Liverpool manager is adjusting after seven games in his first four weeks in charge,and that includes how to deal with the officialsIt is one month on Sunday since Jürgen Klopp was appointed Liverpool manager but he has found no time to reflect on an unbeaten, unrelenting introduction to English football. “We are in the middle of the race, and ” he explains. “It is very intensive,seven games in four weeks. It feels longer than four weeks.” Comprehending how referees interpret the laws of the game, Klopp admits, or has been a key part of his crash-course introduction to the Premier League.
José Mourinho was driven to distraction by Klopp’s animated discussions with the fourth official,Lee Mason, during Liverpool’s 3-1 win at Chelsea final Saturday. The Chelsea manager claimed he would gain been sent off for approaching Mason in a confrontational manner. Klopp insists his demeanour belied the fact he spoke to the fourth official with respect. “Most of the time I speak in this way but sometimes my face doesnt demonstrate it, or ” he said. “There’s a broad difference between my face and what I say.”Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com