MUFC Players Will Want To Redeem Themselves Against Liverpool After 7-0 Humiliation – Klopp

Liverpool manager, Jurgen Klopp has come out to claim that the 7-0 humiliation from last season will help Manchester United as they prepare for a return to Anfield. He recently had his say while speaking to the press, and fans have been reacting.

According to him, the 7-0 at Anfield was definitely a freakish result that happens once in many seasons, and he expects MUFC players to use that as motivation to redeem themselves this time around.

Klopp added that playing a rival always makes for an interesting game, so he is looking forward to it.

His words, “The 7-0 we knew on the day was a freakish result that happens once in life pretty much. And if it helps anybody for the next game, it’s the team who lost 7-0 and not the team who won 7-0, that’s another thing. If you take it all out of consideration then we just play a football game against the rival, the historical rival, of Liverpool FC, at home at Anfield. That itself must make it a special game and that’s what I want to see from us: a special game. Really understand the situation and give your all – that’s all I need.

Oh yes, in moments definitely. What is the real capability? Is it what you can do in the moment? Or is it what you can do in three or four years of working together? For what we can do in the moment, we saw it in moments. And we saw the problems as well. That’s clear when you have a new group together, and it is a new group: new players and different roles for other players, that’s how it is. It’s always clear that it needs time to find some stability, that’s what we lacked in moments. That’s the truth. But in the end so far it worked out somehow and we have to make sure that we keep improving, even in the most difficult moments. We were not as a group in this tough period [yet]. We never had a December together, let me say it like that, and a December in English football is the toughest month ever.

And that’s where we now have to show how far we are with that. I know when in early December you are top of the table people start thinking about different things; we obviously don’t. I’m at least too long in the business that it would mean anything to me. It’s better than being 18th or 20th but it’s still just a position for the moment and we have to keep working extremely hard and that is so difficult when you don’t have real time for recovery, but you have to do it anyway.”