Jurgen Klopp is angry at Paul Tierney after the exciting Liverpool match: “I have no problems with referees…just you!”

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Klopp faced the referee on the field after the unforgettable thriller on Sunday in the Premier League in north London, with the German caught on television saying: “I have no problems with any referees. Only you”, as he appeared to regret his lack of playing experience. When it comes to major decisions.

Klopp was particularly unhappy with Tierney’s apparent inconsistency in Liverpool defender Andy Robertson’s dismissal of kicking Emerson Royal in the second half, but earlier only showed Harry Kane a yellow card for a violent foul on Robertson.

Klopp was also furious about Tierney’s explanation behind the decision not to award Diogo Jota a first-half penalty after an ill-advised challenge from Emerson, while he was also given a yellow card by Tierney for protesting at the touchline.

“Yes sure [Kane should have been shown a red card]Klopp told Sky Sports. “We can give Robbo a red card, it’s not the smartest challenge in his life, that’s what it is. But that [Kane on Robertson] Definitely a red card, no doubt about that.

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“People will say his leg is in the air, but that’s just a coincidence. Harry can’t judge that and if Robo’s leg is on the ground, his leg is broken, no doubt about it.”

And about Jota’s penalty, Klopp added angrily: “Mr. Tierney told me he thinks Diogo stops on purpose because he wants to foul. First of all, if you want to shoot you have to stop because he can’t run and shoot at the same moment.”

“It will always be beneficial for people to play football themselves in the past.

“It’s okay, the draw is good. We’re not so crazy that we think we can’t draw at Spurs. But these situations are decisive, they are decisive.”

He added, “I really have no idea what it is [Tierney] The problem is with me. Frankly, I have no idea.

“You just need an objective reference who sees situations and trusts them. He tells me he thinks he is [Jota] stop on purpose. This is unreasonable.

“He had the best spot on the field, he was eight yards out and he didn’t give it. We have to ask him, what’s his problem.”

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