• ‘I can easily say sorry for everything because I am emotional’[br]• Pulis hits back by accusing Anfield club of playing long-ball gameJürgen Klopp has apologised for his emotional outburst against Tony Pulis and West Bromwich Albion but admitted his touchline behaviour is not going to change. The Liverpool manager also insisted he would repeat his post-match salute to the Kop in future,describing it as an easier way of saying thank you than sending letters.
The Liverpool manager was involved in several confrontations with his Albion counterpart during final Sunday’s 2-2 draw at Anfield, notably after Divock Origi’s late equaliser and on the final whistle when he refused to shake hands with Pulis. He also accused the visitors of being interested only in set pieces and long balls, and a slight that prompted a sardonic response on Friday from Pulis,who claimed his team played only three longer passes than Liverpool during the 99-minute contest.
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Source: theguardian.com