As a Liverpool supporter, I'm so disappointed in how this is ending. Klopp deserves better, and the leaders on the team need to take control. They had an opportunity to win the league and end Klopp's tenure on a high, and now we're talking about dressing room drama with 3 weeks to go.
Why does Klopp "deserve better"? Why does he not have to take any responsibility for the poor performances and the sideline spat, while every failure is attributed only to the players?
@@anthonylam8411 Because it's reasonable to assume that god coaching and tactics haven't suddenly changed to "Do everything wrong boys- and do it slowly"
@TerribleEnglish but he's run away and quit on the team. Clearly something has changed. Why's he said anything to Salah? He's clearly said something petty to him for no reason.
@@kingcecil7126 Nunez should be fired from Liverpool, accuracy and precision on passes and shoots are soooo bad. if Salah played the whole game they would Win big time.
If you watch the whole thing you will see that when Mo came off the bench to join the game Klopp had his hand extended to shake Mo´s hand and Mo avoided him by walking the other side of the fourth official ... then Klopp approached him fist bumped him and asked if everything was OK and that´s when Mo kicked off. I reckon Mo was just peeved about being on the bench. Storm in a tea cup ?
I don’t think he avoided him . When Klopp reached out , there was somebody between salah and Klopp . For a second salah looked down and went to the touch line . As soon as he noticed Klopp hand he responded albeit not with a lot of enthusiasm. What I noticed is that Klopp kept talking to salah , and at some point seemed to indicate to salah he could also just stay off the pitch . Klopp hand clearly moves in the direction opposite of the pitch . Unless he just indicated salah should stay where the two other substitutes were standing . We don’t what has been said but I think it must have been tense . But it was Nunez who had to calm down Salah , so I think something did go down well at either side . Wouldn’t be surprised if salah is benched for the rest of the season .
@@paulmcnamara9272Shut your fookin mouth, do you think they talk about us so much because we're victims? Do you think everyone wants to beat us badly because we're victims? Check how many trophies your team has and check how many we have then come tell us who are the real victims
@@osazeakhale4340you know it’s true.. united and to some point Chelsea are painted out as the worst. But Liverpool are the darlings because of old man Steve
I think that second gentleman nailed it with is assumption: - Mo you must change the outcome - well if you wanted me to change, then why didnt you start me?! looks exactly how it went...
I don't think that's what he said at all. Klopps body language was that of someone saying something very petty. The he leaned in with the smirk on his face isn't what you do when you say something positive, tactical etc...
@danitradess what if he said come on Monkeys get in there a take it to them , and with the language barrier, Salah took it as a diss , thinking he should have started idk?
Salah is the top scorer and assist in the team as well as he is a goal creter. He has good character he respect all players as well. Everyone will be react while felt unnecessary insult from foolish manager.
Mo at his shittiest level is still a huge asset to liverpool. This season which is not his best, he is liverpool’s top scorer, the fifth top scorer in the premier league, has the 2nd most assists in the premier league. Klopp benching him was a mistake when he is still the top scorer unlike Nunez who is supposed to be the “striker” . I love Klopp but he is at fault here.
Salah has not been in good form for a while and Klopp didn't start him -- this is standard practice with pretty much every team. Salah must have been angered to be left off the starting team and he let that anger get the best of himself.
I can remember a match when Guardiola shouted at Phil foden and got the lad upset, he had to keep his cool and waited for the gaffer after the match and vent his anger. For whatever reason, you shouldn't react that way to your coach. Except if there's more to this, it's unacceptable
Same Pep was told by Kevin to shut up in a match against Madrid and Kevin stopped running because Pep shouted at him. Players are human being too, and they have emotions. You didn't know what Klopp said to him that made him reacted that way. Pep handled it well in the press, but Klopp admitted there was rift and this is why media will drag both men throughout this week.
Did you see mo salah to be furious in 7years. At times, he is just unhappy. But what happened today was not acceptable from Klopp than Salah. Klopp should never do this, he can keep out of match a player but he send him at the end and tell something inappropriate before sending player on to the pitch. Never seen a coach do this
Players are younger than coaches. Their mistakes happen with heat, but coach can never loose his temper especially when your team is not in comfortable position on the pitch and to one of your star player. That's how crazy it was to blame Klopp but everyone speaks against Salah as he is not European and no media support him.
I'm not castigating Salah! The manner of his reaction is what I was against. For Mo to be that angry it simply means Jurgen said something awful. They were just supposed to handle the situation as adults and trash it out behind the scene.
Salah, and the front three are the major factors for the slump, but Klopp is responsible for persisting to pick players out of form. The metrics have been clear for weeks. Salah down from 0.68 avg goals per 90 mins to 0.38 avg since his return early in March. Salah's petulance is a disgrace and there's only one winner in that dispute.
But that's simply not true. Salah is known for being sensitive guy and he's had spats with other players too. Why would Klopp say anything bad to him when he's subbing him on? Do you even think before you speak?
Klopp's juice is out and his style is very predictable the longer he plays. It's good he made the right decision and gave the job to slot to carry on and make necessary tactical choices. I remember we lost many 2-0 leads in our quadruple season because of our high line and couldn't beat many low block (including real madrid in final) which cost us ucl and epl. Still love him though for building this team but it was clear he made some tactical mistakes. I used to say this before and some fanboys just refuse to agree.
Midseason announcement of Klopp apparently is a blunder. Turned us into a circus show and introduced uncertainty into everyone in the team; The captain (Klopp) of the ship should steady the boat all the time and specially in rough waters, not rock the situation more. That being said, Klopp has been our edge in the last 9 years, the most important piece of the puzzle that allowed us to compete with some chance for silverware. -Our players as a team is not the best athletically collectively (vs true top teams City, Real et al), but having Klopp as our, Pinch hitter, the guy to extract that little bit 2-3% more is what gave us silverware in the last 9 years. Again Thank you Jurgen.
What a silly excuse and weak mentality 😂 just because their coach announced that he'll leave at the end of the season then they are shocking for so long and decide to underperform and stop fighting! How foolish they are the
Have they simply just not run out of steam again like they did when two years ago when they played an insane amount of games? They just look knackered and it’s catching up with them.
As a neutral this is fascinating to observe unfold as the simultaneous performance drop-off (senior players on down) has been drastically obvious for all to see. There are probably many reasons that have contributed with one of them being Klopp's mental exhaustion. And initially I can only imagine his relief when his resignation became public and the huge sense of gratitude to have the team respond so positively with such fantastic performances... And then without warning the bubble spectacularly burst open. Its too big to ignore, big personalities like Klopp and Salah have egos and they both probably feel that the other is the reason for the drop off. I can only imagine what has exploded in the dressing room exposing this mess too. That all being said, all involved are at heart good people and none of this is with intent. Perhaps this will help force all to face the issue(s) at hand so it can be resolved.
Salah had a great career under Jurgen. He clearly took long to dress up when his team was chasing a win! If JURGEN had expressed displeasure at d delay. Salah had no reason at all to talk back at d Gaffer. And d talk about 'fire' by Mo is very disappointing. D accomplished Egyptian is a quiet man with a king-size ego. I think he's made up his mind.
One thing that is obvious is that he was not happy about being left out of the starting line up. We can only speculate about what manager said to him let us not be judgment about how Salah response until we are privy to what Kopp said to him.
Let me explain what happened...This season has seen a subtle shift in Jurgen Klopp’s football strategy, a change that has not sat well with Mohamed Salah. The team’s dynamics have altered, no longer playing to Salah’s strengths as they once did. This shift is the catalyst for Salah’s dip in form, a stark contrast to his usual stellar performances. The situation has brewed a storm of resentment and tension between Salah and Klopp, transforming their once harmonious relationship into a ticking time bomb. The fact that both are set to depart from Liverpool at the end of this season has only exacerbated the situation leading to the spat between them.
The disappointment on Nicol's face, seeing his precious Liverpool fall of the rails and him having to eat that humble pie, is so gratifying. Nevertheless this feud is pointless, Klopp's out the door and Salah's finished. They should have taken the money the Saudi's were offering and run. This club's done.
I do agree with Steve's diagnosis of LIv inner psychological turbulence and its impact on the team performance. It all starts with Klopp and his interaction and motivation of the players and the team.
Been a Liverpool fan for approximately 37 yrs, but Salah has been great but selfish and egotistic . When they sold Mane that wuz a big mistake, Salah should have been sold, he’s upset for been on the bench when he’s been lost in many games back to back, he thinks he’s bigger than the manager who brought him to the club. Mane wuz the complete striker not Salah
I’ve always thaught he was selfish and all for himself as well !!!! I don’t think he would of been the player he became without Jurgen!!!! He should have a bit more respect for klop !!!!! I think Liverpool with a new manager coming should try and get the most money they can for him and invest it in more younger and hungrier players !!!!!
i don't know what game you are watching. lately he has been passing the ball around lot more than past few years. Mo has more assist than any other liverpool player.
@@shaks_certicarried what? Take a seat! We won Barcelona without him. And that season VVD was our best player. Won the Eufa player of the year. Salah didn’t even make the PFA team of the season that season, Mane did. The next season when we won the league, the so-called player that carried us didn’t make the team of the season again, Mane did again even though he scored three goals less that Salah in the league. Salah is never there to bail us out when we need saving. Usually someone else. Klopp made him! Numbers doesn’t always mean you’re the best.
Wrong. Salah started it. There is other footage showing Klopp tried to high five Salah before this incident and Salah was cold towards him. Salah then gave Klopp some lip. After that Klopp says something.
It’s crazy that Salah has given LFC 9 years of consistency, loyalty, goals and now just because his been off it for 4-5 weeks LFC fans and pundits are slating the man
Liverpool haven't been underperforming. Their strikers, except for Jota, can't score. When Salah did go on, he missplaced a pass that would have put Nunez in. And the question of not having to impress Klopp sounds juvenile. You are playing for the title, you don't know what will happen next season there was still a decent chance of winning the title.
Considering all that what they have achieved together, is it worth throwing it all away in this way at the end? I remember one interview where Mo said Klopp was like a father figure, the amount of love and respect they had towards each other was second to none. Was this really necessary?
I have no issues with him being benched. You wanna perform as poorly as you have been and still expect to stay on the park. Your joking. Don't care if he is world's best. Have a sook but I say just do the job your paid to do. Score goals and stop whining.
Salah thinks he's bigger than Liverpool football club and there is no player bigger than the club, Infact there is no player bigger than any club and if they think they are, get rid. Since Salah came back from injury he's been absolutely shocking. His defending is non-existent, he plus out of tackles, he never ever will go in for a 50/50 and as for heading the ball, my granny could win more headers than him. I believe he doesn't want to be there. Sell, sell, sell!
I think Salah's answer to the press as to what went wrong is right. 'If I speak today, there will be fire', and that is why he did not speak to the press. My problem with journalists is that they read meaning into everything, including silence. If he had kept silent, the journalists would still have had something to say. Can Liverpool, captained by Mo Salah and coached by Jurgen Klopp, be left alone to leak their unfortunate wounds this season. The team's qualification for UCL is still an achievement worthy of celebration!
Klopps announcement that he was standing down was a turning point, whilst there maybe have been an initial 'galvanising'; over the weeks it takes effect on the psychological outlook of the players. Thats unavoidable. I remember at the start of the season myself and a few other liverpool fans all predicted that the league would finish Man City, Arsenal, Liverpool. While you always hope for the best I think most people recognise that City have the edge, as a complete team. - Top 3, I'm happy with that. Looking forward to Slot coming in and seeing what he does and the youngsters coming through. Sell Salah now and cash in whilst he's still got a few good years in him!
The downslide of the whole team coincides with the noisy speculation in the media on this or that person replacing Klopp. Affected the focus of the players and unsettled them at the club. The club should have done the process quietly away from the media. Just made it more difficult for Klopp.
Both are legends. This only shows how tough the job of Klopp has been. With Klopp leaving, I expect Salah, Van Dijk to leave. Similarly, a few others can leave too as their performances have been disappointing: Gakpo, Nunez, Jiota and Elliot. Curious what solutions LFC will come up with for next season.
Klopp: Make sure you win the game for us. Salah: And you have to wait until the 83rd minute to bring me in, right? Fuming. Klopp: Shut up, and get on the pitch. Salah: Don't tell me to shut up. 😔😔😔😔
@@M1gs dreaming refers to internal hope, imagine means asking people to participate in a thought experiment, nothing to do with desire. You're ignorantly arrogant about something you don't even understand. Further there's you're rush to troll, but you missed my point entirely.
Who would not say anything to Salah with that shi@% attitude. He thinks he better than all players in the club. Absolutely disgracefull. He let himself down , his teammates and the club
Apparently from the lip reading West Ham scored and Salah said before coming on see what happens when you don’t play me from the start and that was when Klopp lost it and approached Salah because he was questioning his coaching decision and said something very insulting to Salah and that made Salah lose it.
If you take a closer look you clearly see that Salah became upset just after West ham's second goal. And I think if he was on the pitch instead of Elliott earlier Liverpool could've scored that 3rd goal. We saw the same scene between Klopp and Milner years ago if you remember.
Yeah, i remember. This isn't anything new, players and coaches tend to have disputes, big deal. This will drag on for a few days & will just fade away.
No the fight started way back before that. There is another footage from a fan uploaded where they where fighting even earlier. Klopp tried to shake his hand before the goal came from Anthony. Then the goal came, Salah went off the rails.. then the view from the cameras in the stadium showed the argument. But I know Salah was really upset about being put late.
Exactly. Why people don't realize this is beyond me. Liverpool conceded the 2nd goal and Klopp likely told Salah how he felt about the delay in substitution. Mo was already beyond pissed he was benched, and it wouldn't take much to set him off.
Salad actually rejected Koop prior to that spat. Klopp went to shake his hand and hug him before he came on and Salah rejected him. Klopp then went on to hug Gomez and Darwin then Klopp said something again to salah.
Whatever it is...only both of them knows and all of us only assume and presume....Just appreciates what they both has done and achieve at Liverpool...YNWA
His take is spot on: “ Why would you whisper a hostile remark to your best goal scorer before you send him in?” The other guy with the checkers jacket is an idiot.
If Mo misses AfCon he avoids injury & LFC wud be Quad winners. It was stupid to get injured in Africa when he shuda fought w his Red mates 4 the quad behind a top boss. Mo is doing Kevin Keegan tantrum (B4 KK ran off 2 Germany). Bad form by Mo. B4 Klopp, he was average player. Jurgen made MS World-class. Title was lost by Klopp by Not dropping Mo much earlier as his conversion rate dropped from 23% to 7% after a rusty return from a tricky injury. Klopp was loyal by selecting Mo but got slapped in the face by disrespectful Mo. Klopp is a legendary boss in the class of Shankley Paisley Sir Buzby Sir Alf Ramsey Brian Clough Marcello Lippi Carlos Ancelotti etc Mo is Not a world legend like Messi, Maradona, Best, DeStefano, Cristiano, Ronaldinho, Cruyff,Sir Kenny D, Rush, Pele, Garrincha, etc Mo is in the lower but fine class of Lineker & Benzema. Mo must apologise! The amazing 10 Kop-Kids Cup-Kings won a cup & led the title race without Mo. Arne Paisley Slot will replace Mo Keegan Salah with the next Sir Kenny D, just like 1977.
When a top striker notices an opportunity and he is unduly criticized by his manager when he asked for a well timed and earlier swap, the emotions cannot be held back. On the other hand, why was it that Klopp wanted to shake Salah's hand and not those of the other players? Does this suggest that he wanted Salah to carry the responsibility of winning this game for which he had provided a flawed plan himself. The stress on Salah was further put on fire by the continuing play that did not allow for the opportunity to substitute.
While Salah has undoubtedly been a key player for Liverpool in the past, his recent form hasn't been up to his usual standard. It's important for players to accept decisions made by the manager, who ultimately has the team's best interests at heart. Hopefully, they can resolve their differences and focus on getting back to winning ways.
Diaz gakpo Jota Nunez are still very young and a new midfield they were in rebuild transition,and some how were in every compution,we are forgetting Liverpool lost two CL with the fab 3 so should improve the great thing is this team and system is creating 30 shots every game.
Why have we jumped to the conclusion that Klopp said something that wasn’t complimentary? Sometimes players get triggered by innocuous things that shouldn’t have been an issue but for their own frame of mind
Klopp never appeared to like Salah. He often downplayed him in press conference and diverted to praise the other guys. I think Salah's problem is that his first season was phenomenal. Out of this world. I suspect part of the reason is that Klopp didn't want to make him a diva and be treated like a superstar from season 1, which is what every one did especially the media. I just don't understand why this animosity continued when Salah became THE de-factor superstar of Liverpool all the following seasons. Salah didn't help matters either by his behavior whenever he got subbed off. I think Salah harbored resentment toward Klopp from early on
People talking about what was said when no one knows what was said. Brilliant. Also, it is BS that the team has stopped trying. They have had plenty of chances but the big boys up front just didn't finish. No lack of effort. Be real... since he was injured Salah has not been the same. Nunez misses too many easy goals. That's soccer, folks. And these guys have no clue.
Piers Morgan interview with Salah incoming 😂
"I have no respect for Jurgen Klopp"
"I'm more handsome than Wayne Rooney.."
Do you condem klopp?😅
@@Johnnyeee😂😂😂 don’t think he will be too bothered with that 😂😂😂😂 silly c@@@
😂😅😅..we can't wait
As a Liverpool supporter, I'm so disappointed in how this is ending. Klopp deserves better, and the leaders on the team need to take control. They had an opportunity to win the league and end Klopp's tenure on a high, and now we're talking about dressing room drama with 3 weeks to go.
It's funny, isn't it? It's just like any other team where the lame duck coach is leaving and the players just don't care anymore.
Why does Klopp "deserve better"? Why does he not have to take any responsibility for the poor performances and the sideline spat, while every failure is attributed only to the players?
@@anthonylam8411 Because it's reasonable to assume that god coaching and tactics haven't suddenly changed to "Do everything wrong boys- and do it slowly"
@TerribleEnglish but he's run away and quit on the team. Clearly something has changed. Why's he said anything to Salah? He's clearly said something petty to him for no reason.
He sold the leaders at the start of season mane bobby hendo
It was 2-2 , sort your Graphic out at the start
I thought I'd come to the wrong date lol
These fools don't even know the score...why are you listening to them
they test your awakeness
😂😂😂😂@@henry85-n2z
@@georgeharalambous261 To be fair, that's when I turned off the video 😂
Klopp wisphered "Currently even jackson is better than you"
Yeah, he didn't want to make him feel too bad or he would have compared him to Nunez.
😂😂😂 that would have vexed literally everybody
@@kingcecil7126 Nunez should be fired from Liverpool, accuracy and precision on passes and shoots are soooo bad. if Salah played the whole game they would Win big time.
😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂u are fun man
“Even if you’re right, you’re wrong”. Words of wisdom to live by!
Even if you're right then be wise
Frank's comments were perfect
If you watch the whole thing you will see that when Mo came off the bench to join the game Klopp had his hand extended to shake Mo´s hand and Mo avoided him by walking the other side of the fourth official ... then Klopp approached him fist bumped him and asked if everything was OK and that´s when Mo kicked off. I reckon Mo was just peeved about being on the bench. Storm in a tea cup ?
A grain of sand in the Sahara ...
Seemed abit more than that. Maybe you missed the part when Salah and Klopp went for round 2. Eventually needed Nunez to calm Salah down.
salah sucks
Sounds about right. Salah has always thrown his toys out of the pram when he's taken off, etc. Bad diva attitude.
I don’t think he avoided him . When Klopp reached out , there was somebody between salah and Klopp . For a second salah looked down and went to the touch line . As soon as he noticed Klopp hand he responded albeit not with a lot of enthusiasm. What I noticed is that Klopp kept talking to salah , and at some point seemed to indicate to salah he could also just stay off the pitch . Klopp hand clearly moves in the direction opposite of the pitch . Unless he just indicated salah should stay where the two other substitutes were standing . We don’t what has been said but I think it must have been tense . But it was Nunez who had to calm down Salah , so I think something did go down well at either side .
Wouldn’t be surprised if salah is benched for the rest of the season .
If this was Bruno Fernandez, Craig and Stevie would be going absolutely bananas.
Victim fc
@@paulmcnamara9272Oh, shut up! We all know the reactions would be totally different if that were Bruno Fernandes.
@@paulmcnamara9272Shut your fookin mouth, do you think they talk about us so much because we're victims? Do you think everyone wants to beat us badly because we're victims? Check how many trophies your team has and check how many we have then come tell us who are the real victims
@@osazeakhale4340 scum bag fc
@@osazeakhale4340you know it’s true.. united and to some point Chelsea are painted out as the worst. But Liverpool are the darlings because of old man Steve
I think that second gentleman nailed it with is assumption:
- Mo you must change the outcome
- well if you wanted me to change, then why didnt you start me?!
looks exactly how it went...
I don't think that's what he said at all. Klopps body language was that of someone saying something very petty. The he leaned in with the smirk on his face isn't what you do when you say something positive, tactical etc...
@@russellward4624 absurd. why in the earth Klopp would come up to Mo and say something petty right before he is about to play?
@@russellward4624Your assumption is stupid!!
Probably so , ever top player wants to start the game!
@danitradess what if he said come on Monkeys get in there a take it to them , and with the language barrier, Salah took it as a diss , thinking he should have started idk?
Frank Lebouf is just totally different from the whole crew on this show. He's always factual with him, no sentiments.
Klopp probably told Salah to stop missing from 5 yards out this time around
Salah has always been a diva. That's why mane left. Yes he is very talented but being singled out by klopp of all people is a bad look
Jurgen klopp doesn't even allow him to shoot to miss from 5 yards , he makes him pass more than shoot
Salah saved Klopp lousy a*s many times, not only this season but for the last 7 years, he made Klopp look like a good coach.
@@TBLiov Fax
You mean Nunez? Or Diaz? Or Eliot?
He probably said trying passing the ball instead of trying to be the hero which hasn't worked of late.
That’s the problem! He’s been passing to donkeys all season!
Salah is the top scorer and assist in the team as well as he is a goal creter. He has good character he respect all players as well. Everyone will be react while felt unnecessary insult from foolish manager.
@@binu1326how do u know what Klopp told Salah ? Anyway … small team .
@@wengelder9256 Because klopp decision were totally foolish. Very poor game by team.
@@binu1326 again, how do u know what has been said ? Manager is the boss . End of it . Salah was awful the last two months .
Why does it say West Ham 3 Liverpool 3? It was 2-2 wasn't it?
Llook at the goons on that table. Nothing they say is useful or correct ever.
Got surprised as well 😂 2:2 not 3:3
@@karmathinleywangchuck2628cry harder Fenian
@@karmathinleywangchuck2628cry harder Fenian
Typo
This Liverpool Amazon documentary at the end of the season will be fire
I wish Morgan Freeman would narrate it to make it more epic and Samuel L Jackson for the f and mf bombs at the end
Mo at his shittiest level is still a huge asset to liverpool.
This season which is not his best, he is liverpool’s top scorer, the fifth top scorer in the premier league, has the 2nd most assists in the premier league.
Klopp benching him was a mistake when he is still the top scorer unlike Nunez who is supposed to be the “striker” .
I love Klopp but he is at fault here.
Salah has not been in good form for a while and Klopp didn't start him -- this is standard practice with pretty much every team. Salah must have been angered to be left off the starting team and he let that anger get the best of himself.
He was dropped for Elliot. Elliot….
@@raheem201231Elliott had good season
Salah is your top scorer, he is all you have got.
@@raheem201231Do you even support Liverpool?
How time changes Mo should get out ASAP. City fan
I can remember a match when Guardiola shouted at Phil foden and got the lad upset, he had to keep his cool and waited for the gaffer after the match and vent his anger. For whatever reason, you shouldn't react that way to your coach. Except if there's more to this, it's unacceptable
Same Pep was told by Kevin to shut up in a match against Madrid and Kevin stopped running because Pep shouted at him. Players are human being too, and they have emotions. You didn't know what Klopp said to him that made him reacted that way. Pep handled it well in the press, but Klopp admitted there was rift and this is why media will drag both men throughout this week.
Did you see mo salah to be furious in 7years.
At times, he is just unhappy.
But what happened today was not acceptable from Klopp than Salah.
Klopp should never do this, he can keep out of match a player but he send him at the end and tell something inappropriate before sending player on to the pitch.
Never seen a coach do this
Players are younger than coaches. Their mistakes happen with heat, but coach can never loose his temper especially when your team is not in comfortable position on the pitch and to one of your star player.
That's how crazy it was to blame Klopp but everyone speaks against Salah as he is not European and no media support him.
I'm not castigating Salah! The manner of his reaction is what I was against. For Mo to be that angry it simply means Jurgen said something awful. They were just supposed to handle the situation as adults and trash it out behind the scene.
Salah's discipline has always been exemplary. Klopp on the other hand, has shown his petulance several times when speaking to the press
Salah, and the front three are the major factors for the slump, but Klopp is responsible for persisting to pick players out of form. The metrics have been clear for weeks. Salah down from 0.68 avg goals per 90 mins to 0.38 avg since his return early in March. Salah's petulance is a disgrace and there's only one winner in that dispute.
It's not that deep bro. Salah been here for a long time and has hardly missed a game.
Petulant fans are a disgrace.
& those goals are mostly pens...& arguably Macca is a better pen taker than Salah but he was still on them!
@@fintasticdatastudio8056 No! Now shush.
Because Salah was injured!
@@dzenitadelic3254 Exactly.....so why did he start so many games after coming back from a serious injury?
Salah is always calm player and I wonder what Klopp said that made Salah go crazy .
If you watch the full video, the part where Klopp went to say something to him wasn’t how it started.
Salah has never been a calm player.remember he had issues with mane when mane was in Liverpool.
@@israelbenson9455
Mane was the one who got angry not Salah. So i don't see your point.
@@sherifnabil50 well that has been debunked. They both get irritated and that's okay. It's a high pressure environment.
But that's simply not true. Salah is known for being sensitive guy and he's had spats with other players too. Why would Klopp say anything bad to him when he's subbing him on? Do you even think before you speak?
Klopp's juice is out and his style is very predictable the longer he plays. It's good he made the right decision and gave the job to slot to carry on and make necessary tactical choices. I remember we lost many 2-0 leads in our quadruple season because of our high line and couldn't beat many low block (including real madrid in final) which cost us ucl and epl. Still love him though for building this team but it was clear he made some tactical mistakes. I used to say this before and some fanboys just refuse to agree.
Midseason announcement of Klopp apparently is a blunder. Turned us into a circus show and introduced uncertainty into everyone in the team; The captain (Klopp) of the ship should steady the boat all the time and specially in rough waters, not rock the situation more.
That being said, Klopp has been our edge in the last 9 years, the most important piece of the puzzle that allowed us to compete with some chance for silverware. -Our players as a team is not the best athletically collectively (vs true top teams City, Real et al), but having Klopp as our, Pinch hitter, the guy to extract that little bit 2-3% more is what gave us silverware in the last 9 years. Again Thank you Jurgen.
If he hadn't announced it the press would have.
What a silly excuse and weak mentality 😂 just because their coach announced that he'll leave at the end of the season then they are shocking for so long and decide to underperform and stop fighting! How foolish they are the
Have they simply just not run out of steam again like they did when two years ago when they played an insane amount of games? They just look knackered and it’s catching up with them.
As a neutral this is fascinating to observe unfold as the simultaneous performance drop-off (senior players on down) has been drastically obvious for all to see.
There are probably many reasons that have contributed with one of them being Klopp's mental exhaustion. And initially I can only imagine his relief when his resignation became public and the huge sense of gratitude to have the team respond so positively with such fantastic performances...
And then without warning the bubble spectacularly burst open. Its too big to ignore, big personalities like Klopp and Salah have egos and they both probably feel that the other is the reason for the drop off. I can only imagine what has exploded in the dressing room exposing this mess too.
That all being said, all involved are at heart good people and none of this is with intent. Perhaps this will help force all to face the issue(s) at hand so it can be resolved.
No Stevie, that’s not correct - Klopp tried to shake his hand, Salah initially swerved.
Klopp wanted to bring in Gomez before the goal was scored because Trent never made a challenge to stop Antonio. Salah took too long to get ready.
Salah had a great career under Jurgen. He clearly took long to dress up when his team was chasing a win! If JURGEN had expressed displeasure at d delay. Salah had no reason at all to talk back at d Gaffer. And d talk about 'fire' by Mo is very disappointing. D accomplished Egyptian is a quiet man with a king-size ego. I think he's made up his mind.
This could really be the reason
One thing that is obvious is that he was not happy about being left out of the starting line up. We can only speculate about what manager said to him let us not be judgment about how Salah response until we are privy to what Kopp said to him.
Maybe this was the point Salah was simply brought back down to earth.
If my manager made a conscious effort to hug every player apart from me, the day we lost the league, that would p*ss me off
And if you were a professional you would bring it up privately, not have a public spat like a toddler
@@DresdenShuffledepends on the reason for it... he's Liverpool's best player... what possible justifiable reason could there be?
@@vkdeen7570 MAYBE KLOPP HATES muslims?
@@DresdenShuffleI hope you noticed that Klopp went to him first and said something. Do you know if what Klopp said spit him to react that way?
If you are such a great player, you don't run off the field
Let me explain what happened...This season has seen a subtle shift in Jurgen Klopp’s football strategy, a change that has not sat well with Mohamed Salah. The team’s dynamics have altered, no longer playing to Salah’s strengths as they once did. This shift is the catalyst for Salah’s dip in form, a stark contrast to his usual stellar performances. The situation has brewed a storm of resentment and tension between Salah and Klopp, transforming their once harmonious relationship into a ticking time bomb. The fact that both are set to depart from Liverpool at the end of this season has only exacerbated the situation leading to the spat between them.
I do agree with you, and the alternative strategy did not work well scoring goals, plus the defense and midline failed to work together defending.
The disappointment on Nicol's face, seeing his precious Liverpool fall of the rails and him having to eat that humble pie, is so gratifying. Nevertheless this feud is pointless, Klopp's out the door and Salah's finished. They should have taken the money the Saudi's were offering and run. This club's done.
"Try not to fcuk up today, Mo." ~ Klopp.
‘Look who’s talking’, said Salah while laughing!
He actually said "Now Mo, don't be a effing greedy dwarf as usual"
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Is that what your mom say to your dad?
😂😂😂@@mohamedismail2485
@@mohamedismail2485 your user name tells me all I need to know you dont give ad about Salah the player you only care about him cause he's Muslim
@@johnrockyryanthat mom joke hit hard
I do agree with Steve's diagnosis of LIv inner psychological turbulence and its impact on the team performance. It all starts with Klopp and his interaction and motivation of the players and the team.
Antonio had scored the equaliser seconds before. My guess is Klopp said,'That's how it's done'.
Been a Liverpool fan for approximately 37 yrs, but Salah has been great but selfish and egotistic . When they sold Mane that wuz a big mistake, Salah should have been sold, he’s upset for been on the bench when he’s been lost in many games back to back, he thinks he’s bigger than the manager who brought him to the club. Mane wuz the complete striker not Salah
I miss Sadio Mane.
@@sanseijedi Mane unfortunately isn't even good for the Middle East.
I’ve always thaught he was selfish and all for himself as well !!!! I don’t think he would of been the player he became without Jurgen!!!! He should have a bit more respect for klop !!!!! I think Liverpool with a new manager coming should try and get the most money they can for him and invest it in more younger and hungrier players !!!!!
Yeah Salah got a big publicity but he is not all that
He probably told him to pass the ball. Something he doesn't do.
i don't know what game you are watching. lately he has been passing the ball around lot more than past few years. Mo has more assist than any other liverpool player.
he doesn't pass the ball but he assisted the most goals in the entire squad? grow a brain
Klopp is the manager. He is 100% to blame for the slump. He should have shut his mouth until the season ended. What a negative way to exit the club.
Because that’s how professional multimillionaire footballs roll, they only do their jobs if the manager is going to be there next year.
@@VantaBlackhole oh so Klopp doesn’t make millions too now?
Exactly lol these man blaming Salah after he's carried klopp and the club
@@shaks_certicarried what? Take a seat! We won Barcelona without him. And that season VVD was our best player. Won the Eufa player of the year. Salah didn’t even make the PFA team of the season that season, Mane did. The next season when we won the league, the so-called player that carried us didn’t make the team of the season again, Mane did again even though he scored three goals less that Salah in the league. Salah is never there to bail us out when we need saving. Usually someone else. Klopp made him! Numbers doesn’t always mean you’re the best.
@@shaks_certi - bs!
Wrong. Salah started it. There is other footage showing Klopp tried to high five Salah before this incident and Salah was cold towards him. Salah then gave Klopp some lip. After that Klopp says something.
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Do you honestly think Salah fangirls give af about that? COURSE NOT!!! there king is always in the right
It’s something else clearly that has to do with klopp leaving
Klopp said "get back to what you do best, fake being fouled and dive like an Olympian" 😂
It’s crazy that Salah has given LFC 9 years of consistency, loyalty, goals and now just because his been off it for 4-5 weeks LFC fans and pundits are slating the man
Liverpool haven't been underperforming. Their strikers, except for Jota, can't score. When Salah did go on, he missplaced a pass that would have put Nunez in. And the question of not having to impress Klopp sounds juvenile. You are playing for the title, you don't know what will happen next season there was still a decent chance of winning the title.
Every game 25 plus shots 70 plus possession…so team still dominating but give silly goals away and profligacy at the top
Er their defenders are hardly covering themselves with glory…
Considering all that what they have achieved together, is it worth throwing it all away in this way at the end? I remember one interview where Mo said Klopp was like a father figure, the amount of love and respect they had towards each other was second to none. Was this really necessary?
Sir Alex waited till the last day of the league before making his announcement, Klopp lost respect ones he said he was gonna step down from his role
"Try scoring for once in your life" - Klopp to Salah lol
If you're not playing well sometimes the worst thing you can do is say something especially before you're about to play.
Mo is sulking because he's rightly been dropped. Him arguing with Klopp in public when Klopp is about to go is unforgivable. I hope he's sent packing.
yes because the rest of the front 3 is firing so well and salah is definitely the worst player in Liverpool's side... not
@@vkdeen7570 Jota was playing fine, but he's always injured
I have no issues with him being benched. You wanna perform as poorly as you have been and still expect to stay on the park. Your joking. Don't care if he is world's best. Have a sook but I say just do the job your paid to do. Score goals and stop whining.
@@acurisur Jota was trash for last 3 games.
@@shanemckinnon5586 Teel Jurgeon stop being passive agrressive.
Steve is absolutely spot on!
Is Lebeouf talking from the Louvre?!
Klopp apparently whispered 'pork chop' in his ear.
No Mane no party 😂😂
Probably said go on show us why you get so much money, I have been waiting all season 🤣
Salah thinks he's bigger than Liverpool football club and there is no player bigger than the club, Infact there is no player bigger than any club and if they think they are, get rid. Since Salah came back from injury he's been absolutely shocking. His defending is non-existent, he plus out of tackles, he never ever will go in for a 50/50 and as for heading the ball, my granny could win more headers than him. I believe he doesn't want to be there. Sell, sell, sell!
They sold Sadio to make him happy , but ever since its gone downhill, they couldn't even replace him. Both Sadio and Salah were crucial to the team
The fact the manager hugged everyone except for Salah, means the player is the only one with an issue. And it’s not others feeling the same way.
If I was manager and a player done this . He wouldn’t get a kit for the rest of the season .
I think Salah's answer to the press as to what went wrong is right. 'If I speak today, there will be fire', and that is why he did not speak to the press. My problem with journalists is that they read meaning into everything, including silence. If he had kept silent, the journalists would still have had something to say. Can Liverpool, captained by Mo Salah and coached by Jurgen Klopp, be left alone to leak their unfortunate wounds this season. The team's qualification for UCL is still an achievement worthy of celebration!
Klopps announcement that he was standing down was a turning point, whilst there maybe have been an initial 'galvanising'; over the weeks it takes effect on the psychological outlook of the players. Thats unavoidable.
I remember at the start of the season myself and a few other liverpool fans all predicted that the league would finish Man City, Arsenal, Liverpool. While you always hope for the best I think most people recognise that City have the edge, as a complete team. - Top 3, I'm happy with that. Looking forward to Slot coming in and seeing what he does and the youngsters coming through. Sell Salah now and cash in whilst he's still got a few good years in him!
Should hav told the team at the end of season not in middle of it
The downslide of the whole team coincides with the noisy speculation in the media on this or that person replacing Klopp. Affected the focus of the players and unsettled them at the club. The club should have done the process quietly away from the media. Just made it more difficult for Klopp.
Both are legends. This only shows how tough the job of Klopp has been. With Klopp leaving, I expect Salah, Van Dijk to leave. Similarly, a few others can leave too as their performances have been disappointing: Gakpo, Nunez, Jiota and Elliot. Curious what solutions LFC will come up with for next season.
Klopp: Make sure you win the game for us.
Salah: And you have to wait until the 83rd minute to bring me in, right? Fuming.
Klopp: Shut up, and get on the pitch.
Salah: Don't tell me to shut up.
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Maybe we can see the clip before this incident happened.
This may give different angle to understand.
He said .... see if you can play like your twin brother did for the last seasons.
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Imagine Liv miss the title by 2 points, and everyone look back to this match, instead of Liv vs Tot.
Stop dreaming, title went with that defeat to Palace, players have bottled and checked out
@@Youafool500 not dreaming, I said imagine.
@@ebenezermarboh5849what’s the difference? 😂
Stop imagining or dreaming, Liverpool bottled it big time, they just collapsed
@@M1gs dreaming refers to internal hope, imagine means asking people to participate in a thought experiment, nothing to do with desire.
You're ignorantly arrogant about something you don't even understand. Further there's you're rush to troll, but you missed my point entirely.
@@M1gs dreaming could stem from hope, when I said imagine, I was referring to a thought exercise.
Who would not say anything to Salah with that shi@% attitude. He thinks he better than all players in the club. Absolutely disgracefull. He let himself down , his teammates and the club
he is muslim never forget
@@kievbound9146shut up, what does that have to do with anything?
What attitude? He was on the sidelines getting ready to come on…
@@ahmedrizwan7847 everything
He is but since march they all are awful.
watching Anthony Taylor whistle blow on the whole PGMOL corruption was so funny
Apparently from the lip reading West Ham scored and Salah said before coming on see what happens when you don’t play me from the start and that was when Klopp lost it and approached Salah because he was questioning his coaching decision and said something very insulting to Salah and that made Salah lose it.
maybe he was trying to fire up Salah for when he came on...
If you take a closer look you clearly see that Salah became upset just after West ham's second goal. And I think if he was on the pitch instead of Elliott earlier Liverpool could've scored that 3rd goal. We saw the same scene between Klopp and Milner years ago if you remember.
Yeah, i remember.
This isn't anything new, players and coaches tend to have disputes, big deal. This will drag on for a few days & will just fade away.
No the fight started way back before that. There is another footage from a fan uploaded where they where fighting even earlier. Klopp tried to shake his hand before the goal came from Anthony. Then the goal came, Salah went off the rails.. then the view from the cameras in the stadium showed the argument. But I know Salah was really upset about being put late.
Stevie has got it right - it's not just Liverpool bottling 3 competitions
it's how it's crumbling that's the funniest
Eras do come to an end
M. Salah is the best, everything Liverpool has achieved is 50% Salah's credit
Koop probably said “ we should’ve kept Mané instead of you” 🥶
Klopp was giving Mo stick about taking so long to get ready to go on.
Mo Salah is not happy being a sub
Exactly. Why people don't realize this is beyond me. Liverpool conceded the 2nd goal and Klopp likely told Salah how he felt about the delay in substitution. Mo was already beyond pissed he was benched, and it wouldn't take much to set him off.
I agree combined with his poor form lately.
Salad actually rejected Koop prior to that spat. Klopp went to shake his hand and hug him before he came on and Salah rejected him. Klopp then went on to hug Gomez and Darwin then Klopp said something again to salah.
Not one mention about Taylors howler just shows how the Press are covering PGMOL's rear end
Whatever it is...only both of them knows and all of us only assume and presume....Just appreciates what they both has done and achieve at Liverpool...YNWA
Was I watching a different game 3 - 3 ?
His take is spot on: “ Why would you whisper a hostile remark to your best goal scorer before you send him in?” The other guy with the checkers jacket is an idiot.
Salah said that you only leave me ten minutes (pissed off that they equaliser whilst waiting to get on ) on the pitch
If Mo misses AfCon he avoids injury & LFC wud be Quad winners. It was stupid to get injured in Africa when he shuda fought w his Red mates 4 the quad behind a top boss.
Mo is doing Kevin Keegan tantrum (B4 KK ran off 2 Germany). Bad form by Mo. B4 Klopp, he was average player.
Jurgen made MS World-class.
Title was lost by Klopp by Not dropping Mo much earlier as his conversion rate dropped from 23% to 7% after a rusty return from a tricky injury.
Klopp was loyal by selecting Mo but got slapped in the face by disrespectful Mo.
Klopp is a legendary boss in the class of
Shankley
Paisley
Sir Buzby
Sir Alf Ramsey
Brian Clough
Marcello Lippi
Carlos Ancelotti etc
Mo is Not a world legend like Messi, Maradona, Best, DeStefano, Cristiano, Ronaldinho, Cruyff,Sir Kenny D, Rush, Pele, Garrincha, etc
Mo is in the lower but fine class of Lineker & Benzema.
Mo must apologise!
The amazing 10 Kop-Kids Cup-Kings won a cup & led the title race without Mo.
Arne Paisley Slot will replace Mo Keegan Salah with the next Sir Kenny D, just like 1977.
Am I the only one who noticed the scoreline wasn't 3-3? I mean seriously, how do you get some "small" detail like the scoreline wrong?
They don't even look at the scoreline at the end of the game like some neutral fans do let alone watch the game. This is ESPN.
Have these jokers aren't watching the games.
Salah is always unhappy to be on the bench or when taken off, it’s nothing
Stevie's absolutely bang on about Mo Salah
Nunez was asked what happened between Salah and Klopp. He said he missed it.
Klopp probably said,,he misses Mane😅
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Salah told Klopp “ don’t you know who DF I am? I’m the Egyptian King? “
When a top striker notices an opportunity and he is unduly criticized by his manager when he asked for a well timed and earlier swap, the emotions cannot be held back. On the other hand, why was it that Klopp wanted to shake Salah's hand and not those of the other players? Does this suggest that he wanted Salah to carry the responsibility of winning this game for which he had provided a flawed plan himself. The stress on Salah was further put on fire by the continuing play that did not allow for the opportunity to substitute.
Klopp didn't start it. Before the cameras had picked up the argument, Salah refused Klopp's handshake and hug before getting ready to join the game.
While Salah has undoubtedly been a key player for Liverpool in the past, his recent form hasn't been up to his usual standard. It's important for players to accept decisions made by the manager, who ultimately has the team's best interests at heart. Hopefully, they can resolve their differences and focus on getting back to winning ways.
*I think Klopp said something to him that really pissed him off. That's why he said after the match that "There's going to be fire today if I speak".*
Klopp held his hand out to Salah, Salah did not see it. That is all.
Klopp told Salah that his hairline is dead , then Salah told klopp his teeth are fake that’s where the fight started
“According to club sources “
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If this happened between Poch and Jackson oh my God ESPN would be on fire.
Diaz gakpo Jota Nunez are still very young and a new midfield they were in rebuild transition,and some how were in every compution,we are forgetting Liverpool lost two CL with the fab 3 so should improve the great thing is this team and system is creating 30 shots every game.
when I accidentally step on a chicken 3:29
Why have we jumped to the conclusion that Klopp said something that wasn’t complimentary? Sometimes players get triggered by innocuous things that shouldn’t have been an issue but for their own frame of mind
You dont know what Klopp said its the players who need looking at Nichol not the great manager who s done so much good for your struggling team
Klopp never appeared to like Salah. He often downplayed him in press conference and diverted to praise the other guys. I think Salah's problem is that his first season was phenomenal. Out of this world. I suspect part of the reason is that Klopp didn't want to make him a diva and be treated like a superstar from season 1, which is what every one did especially the media. I just don't understand why this animosity continued when Salah became THE de-factor superstar of Liverpool all the following seasons. Salah didn't help matters either by his behavior whenever he got subbed off. I think Salah harbored resentment toward Klopp from early on
People talking about what was said when no one knows what was said. Brilliant. Also, it is BS that the team has stopped trying. They have had plenty of chances but the big boys up front just didn't finish. No lack of effort. Be real... since he was injured Salah has not been the same. Nunez misses too many easy goals. That's soccer, folks. And these guys have no clue.
It was 2-2 not 3-3 as shown at the start.