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Klopp jokes Man Utd legend Gary Neville ‘has an opinion on EVERYTHING’ when asked what he has learned in lockdown


JURGEN KLOPP has poked fun at Gary Neville by claiming the only thing he has learned during the football shutdown is how the Manchester United legend has a view on everything.

Liverpool boss Klopp says he has enjoyed the chance to re-watch games his all-conquering side have played this season while being forced to stay off work.

 Jurgen Klopp called out former Manchester United defender Gary Neville

Jurgen Klopp called out former Manchester United defender Gary Neville


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But he also aimed a sly dig at Sky pundit Neville who has been outspoken on several issues as the game looks to return from the Covid-19 crisis.

Klopp told Football Focus: “I didn’t learn a lot during lockdown other than that Gary Neville has an opinion about absolutely everything. It’s incredible.

“I don’t sit back and think about my future or past. Obviously I have seen a lot of videos of our games. I never had a time for that before so I enjoy that.

“I miss the boys the most. What we have created a group where, not only the boys but all the people at Melwood, we saw each other with Zoom and telecalls, but it is still not the same.

“Going back to Melwood, doing the stuff we normally do, that is something I miss.”

Neville has called for Project Restart to be delayed until July as players are concerned about playing during a pandemic.

He has also claimed the Premier League are “blackmailing” clubs into playing with the threat of relegation.

And the 45-year-old risked the wrath of Liverpool fans when he vowed to torment them for 20 years if they are handed the title.

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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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