Jurgen Klopp's great anger at his reception at Anfield

Everyone at Anfield wants to say goodbye in the best possible way to Jürgen Klopp, who is one of the greatest legends in Liverpool's history. So his farewell should be something unforgettable for everyone, giving a great show in the first game after the announcement of Klopp's departure.

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H owever, where everything seems to be partying and rejoicing, there was something Klopp didn't like. Although Jürgen Klopp seems to be a very serious and unfriendly person, if you see Klopp's face during matches where he is always very focused, in reality the German manager is an excellent human being, who puts excellent human qualities before anything else. Despite this Andy Robertson made it clear that this is what Klopp did not want.

From the start of the game against Norwich you could see a different Jürgen Klopp, and his expressions reveal the true feelings of Klopp, who almost cried after hearing the "You'll never walk alone". Robertson said before the game: "He doesn't want the fans to sing his song, but I think he will lose that battle. And he certainly lost the battle against the fans, who did not hesitate to sing to Klopp.

This is only the start of it, as no doubt Anfield would now be facing Klopp after every game, although there are some very important players in the team, no player can compare to the Boss. So despite Klopp's anger the entire stadium will continue to pay a tribute that doesn't seem to be enough to express the affection of everyone in Liverpool for Jürgen Klopp.

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Just like Andy Robertson, Klopp also stated about why he doesn't like to hear his song during games as he said: "I love the song, but I still struggle to know that it's for me. At the moment, it goes against my understanding of a football team. I'm not the main man, the players play, and if you sing my name all at once, I don't play". So Klopp gives preference to his players, as he recognises that they do a lot of the work and he would like more recognition for his players.