Jürgen Klopp said Gary Neville was right to apologise for wanting Manchester United’s Hannibal Mejbri to kick Liverpool players in their 4-0 defeat at Anfield
“He had to apologise for that, rightly so,” said Klopp. “I understand where he is coming from. Obviously you want to see some aggression, but there is a difference between aggression and kicking players. Aggression in football means you are ready to hurt yourself, not the other one. I don’t blame the kid, he came on and the game was a bit quick, and he was a bit late here and there. It’s all good.
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