Klopp: The longer we are separated, the harder it is
The current European club champion Liverpool coach Jürgen Klopp acknowledges that modern technology has made life easier for a man in many cases, but still lacks genuine contact with his guards on and off the football field. “Already being able to see them for five minutes via video conference makes my day better,” says the charismatic German expert.
Like his guards, Jürgen Klopp has been in quarantine for the past week, and he can’t wait for the ‘live’ workouts to return to established rails. “I never would have thought I would enjoy so much with virtual training with the boys. Even when I see or hear them for a minute, it makes my day better. It’s hard to be quarantined and think with your head sober, because you’re constantly thinking about it would be nice to go back to training camp at Anfield and see the guys live. But it is like that, “a Liverpool coach said at the club’s official website, saying he was reassured when he saw the players succeed despite the current situation maintain a positive spirit.
“We try to have fun in a different way. I can see that the guys are serious, professional, which is the only right thing. Last but not least, I expect that from them, you never know when it will all continue. Because of their unique character, there are so many more of them. I miss more, “admits Jürgen Klopp, adding in the same breath:” People mistakenly think that modern technology can replace authentic human contact, conversation or whatever … It’s hard to keep a distance, but we will survive. we can be grateful to have all this. Imagine what it would be like to have such advanced information technology, for example in the 1980s, not because of football, but for maintaining social contacts. I have to admit that this is a big difference compared to previous times. ”
At the end, Klopp points out: “We are in a state of affairs right now that we have nothing left to do but continue to take advantage of modern technology. But the longer we are separated, the harder it is. At least for me, because I can’t see the boys live, embrace them, talk to them normally … But lest someone think I have a problem accepting the facts. I accept everything 100%, without reservations, hoping that our lives will soon return to established rails. “
