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Juergen Klopp responded to Frank Lampard’s warning about Liverpool’s arrogance. Klopp said Lampard still had to learn to sort out what should not be discussed after the fight.
Lampard criticized Liverpool after Chelsea fell at Anfield in the middle of last week. In a match that ended with a score of 5-3 for Liverpool’s victory, Lampard was involved in a confrontation with Klopp on the sidelines.
Lampard looks angry and argued with Liverpool staff. After the match, Lampard warned Liverpool not to be too arrogant after becoming the Premier League champions.
The Chelsea manager then said that he had no problems with Klopp. Lampard later also clarified that he was not upset with Klopp, but with ‘the people behind the bench’.
Klopp replied to Lampard’s statement by saying that his team was not arrogant. The Liverpool manager also said Lampard still had to learn not to talk about what happened on the sidelines after the match was over.
“You can not attack me with something like that and my bench because we are not arrogant,” Klopp said in a press conference ahead of the match against Newcastle on Friday (24/7/2020). Sky Sports.
“Frank is clearly in a competitive mode. I really respect that. In my view, in a situation like this, you can just say what you want to say.”
“For me, after the match, it’s finished. I have often said in the past because it was pure emotion. We were really carried away.”
“He came here to win or get points for the Champions League. I really respect that. What he has to learn is finished when the referee blows the long whistle and he doesn’t do that.”
“Talking afterwards like this, it’s not beautiful. Frank has to study. He has a lot of time to study because he is a young coach, but he has to study.”
“We are not arrogant. On the contrary. In a moment like this, with all the arguments, if you say something you want to hurt others. It’s okay with that, but after the game is over, close the book. He doesn’t do that and that’s what I don’t like. , “he said.
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