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Frank Lampard was sacked by Liverpool’s local rivals Everton earlier this week (Picture: Getty) admits he feels sympathy for but is confident the now former manager still has a future as a top level coach. The legend masterminded the Toffees successful fight to preserve their top flight status last season after succeeding Rafa Benitez 12 months ago. Lampard was unable to build on that momentum, however with the summer sale of Richarlison and Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s ongoing fitness problems undermining his chances of avoiding another relegation battle.

‘That’s the business,’ said a rueful Klopp, speaking ahead of Liverpool’s FA Cup fourth round tie against Brighton.



Klopp, himself, come under unfamiliar pressure in recent weeks with Liverpool failing to hit the standards they have set in recent years. Sean Dyche is set to be confirmed as Frank Lampard’s successor at Everton (Picture: Getty)




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