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"Forty-eight hours is an interesting idea but less than 48 hours I cannot believe.
"I learn more and more about this league and maybe I have to ask someone if we can ask if there will be another time for us at Sunderland.
"Our job is to do everything we can to win games. I understand tradition - I would never say Boxing Day is not a good idea as I love it and I have absolutely no problem (playing then).
magista obra cheap "But now having a match day with two days between, there should be another possibility.
"I don't know why we play Monday. Is January 2 a special day in England?"
Klopp is concerned the lack of time between the two matches leaves his side little time for recovery and he is already pre-empting the questions which he expects to field in two months' time.
In the past the German's training methods have been criticised by former Wales assistant manager Raymond Verheijen, who is often outspoken about fitness issues in Premier League clubs.
Klopp referenced the Dutchman in his press conference ahead of Monday's trip to Manchester United.
cheap tiempo legend v "Forty-eight hours between two games - how does this work?" he added.
"And then you (media) will sit there and say 'You didn't perform too well, how did this happen?' or 'Injuries. Oh?' and then this Dutch guy (Verheijen) says 'The training is not too good'.
sale superfly v black "How do you prepare a team for this. Do you say 'only 50 per cent against City because we have Sunderland on Monday'.
"It doesn't sound like it is right. Everyone is asking 'Why England is not too successful in big tournaments?'
"Ask what other big countries are doing at this time - they have their legs on the sofa and are watching English football."
Within minutes of the press conference finishing Verheijen had already responded.
"Liverpool manager Klopp caused 20 hamstring injuries in 10 months but keeps blaming external factors for injuries," he wrote on Twitter.
Verheijen later added: "The press conference by Liverpool coach Klopp is a great lesson for all coaches. Never let 'a Dutch guy' or anyone else get under your skin."
The fuss over fixtures overshadowed the build-up to one of the most anticipated matches of the year with Jose Mourinho heading to Anfield as United manager for the first time.
Klopp recognises the significance of the match against England's two most successful clubs.
cheap hypervenom phontam "My first Premier League game against United was a good game from my side, we could have won this game but we didn't because Wayne Rooney scored," he added.
"Then we had a nice opportunity to play them for the first time in this unbelievably long history between the clubs in Europe (Europa League) and that was a nice challenge.
"The more you play for in these games and the more interest there is, the more difficult they are but the more excited people are.
"It will never, for as long as I live, just be a normal game.
superfly v black uk "We should use this opportunity on the pitch because all the nice stories surrounding this game were written on the pitch and in the stadium.
"You face the biggest opponents and play football against them - that is the kind of battle we have and we should show who is the best in the moment."
"I learn more and more about this league and maybe I have to ask someone if we can ask if there will be another time for us at Sunderland.
"Our job is to do everything we can to win games. I understand tradition - I would never say Boxing Day is not a good idea as I love it and I have absolutely no problem (playing then).
magista obra cheap "But now having a match day with two days between, there should be another possibility.
"I don't know why we play Monday. Is January 2 a special day in England?"
Klopp is concerned the lack of time between the two matches leaves his side little time for recovery and he is already pre-empting the questions which he expects to field in two months' time.
In the past the German's training methods have been criticised by former Wales assistant manager Raymond Verheijen, who is often outspoken about fitness issues in Premier League clubs.
Klopp referenced the Dutchman in his press conference ahead of Monday's trip to Manchester United.
cheap tiempo legend v "Forty-eight hours between two games - how does this work?" he added.
"And then you (media) will sit there and say 'You didn't perform too well, how did this happen?' or 'Injuries. Oh?' and then this Dutch guy (Verheijen) says 'The training is not too good'.
sale superfly v black "How do you prepare a team for this. Do you say 'only 50 per cent against City because we have Sunderland on Monday'.
"It doesn't sound like it is right. Everyone is asking 'Why England is not too successful in big tournaments?'
"Ask what other big countries are doing at this time - they have their legs on the sofa and are watching English football."
Within minutes of the press conference finishing Verheijen had already responded.
"Liverpool manager Klopp caused 20 hamstring injuries in 10 months but keeps blaming external factors for injuries," he wrote on Twitter.
Verheijen later added: "The press conference by Liverpool coach Klopp is a great lesson for all coaches. Never let 'a Dutch guy' or anyone else get under your skin."
The fuss over fixtures overshadowed the build-up to one of the most anticipated matches of the year with Jose Mourinho heading to Anfield as United manager for the first time.
Klopp recognises the significance of the match against England's two most successful clubs.
cheap hypervenom phontam "My first Premier League game against United was a good game from my side, we could have won this game but we didn't because Wayne Rooney scored," he added.
"Then we had a nice opportunity to play them for the first time in this unbelievably long history between the clubs in Europe (Europa League) and that was a nice challenge.
"The more you play for in these games and the more interest there is, the more difficult they are but the more excited people are.
"It will never, for as long as I live, just be a normal game.
superfly v black uk "We should use this opportunity on the pitch because all the nice stories surrounding this game were written on the pitch and in the stadium.
"You face the biggest opponents and play football against them - that is the kind of battle we have and we should show who is the best in the moment."