Jurgen Klopp issues response to touchline ban and fine - ‘I would like to know where the money goes’

Jurgen Klopp gave a prickly response to his two-game touchline ban following his comments regarding referee Paul Tierney in the aftermath of Liverpool’s 4-3 win over Tottenham last month. The Reds boss admitted a charge of improper conduct and was subsequently fined £75,000 and issued with a two-game touchline ban – one of which is suspended until next season.

Ad Klopp said that Tierney had ‘something against’ Liverpool after the German was shown a yellow card for celebrating his side’s winner in front of the fourth official, claiming that what Tierney said to him was ‘not okay.’ Premier LeagueKlopp hit with touchline ban after being found guilty of misconduct over Tierney commentsA DAY AGO Addressing the media ahead of Saturday’s Premier League clash with Aston Villa, he said: «I expected a punishment. It is OK; I would like to know where the money goes.

If it is a good cause, I'm happy to pay it; if the FA keeps it, we'll have to talk again. »People thought it would be longer.

One game is OK; I can watch the game from a better position and I will be in contact with my coaches." On a brighter note, Klopp paid a glowing tribute to the departing quartet of Roberto Firmino, Naby Keita, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and James Milner, who will leave Anfield at the end of the season. Tottenham aiming to appoint Slot or Enrique as new manager — reports Ten Hag confirms 'ill' Rashford a doubt for Bournemouth clash, Jones to leave this summer Real Madrid target Alonso as future replacement for Ancelotti — Paper Round «This game will be super difficult for different reasons.

We spoke already with the boys; it is super important but also super emotional,” he added. “We are saying goodbye to, from my point of view, four Liverpool