Having waited for two long, interminable weeks for international football to finish and the real stuff to get back underway, the games are coming thick and fast for Liverpool now. J\u00fcrgen Klopp seemed to be entirely unimpressed with the performance of his charges against Huddersfield, hopping up and down like a madman on the touchline with every misplaced pass and poorly thought out attacking manoeuvre. In the wake of the match he spoke about the lack of rhythm and preparation time that his players had had to endure because they had jetted off to numerous different corners of the world, telling the press that even if those on the pitch weren\u2019t playing well they could still be \u2018scared\u2019 of their manager. In the wake of the game the fanbase seemed to be split into two, with one half claiming that the three points were all that mattered because it maintained our impressive start to the season and the other half saying that it\u2019s starting to be concerning that we haven\u2019t yet clicked into gear. I probably have a foot in both camps, to be honest, knowing that we need to start playing well soon but being aware of how tough the first set of fixtures really were.<\/p>\n
\nKlopp admits #LFC<\/a> form is not only concerning him, but his team too: “I was not the only one who felt average (after Huddersfield), the boys want it to be different too. But we have to to be ready for the problems, face them, solve them.”<\/p>\n
\u2014 David Maddock (@MaddockMirror) October 23, 2018<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n