Jurgen Klopp has insisted Liverpool fans don’t need “any kind of advice on showing respect”.
Reds supporters have been subjected to some serious abuse over the weekend, with rival fans taking to social media to suggest THEY were to blame for the surprising FA decision to postpone ALL football following the death of the Queen.
That included matches even at kids level, but that didn’t stop Liverpool ’s followers being singled out, with the suggestion they would have booed the national anthem when asked to pay respects to the monarchy. But Klopp dismissed the notion that his club’s supporters need any lectures on how to behave, and instead argued that the Kop has frequently shown the right level of respect on important occasions.