Jurgen Klopp leaves an interview with Norwegian television after being asked a question that was “really disappointing” after Manchester United’s loss, and supporters are now beginning to respond to the already asked question.

Jurgen Klopp left an interview with the Norwegian television channel V Sport after being asked a question that he described as “really disappointing” after Liverpool’s loss to Manchester United by a score of 4-3.

As United won their spot in the FA Cup semi-finals, where they would face Coventry City, Amad Diallo scored a sensational goal in the closing minute of the game.

This allowed Erik ten Hag’s team to advance to the next round.

On the Old Trafford touchline at the end of the match, Jurgen Klopp appeared to be in a state of disbelief.

When Harvey Elliott scored a goal in the 105th minute to give them a 3-2 lead, it appeared as though they had accomplished everything they could.

Marcus Rashford and Diallo scored goals in the final minutes of the match, which culminated in one of the most exciting FA Cup matches in recent history.

An obviously irritated Jurgen Klopp gave an interview to the Norwegian television channel V Sport after the final whistle blew in Manchester, despite the fact that the interview did not exactly go according to plan.

“In most cases, intensity is the name of the game,” the reporter inquired, as can be seen in the previous sentence.

Why did it become so challenging during the extra time that was allotted?

The response from Klopp was that the question was “dumb,” and then he went off on a tangent regarding the games that actually were played.

Then, after a few awkward seconds, the reporter makes an attempt to ask another question, but the manager of Liverpool interrupts him.

As he walked away, he said, “C’mon, it is obvious that you are not in great shape.”

Here is a collection of reactions from supporters on social media about Klopp’s interview.

One person wrote, “That is just embarrassing,” while another person said, “Seriously, there is no need to humiliate the interviewer.”

Someone else wrote, “For once, you should take some responsibility.”

The game was lost as a result of his obstinacy the entire time. To put it another way, he threw it away.

“I’m always the first to criticize Klopp, but I’d probably have told him to p**s off after a game like that as well,” remarked a fourth individual.

A fifth individual spoke in, saying, “This is pretty disrespectful and totally unnecessary.”