Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp lashed out at the proposal of turning the Champions League group stage into a division of 32 teams.
Liverpool already has a pretty packed plan, given their commitments in England, Europe and the rest of the world this season.
Obviously, the Liverpool boss certainly wasn’t pleased with the Champions League extension plan.
“Today I read the top clubs want more games in the Champions League — I am not involved in these plans but that is absolute bollocks,” he told reporters after the Watford game. “The fixtures are like they are. You all like watching us suffering. That is how it is,” the German boss said.
“You (the media) always look concerned but no-one cares. We speak about it and no-one else speaks about it. We have to do what we do and are quite positive about it.”
“It think it is raining there. It doesn’t help the one pitch we are all playing on — sensationally good organising,” said Klopp sarcastically. “All the games are on one pitch and it is raining, I am not sure the people in Qatar are used to a lot of rain. We will see how the one pitch will be but that is a bit of a problem.”
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