"It's definitely a lot different for me when we're home and away," said Bellamy.
"There's always more space for a player like myself away from home. It's something I'm used to because you should have seen how it was when I played for Celtic.
"Teams would camp out eleven defenders in their own box, even if they were three or four goals down. I struggled to even score one goal at home for Celtic, but it was easier away from home because teams were more prepared to commit.
"Certainly, that's what's happening a bit here at the moment. I've got more freedom and space away from home, but that's where I need to adapt at Anfield. My movement needs to improve at home to find those spaces.
"For a player like me, it's perfect when we get that first goal because the gaps start to appear."