Klopp

[nil_desperandum]

Did you see the replays of half time? He was shouting and flailing his arms at the 4th official, he came chasing Dyche down the tunnel doing the same thing. Doesn't matter if Dyche said something that wound him up. He shouldn't be allowed to act that way. Its disrespectful to the game.

Even if Dyche told him where to go, it still doesn't warrant actions like that. One thing against another manager, but also against the officials?

Don't get me wrong, I love a bit of passion in the game but I'm with Dyche when it comes to my opinion of him. I think he's a disrespectful idiot, Dyche already told him what he thought in a previous game after he was taunting our bench with his stupid celebrations, and now he's shown that if we are respectful in victory he will do exactly the opposite and act like a spoilt teenager.

If we acted in a similar fashion in victory as he did, I'm sure he'd end up punching Dyche and getting banned from the game, but we don't because our staff are respectful.

Sean Dyche doesn't appear to agree with you. he considered it to be something and nothing:
Asked about the incident, Dyche told Sky Sports: “You know when we come to these places, we are allowed to actually fight.

“We are allowed to actually try to win. That’s all it was.

“A couple of things got said. It was absolutely nothing that should be out of the norm.

“It was just two managers fighting for their teams, wanting to win a game.

“There’s nothing wrong with that.”

[superdimitri]

Sean Dyche doesn't appear to agree with you. he considered it to be something and nothing:
Asked about the incident, Dyche told Sky Sports: “You know when we come to these places, we are allowed to actually fight.

“We are allowed to actually try to win. That’s all it was.

“A couple of things got said. It was absolutely nothing that should be out of the norm.

“It was just two managers fighting for their teams, wanting to win a game.

“There’s nothing wrong with that.”

Oh common man, you can clearly see Dyche doesn't like Klopp and Klopp doesn't like Dyche, he's just playing it down to the media.

Those quotes are a bit like Ashley Barnes when he said the Fabinho incident was just a bit of handbags. What someone thinks and what they say to the media are two very different things.

Actions speak a lot louder than words.

[MrTopTier]

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[ClaretTony]

I think you are all being quite unkind to Klopp. He's a man of his word. He promised he would shave off his beard next time Liverpool lost a home game in the Premier League and he's done it today.

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[Fenwick]

Mrs Rashid was innocent ! don't tar her with the same ( tooth ) brush

[Hibsclaret]

Klopp and Dyche probably haven’t got on since the Ben Mee incident at the Turf. This started the dislike between each other I think. You can tell by how they bump fists or shake hands when they barely make eye contact. This has happened in the last few meetings.

I said this at the game last season but people in the know on here thought differently. Last night pretty much proves it given how respectful Dyche is with every other manager.

[Bullabill]

He's not the best loser but name me many managers who are?

There can be only one.

[TheFamilyCat]

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[Steve1956]

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Thanks for that one MrTT,absolutely brilliant.

[Stayingup]

HIs first sentence "an impossible game to lose"

Yes and of course there is no such thing as an impossible game to lose.

How many times have we seen incredulous comments and behaviour from managers when we have beaten them. Quite often. Chelsea, Spurs (Poch)
etc. Its as though they have a right to win and underestimate us.

[Steve1956]

Link didnt work but its funny

[robclaret]

Maybe we're interpreting his comments differently. I assumed he meant that it was a "must win" game for them, which they lost, hence "impossible to lose".
His English is good, but sometimes the choice of phrase from foreigners can cause misinterpretation.
But, irrespective of that comment, I didn't hear him complain about Burnley at all. He focused on his own team's failings, and took the blame himself.
I'm a big fan of Dyche but if you don't think that he makes "dubious" comments in his post match interviews, then you have very claret tinted glasses.
Supporters of other clubs consider him to be a real whinger.
Klopp had a disastrous result and is under tremendous pressure from the media. Overall, I think he's handled the press ok.

Hiya desperandum. Reading your reply and after a few days to calm down calm down, you give me a lot of food for thought. Maybe I did misinterpret
his comments. I'm not a fan of his,so maybe I was already clouded and I took it the wrong way. I really upset my aunt who's a scouser when I moaned to her. She obviously loves him. As for Sean, I was meaning he never says anything out of the spur of the moment. He always says what he means and doesn't say things out of anger.Totally understand other fans seeing him as a moaner because of what we have in numbers. He does it all the time. UTC

[robclaret]

Maybe we're interpreting his comments differently. I assumed he meant that it was a "must win" game for them, which they lost, hence "impossible to lose".
His English is good, but sometimes the choice of phrase from foreigners can cause misinterpretation.
But, irrespective of that comment, I didn't hear him complain about Burnley at all. He focused on his own team's failings, and took the blame himself.
I'm a big fan of Dyche but if you don't think that he makes "dubious" comments in his post match interviews, then you have very claret tinted glasses.
Supporters of other clubs consider him to be a real whinger.
Klopp had a disastrous result and is under tremendous pressure from the media. Overall, I think he's handled the press ok.

Hiya desperandum. Reading your reply and after a few days to calm down calm down, you give me a lot of food for thought. Maybe I did misinterpret
his comments. I'm not a fan of his,so maybe I was already clouded and I took it the wrong way. I really upset my aunt who's a scouser when I moaned to her. She obviously loves him. As for Sean, I was meaning he never says anything out of the spur of the moment. He always says what he means and doesn't say things out of anger.Totally understand other fans seeing him as a moaner because of what we have in numbers. He does it all the time. UTC

[nil_desperandum]

Hiya desperandum. Reading your reply and after a few days to calm down calm down, you give me a lot of food for thought. Maybe I did misinterpret
his comments. I'm not a fan of his,so maybe I was already clouded and I took it the wrong way. I really upset my aunt who's a scouser when I moaned to her. She obviously loves him. As for Sean, I was meaning he never says anything out of the spur of the moment. He always says what he means and doesn't say things out of anger.Totally understand other fans seeing him as a moaner because of what we have in numbers. He does it all the time. UTC

I was just trying to be a bit balanced.
He wasn't complimentary to us, but he is under pressure, and clearly there is some issue between him and Dyche.
I think he's just typical of a manager at a top club who gets upset when they lose to a "lesser" club. He's no better, no worse, but I didn't think that his reaction the other night was notably worse than what we regularly see, and that was my point really.
The "incident" at half-time was just two men who are a bit pumped up, but to say, as some did, that Klopp should be banned for his half-time "antics" seemed way over the top to me. Nothing much to see.
UTC as you say.

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