Jürgen Klopp charged with misconduct for derby celebration.

Jürgen Klopp: Liverpool manager charged with misconduct for derby celebration

Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp has been charged by the Football Association with misconduct for running on to the pitch after his side's 96th-minute winner against Everton at Anfield.

Klopp ran on to hug goalkeeper Alisson after Divock Origi's bizarre goal in Sunday's Merseyside derby.

Liverpool won 1-0 to move two points behind Premier League leaders Manchester City.

Klopp, who later apologised, has until 18:00 GMT on Thursday to respond.

The German, speaking after Sunday's game, said: "I have to apologise because I didn't want to be disrespectful - but I couldn't stop myself.

"If I could describe how I felt when the goal went in, then I would have control over it. We don't want to look for excuses but that's how it is.

"The plan was not to run. When I chose to stop, I was close to Alisson. He was surprised."

Everton counterpart Marco Silva said he had no issue with Klopp's actions.

"I didn't see Klopp's reaction and if we scored that goal and had been so lucky I might have done the same," said the Portuguese.

"I didn't see any disrespect."

BBC Radio 5 live summariser Robbie Savage said he had "never seen anything like it", while former England defender Danny Mills told 5 live it was "absolutely shocking".

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/46431656


Good, charge him and throw the book at him, coming over here with his infectious smile, joyous attitude and interacting with fans, why does he need to celebrate at all, running on to the pitch after a 96th minute derby winner, it's just not the English way, showing emotion. Dreadful.

Never have I seen the like.... except when Pep did it, but that's different, isn't it.

Seriously, what a load of bollocks.

https://twitter.com/MoMoMoSaIah/status/1069618412341596161

It was going to happen unfortunately- the Prem League have suffocated all the celebrations because opposition fans react negatively to them so instead of punishing the single cell idiots who use a celebration as an excuse to react they just try and stop the celebration.

Well to be fair, Pep didn't run as deep in the field as Jürgen did. 

cu*ts. Nothing we didn't know already.

Well to be fair, Pep didn't run as deep in the field as Jürgen did. 

Cu*ts. Nothing we didn't know already.

So did Pep not get any punishment whilst Klopp did, I'd sue the FA if that is the case, clear double standards.

Well to be fair, Pep didn't run as deep in the field as Jürgen did. 

cu*ts. Nothing we didn't know already.

If the ball is over the line, it's over the line, if the feet are on the pitch, then the feet are on the pitch, distance does not matter.

Did Pep get warned/punished?, here is president.

Have I missed something here?
What about Mourinho acting like a F***ing hooligan in the same scenario and no action was taken?
Bollocks indeed.

Cu*ts. Nothing we didn't know already.

The absolute straightforwardness of that sentence makes me happy.

They are.

Are coaches allowed to go on the field or not? If no, then why is this a surprise?

Are coaches allowed to go on the field or not? If no, then why is this a surprise?

Maureen allows buses on the pitch, a coach is no different. IMO.

So will he get a touchline ban ? Or club/him get a fine ?
Not surprised, they're pretty anal with their rules.

Maureen allows buses on the pitch, a coach is no different. IMO.

 

If the ball is over the line, it's over the line, if the feet are on the pitch, then the feet are on the pitch, distance does not matter.

Did Pep get warned/punished?, here is president.

has there been a rule change since pep did that?

Expected...but F***ing worth it aye.. 😁

If the ball is over the line, it's over the line, if the feet are on the pitch, then the feet are on the pitch, distance does not matter.

Did Pep get warned/punished?, here is president.

I totally agree with that RedPuppy, hence my sarcastic comment.

Refs fault, should have gave Klopp a yellow, then FA can't do anything. Ref should be marked down for doing nothing.

I totally agree with that RedPuppy, hence my sarcastic comment.

I got that, it was more for others. 

Refs fault, should have gave Klopp a yellow, then FA can't do anything. Ref should be marked down for doing nothing.

Which is basically the equivalent of what will happen to Klopp (minus the fine) assuming what Paul Joyce tweeted is correct (posted in Klopp's thread).

Man City boss Pep Guardiola defends Liverpool's Jürgen Klopp as derby celebration fall-out continues

Pep Guardiola has defended Liverpool boss Jürgen Klopp for his derby celebrations that have seen him slapped with an FA charge.

The Football Association have charged Klopp with misconduct after running on to the pitch in the 96th minute following Divock Origi's dramatic late winner against Everton at Anfield on Sunday.

Klopp raced to the halfway line and gave goalkeeper Alisson Becker a hug before retreating back to the dugout.

The Liverpool boss later apologised for his actions and revealed he had said sorry to Everton counterpart Marco Silva, who claimed not to have seen the incident nor heard the apology.

And Guardiola, who was "reminded of his responsibilities" after a similar incident after a late Raheem Sterling winner against Southampton, believes Klopp is merely guilty of showing his emotions.

"I did it against Southampton," said the Manchester City boss. "There are a lot of emotions in those moments.

"I know when I did it I was not happy to have done it, so I can understand Marco Silva and Mauricio Pellegrino when it happens.

"Sometimes it's what it is – an emotional game, everything happens in your mind. I take for my side, you have to be respectful for the other ones.

"When you win you are a huge personality when you lose it's a lack of respect. When you lose you are a bad guy and when you win everything is acceptable.

"We live in a world where everyone judges the winners and it's just that we win."

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From what I could find on the net, Pep wasn't charged back then.

Bunch of cu*ts, why weren't the subs at Arsenal charged for running on the pitch and pushing and shoving the Spurs players, why is Maureen not charged for kicking the bottles, the FA are a farce

If Jürgen does his twisted jaw scowl at the hearing they will sh*t themselves and give Maureen the ban.
He should lawyer up and make them sweat.

He'll probably get a one match touchline ban... and we all know what game that could end up being don't we 

Bunch of cu*ts, why weren't the subs at Arsenal charged for running on the pitch and pushing and shoving the Spurs players, why is Maureen not charged for kicking the bottles, the FA are a farce

I'll go with the bunch of cu*ts

F**k the FA.

Just a gang of old grey male perverts aren't they.

F**k the FA.

Just a gang of old grey male perverts aren't they.

Hey, hey, hey FMS.......

Hold on there mister - on behalf of my people don’t go chucking us in there with the FA 🤬

Self respecting old grey male perverts deserve better!

Bunch of cu*ts, why weren't the subs at Arsenal charged for running on the pitch and pushing and shoving the Spurs players, why is Maureen not charged for kicking the bottles, the FA are a farce

 

bunch of cu*ts yep but they are charging arsespurs.The run reminded me of david pleat back in the olden days when luton stayed up and city went down.good times!

Klopp can still text instructions even with a phoney ban.

No surprises there, no doubt the FA will find a way for him to be missing the United game.

don't underestimate the ability of the FA to be completely out of touch with the real world . They have probably not heard of Pep Guardiola and when they see this German bloke acting like a human being it will just confuse the old duffers.

has there been a rule change since pep did that?

Don't know, but it would surprise me if the change was passed this morning.

No surprises there, no doubt the FA will find a way for him to be missing the United game.

Looks like it although a warning would suffice. Or the club being ordered to put up signs...Please Keep Off The Grass..

Drag their feet untill they can line up some totally disproportionate ban and fine. No wonder fans of all clubs hold the FA in such low esteem.

Absolutely pathetic.

No joy to be had in football anymore.

Absolutely pathetic.

No joy to be had in football anymore.

Is right Si,


His romp was nothing more than the sheer joy of seeing his boy's pull it out at the last second, there wasn't an ounce of malicious intent in the gaffers actions.

Not as if he did the old neil lennon. Shouldn't have done it, fine him and move on

Is right Si,


His romp was nothing more than the sheer joy of seeing his boy's pull it out at the last second, there wasn't an ounce of malicious intent in the gaffers actions.

Far too many people quick to make a drama and get offended by the tiniest stuff in football nowadays.

Not arsed. 1-0. 😂

Not arsed. 1-0. 😂

Much worse for the gaffer if he had to reach into his jacket pocket to pay the fine with wee t-Rex arms.......

Last derby, English defender shoves Firmino into our fans at full speed, could have endangered his safety or the fans themselves. No case to answer. 

This derby, German coach goes to celebrate winner with his own players, in front of his own fans in his home ground, everyone loves it except Toffees/Danny Mills, so something had to be seen to be done asap.

No doubt Mills would prefer Rafa in charge here, as he wouldn't so much as smile, let alone celebrate a winning goal.  But in that case, we would be more likely to a concede a last minute goal against them than score one, as happened in the league and cup in 2009.

Last derby, English defender shoves Firmino into our fans at full speed, could have endangered his safety or the fans themselves. No case to answer. 

This derby, German coach goes to celebrate winner with his own players, in front of his own fans in his home ground, everyone loves it except Toffees/Danny Mills, so something had to be seen to be done asap.

No doubt Mills would prefer Rafa in charge here, as he wouldn't so much as smile, let alone celebrate a winning goal.  But in that case, we would be more likely to a concede a last minute goal against them than score one, as happened in the league and cup in 2009.   

     

That last paragraph completely not needed to make ya point,but you can't F***ing help yourself with a dig at Rafa.

Did anyone catch talksport it has to be one of the most stupid pointless Radio stations ever. I think the guy is Adrian Durham and what a gigantic pr**k how he doesn't get lamped is beyond me. I would love to get on his show but no chance the idiots on it all start by saying "love the show guys" well you can guess the rest.

     

That last paragraph completely not needed to make ya point,but you can't f**king help yourself with a dig at Rafa,what a gobs***e c**t you are.

no need for all those words mate just the last 6 would have done

Did anyone catch talksport it has to be one of the most stupid pointless Radio stations ever. I think the guy is Adrian Durham and what a gigantic pr**k how he doesn't get lamped is beyond me. I would love to get on his show but no chance the idiots on it all start by saying "love the show guys" well you can guess the rest.

Blocked by him on Twitter for saying that he just said things to get a reaction and wind people up. He is an absolute bellend.

Did anyone catch talksport it has to be one of the most stupid pointless Radio stations ever. I think the guy is Adrian Durham and what a gigantic pr**k how he doesn't get lamped is beyond me. I would love to get on his show but no chance the idiots on it all start by saying "love the show guys" well you can guess the rest.

He is a self confessed troll - he deliberately says stuff that he knows will wind people up and get them phoning in

Worth it

Worth it

Beat me to it bro

It was always going to happen but it’s making a mountain out of a mole hill. Intense game and moment, not the first manager to have done it and won’t be the last. Players usually just get a yellow if they jump into the crowd celebrating so don’t think this would justify a touch line ban, it’s not like he’s gone on and had a go at the ref or a player or something.

I think he should be let off it’s not like he has form for this kind of thing

https://twitter.com/mainz05en/status/1069601900717330433?s=21

I'm with Klopp here, but I am even with him if he did mooning to Everton fans. Let anybody do anything outside of violant acts. I am alone with that view and modern football has decided to bring football into the middle of society (to make more money) and then I can understand it. He'll be fined quite heavily because they want to set a precedent to avoid stuff like it in the future.

F**k of Ya FA cu*ts

Let Jürgen make a donation to some Everton fan charity and be done with it. He's already apologized and as has been said, it's not like he hurt someone.

Outrage Society strikes again. There's always something to be offended by.

The enthusiasm shown by Jürgen was brilliant and you could see how delighted the rest of our players were including the ones on the bench.It shows what a happy club we have got at L.F.C.

No doubt Mills would prefer Rafa in charge here, as he wouldn't so much as smile, let alone celebrate a winning goal.  But in that case, we would be more likely to a concede a last minute goal against them than score one, as happened in the league and cup in 2009.

Nothing more than a pathetic attempt to wind forum members up ,grow up .

Last derby, English defender shoves Firmino into our fans at full speed, could have endangered his safety or the fans themselves. No case to answer. 

This derby, German coach goes to celebrate winner with his own players, in front of his own fans in his home ground, everyone loves it except Toffees/Danny Mills, so something had to be seen to be done asap.

No doubt Mills would prefer Rafa in charge here, as he wouldn't so much as smile, let alone celebrate a winning goal.  But in that case, we would be more likely to a concede a last minute goal against them than score one, as happened in the league and cup in 2009.

Any chance you explain the relevance of the highlighted part of the post ?

Remember guys, it's his opinion. He hates Rafa you guys like him. Both entitled to opinions, he's got a bit carried away of course... back to Klopp.

Jürgen accepts the charge and an 8,000 -pound fine is levied (sorry, don't have the little Sterling thingie on my keyboard over here).

By the way note how if it wants to, the FA can move quickly on something. Does anyone know where fine money goes? It should go to charity, but I suspect it does not.

Now back to watching videos of the goal and celebration!

Does anyone know where fine money goes?

yes

£8,000 fine and warned about future conduct.

According to the Times

Jürgen accepts the charge and an 8,000 -pound fine is levied (sorry, don't have the little Sterling thingie on my keyboard over here).

By the way note how if it wants to, the FA can move quickly on something. Does anyone know where fine money goes? It should go to charity, but I suspect it does not.

Now back to watching videos of the goal and celebration!

Well it just goes into the FA coffers which are then used as part of the donations to charity

£8,000 fine and warned about future conduct.

According to the Times

Snip... worth it,as it’ll live long in the memory 😁 & our grand kids will tell their kids all about it..

Snip... worth it,as it’ll live long in the memory 😁 & our grand kids will tell their kids all about it..

Working on it

Storm in a teacup, and typical heavy handed sh*t from the FA.

At least it's been sorted quickly.

We go again.

So did Pep not get any punishment whilst Klopp did, I'd sue the FA if that is the case, clear double standards.

I think the issue FA is that Klopp ran faster than Pep. They can't have their poster boy being upstaged.

Hopefully he will get a good advertising deal for Red Bull or something and make 10 times that amount.
Its hard to have anything but utter contempt for those people who inhabit the dark dusty corridors of the FA

Well it just goes into the FA coffers which are then used as part of the donations to charity

What? Like charity to Scudamore. Fuuuuking hell.

What? Like charity to Scudamore. Fuuuuking hell.

Scudamore is premier league not FA

F***ing well worth the £8000 fine to watch Klopp legging it around like a loon. Obviously missed it during the game with celebrating & laughing my arse off at Origi's winner. Was great watching Klopp's run back in the boozer afterwards.

https://twitter.com/ThisIsMS2/status/1069926042687561728?s=20

https://twitter.com/ThisIsMS2/status/1069926042687561728?s=20

 

Let Jürgen make a donation to some Everton fan charity and be done with it. He's already apologized and as has been said, it's not like he hurt someone.

Outrage Society strikes again. There's always something to be offended by.

Great idea mate, i think there's one called .. ' He's only got little Arms' foundation 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣


YNWA

https://twitter.com/AnfieldHQ/status/1070061029961490433?s=19

https://twitter.com/AnfieldHQ/status/1070061029961490433?s=19

🤣🤣🤣

https://twitter.com/ThisIsMS2/status/1069926042687561728?s=20

One of the best I've ever seen,quality that.🤣🤣🤣🤣

The fine was worth every penny & im
Sure the gaffer & players think so too as do the fans ,F**k the FA & there double standards sh*te, the shower of tw*ts.

Whats this "little arms" joke on here all about?

That last paragraph completely not needed to make ya point.

Not in your opinion maybe. Imo, yes it was. I didn't have a dig at all, as always about him I told the truth. If you want someone to show no reaction at all to goals you've busted yourself all day/week for, Rafa's the man for you. When we did score an injury time winner against them in 2007, Stevie led the celebrations from the sideline, as the reward he got for driving us back into the game, was getting hooked for showing "too much passion". In a derby like.

If you want someone who lives the game like a fan, we have Jürgen. We waited 96 long, frustrating minutes to get that goal at the weekend. It was completely off the cuff, he didn't set out to upset the opposition, he's not the first to do it nor the last. Every fan watching it understood his reaction, even the few who didn't take it so well.

I would have contested the charge if it was me, because other coaches have not been charged for similar "offences" and worse. The referee didn't send him from the touchline, and the 4th official saw no issue with it. Problem?

I suppose it's easier for the FA to use video evidence to deal with things like this, than use it to help referees on the pitch when they need it.

https://twitter.com/AnfieldHQ/status/1070061029961490433?s=19

That's F***ing Brilliant.

https://twitter.com/AnfieldHQ/status/1070061029961490433?s=19

F***ing brilliant! 

This is the world we live in, i choose not to live in it. A world where we are supposed to be duty bound to apologise for winning. A world where children are given participation medals for losing in all sports. It makes me sick and i often wonder why those who work hard and dedicate themselves to their professions are forced by establishments to apologise to those that are weak and have no spine.

The sooner the era of 'political correctness' is banished to the annuls of history the better.

What kind of a world are we living in where we are asked to refrain from expressing emotion. Reminds me of the film 'Equilibrium' if i'm being blunt.

Not in your opinion maybe. Imo, yes it was. I didn't have a dig at all, as always about him I told the truth. If you want someone to show no reaction at all to goals you've busted yourself all day/week for, Rafa's the man for you. When we did score an injury time winner against them in 2007, Stevie led the celebrations from the sideline, as the reward he got for driving us back into the game, was getting hooked for showing "too much passion". In a derby like.

If you want someone who lives the game like a fan, we have Jürgen. We waited 96 long, frustrating minutes to get that goal at the weekend. It was completely off the cuff, he didn't set out to upset the opposition, he's not the first to do it nor the last. Every fan watching it understood his reaction, even the few who didn't take it so well.

I would have contested the charge if it was me, because other coaches have not been charged for similar "offences" and worse. The referee didn't send him from the touchline, and the 4th official saw no issue with it. Problem?

I suppose it's easier for the FA to use video evidence to deal with things like this, than use it to help referees on the pitch when they need it.

   

Nah you're an anti rafa gobs***e,simple. I got as much F***ing joy outta rafa sitting cross legged on the sidelines against the rentboys as jurgens run,love em both.You've got a huge stick up your arse,you do make some decent posts but F**k me you need to let this sh*t go.

   

Nah you're an anti rafa gobs***e,simple. I got as much F***ing joy outta rafa sitting cross legged on the sidelines against the rentboys as jurgens run,love em both.You've got a huge stick up your arse,you do make some decent posts but F**k me you need to let this sh*t go.

It's way past 'anti' anything, now psychotic is more appropriate.