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The immediacy of all of this means TV viewers see different sides of Klopp.

Klopp gives long answers — particularly to the first question, which usually invites him to summarise the game.



He may do as many as eight interviews in English and German before he even gets to the press room, where he fields questions from written media.



He realises that viewers back home are watching Liverpool and other Premier League matches without the same level of club allegiance.



Second goal?

When the final whistle blows and a Liverpool match finishes, Jurgen Klopp’s working day is far from over.

Klopp’s Liverpool were once viewed as fast starters — a team who blew opponents away with what they did early in matches.