Klopp told to 'get on with it' as Liverpool boss takes aim at Burnley... again

Jurgen Klopp had complaints over Burnley's international players and their lack of fixture congestion LFC

Jurgen Klopp has been told to ‘get on with it’ after the Liverpool manager launched into a rant about other clubs blocking the return of five substitutes.

Klopp also reserved special criticism for Burnley – a club he appears to have held a grudge against for many years.manager said in a press conference. “[Five substitutes] is the right decision, especially in this moment, because you bring players back in this moment, after Covid infection or an injury, and because of the games they have to play you risk injury and they have to go out again, maybe after 60 minutes.

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