and players who were left out. I can't really remember exactly where I ran. I just remember us all starting in the blocks and everyone going off in all different directions! Thinking about it, I maybe should have run to Jerzy as he was the hero on the night but it was just a great night. I've got so many memories from that night, it's unbelievable.

Have you had much stick off Xabi Alonso for going mad at him before he scored his second goal against Luton?

No. In fact I still go mad at him now because I think to myself that if we were drawing the game and his shot never went in then we might have had a few problems! In the end it was a great goal from a great player but it was only a matter of time before he scored one of them any way because he's always trying them in training. There's actually a picture in a newspaper of about five of us about to go mad at him but it's just that I got caught on Match of the Day!

We can guess your favourite moment in a Liverpool shirt but what's been your worst?

It's difficult to put your finger on one but scoring an own goal in a cup final and losing out to Chelsea was a low point but every time you get beat it's a depressing feeling. It's horrible to be on that bus after a defeat because it's just not a good place to be when you get beat.

You've got the best souvenir ever from the Champions League final but have you been tempted to buy any of the other sorts of memorabilia out there?

No, I haven't really. I've got my shirt that I wore and scored in and I've got Schevchenko's shirt and my winners medal. I've got a load of photos and the programme and my captain's armband so I'm happy with what I came away with from Istanbul. There are a lot of souvenirs out there though and I just hope the fans don't get ripped off for them.

In your time playing for Liverpool, who's been the best player that you have either played or trained with?

I've played with so many good players its difficult to put my finger on one. Michel Owen and Robbie Fowler are two of the best strikers in the world when they're on form. I'm playing alongside Xabi whose one of the best passers of the ball I've ever played with and Jamie and Sami at the back have been awesome so it's hard to pick jut one out. The current side now is full of top top players and I'm sure that there is going to be more on the way.

Do you ever get embarrassed by all of the Man of the Match awards that you win?

No, not really. It doesn't embarrass me because it's a proud feeling when you get Man of the Match. I don't go into any game trying to get Man of the Match, I just try and approach every game the same. If I don't get Man of the Match and we win then that's fine with me.

Have you ever won the lottery?

No, never not even a tenner.

Who was the first person you called on your mobile from Istanbul?

My dad because I knew he was over there so I wanted to get him to the hotel. He was with my brother and a few friends so as soon as I got on the bus, switched my mobile on and got rid of all the text messages I had, I phoned my dad to come and meet me at the hotel to join in the celebrations.

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