Reports alleged that Man City believed Klopp's comments to be 'borderline xenophobia' and now the Liverpool boss is looking to take legal action. LFC
Liverpool boss Klopp to sue over Man City ‘xenophobia’ claim – ‘I would hate myself’Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp will reportedly take legal action having been accused of xenophobia against Manchester City’s owners.
The Reds boss was accused of lighting the touch paper ahead of the high-octane 1-0 win over City on Sunday which saw him shown a red card, coins thrown at Pep Guardiola, the City bus damaged and City fans engaging in chants about the Hillsborough disaster. “I would hate myself for being like this. I have said a lot of times things that were a little bit open for misunderstanding. I know that. It was not intentional, just sometimes you say things and you think, ‘Oh my God! It can be interpreted like this?’ But this is not one of these moments. Absolutely.”
“I am not sure we have to be best friends with other clubs,” said Klopp. “I don’t think anybody wants to be best friends with us. It is a completely normal competition.
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