‘Why was he allowed to do that?’: Jürgen Klopp’s number 2 Pepin Lijnders under scrutiny for writing book on Liverpool tactics – 4-1 Napoli exposed in the humility of – as Dietmar Hamann says ‘alarm bells should be rung’
- Liverpool assistant manager Pepin Reinders under scrutiny for writing book
- Jürgen Klopp’s number 2 has written a book ‘Intensity: Inside Liverpool’ on their tactics
- The Reds suffered a 4-1 defeat to Napoli in the Champions League.
- Former Liverpool ace Dietmar Hamann says ‘alarm bells’ should be rung
Former midfielder Dietmar Hamann has criticized Liverpool’s assistant manager Pepin Reinders for publishing a book about Jürgen Klopp’s squad while still working at Anfield.
The Reds have endured a rocky start to the new season as they are currently seventh in the Premier League, winning just two of their first six games.
Things took a turn for the worse as they were humiliated by a 4-1 crushing defeat to Serie A side Napoli in the Champions League opener.
Liverpool were humiliated by losing 4-1 to Napoli in the Champions League.
Dietmar Hamann criticizes Pepin Liinders for publishing book about Jurgen Klopp’s side
Jürgen Klopp’s team dominated in Napoli, conceding two penalties in the first half and losing 4-0 after 47 minutes.
Liverpool continued to fight and Luis Diaz hit back with a consolation goal, but it was a terrible night for the Reds in Italy.
Hamann, who made 283 appearances for Liverpool between 1999 and 2006, appeared to have some of the blame on his feet for blaming Klopp’s No. 2 Lijnders.
Lijnders will publish a book called ‘Intensity: Inside Liverpool FC’ at the beginning of August, described as ‘offering expert first-hand insight into everything from training to tactics to team talk’. .
Lijnders has released a book, Intensity: Inside Liverpool FC, which gives insight into tactics.
It’s unlikely he revealed all his Reds secrets, but the German midfielder insists ‘alarm bells should be sounded’ and why release such a book while Klopp’s assistant is still working at the club. I’m wondering if I’m allowed to do that.
Herman tweeted: ‘Liverpool fans should have sounded alarm bells when the current assistant manager wrote the book while still employed by the club.
“I don’t quite understand how he was allowed to do that.”
Former Liverpool midfielder Hamann questions why Lijnders was allowed to publish a book
On the day his book was published, Reinders said: When James pitched it as a future idea, my immediate response was:
“And from then on we were all in. I had no idea what the season would be like, of course, but whatever happened, I was committed to this project. As we say, I We give 100 percent at Liverpool FC.
‘I decided not to withhold anything in this book. What you read happened throughout the season. This book is for people who like games.
“You can read everything about decisions, training, tactics, team talks, how Jürgen motivates and leads this team, players and staff. Winning two trophies and getting closer to two more.” increase.
“If you want to know more, I recommend picking up this book. Don’t forget Liverpool supporters, we are different because of you guys.”
Lijnders is highly regarded at Liverpool, having been Klopp’s second-place finisher since 2018.
Lijnders also offers insight into the feelings at the Liverpool camp after the chaos of the Champions League final loss to Real Madrid in Paris.
But one is not the sole reason for Liverpool’s decline in form and strength. There are many other issues.
The intensity, the defense of the suspects and the huge injury list are what most people would suggest Liverpool are in trouble right now. Klopp hopes to return to fitness in the coming weeks.
The Reds are set to host the Wolves in the Premier League on Saturday to keep the season on track.
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