http://www.skysports.com/football/news/1...ys-jurgen-klopphttp://www.independent.co.uk/sport/footb...d-a7547411.htmlKlopp didn't say anything wrong. He's spoken about the wind before and if you read exactly what he said, he was not blaming the wind for the loss. He was just being totally frank and open (as he always seems to be) about the difficulties he perceives.
He was perhaps naieve to mention it. He perhaps needs to realise that the british press will use his 'niceness' when it suits them, but they'll be quick to use it against him when he's down too, in this case spinning what he said into 'Klopp blames wind for defeat'.
Maureen as we know is just a low life. He adopts the same methods as Fergie... uses the press to try to demean colleagues and create a sense of superiority. They both got on with Rafa untill he started to give them difficult games on the pitch at which point their true colurs showed.
Hence why I suggested in another thread that now is the time to back Klopp. Yes, he needs to learn a bit too. Unfortunately, that may mean he should perhaps be less candid and open - but hopefully not. If the fans show him huge support in the face of crticism and mocking... and perhaps one or two in the media start talking sense too.
