“We have to build on what we learn now. What we learned this season, a lot, is how it doesn’t work out. From a counter-pressing monster to pretty much a non-existent counter-pressing side. I thought that was far away to be honest but it was pretty quick. It was pretty much done.
When it’s gone, it is for different reasons. Frontline defending was not great, midfield was not there. Very often in the last few years the discussion has been about our last line being too high, too risky.
It has developed a little bit into that over the years. Now when we haven’t defended that well up front any more, all of a sudden the last line was too high but we realise that too late. So how do we stop that if we don’t defend up front too well? Now we know how it doesn’t work, which is good. It is important information. Finally we know”.
And even as Klopp insists Europe remains a priority – in truth, he has more or less, raised the white flag. Not only that, but it took 30 matches (out of a total of 38) for him to fully verbalise his side’s shortcomings.
I'm sorry but I no longer trust him to win glory for Liverpool. In fact, he should be grateful that he still has a job!
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