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Connor Randall only made eight senior appearances for Liverpool(Image: 2017 AMA Sports Photo Agency)

Jurgen Klopp led Liverpool to remarkable triumphs, but not every player thrived under his management.

However, not every player from the academy was able to win his trust, as Connor Randall found out the hard way.

Randall, who is now the club captain of Scottish Championship side Ross County, was part of the first XI that were beaten 2-1 at home by Wolves in the 2017 FA Cup fourth round.



I just stood in the shower, I think the game was on in the changing room on the telly and I felt ashamed.

"I felt embarrassed, I felt like [I was] letting everyone down and things like that.

All my mates who'd come to watch me, a few of my mates, my family, they were upstairs and obviously you [usually] go and speak to them and whatever.

The defeat to Wolves was one of Klopp's most significant defeats in the early years of his reign(Image: 2017 Getty Images)

"I remember just going straight to the car.

Not that that makes any difference, but at the time that's the way I felt.

"I just wanted to go home, get in the house and stay in the house.

The biggest emotion is being half-ashamed, even going out, you don't want to go places and for people to see you and go, 'That s*** player' or whatever."

Connor Randall (left) is now the captain of Ross County(Image: Russell Cheyne/Shutterstock)

Randall only made eight appearances for the Reds in all competitions, which all came under Klopp's reign.