Name: ユルゲン・クロップの試合前記者会見｜ウェストハム (Jürgen Klopp's pre-match press conference | West Ham)
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法助動詞 A2

Is there an update on his fitness, is there a fear he could be out for a while

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and could you look to make changes this Monday

As we all know, it was a hamstring thing, and we've heard of different hamstring injures now

in the Premier League, Harry Kane for example.

It's not that bad, but he will be out, I think, for three weeks or so,

which is not cool, but how we see it we were still lucky.

Changes? I could, because apart from Hendo the other boys are fit,

but Tuesday-Monday there's absolutely no need to do it,

that's enough time, longer than we usually have.

So we'll see who starts and stuff like this, and maybe we'll make more changes,

Arsene Wenger has said this week that he wants to change marginal offside decisions

There's been a lot of controversy around VAR this season,

I heard about it, what Arsene said, the 'daylight rule', right?

I'm not sure about that, didn't think enough about it,

when we spoke with the coahces about it what we thought could make it easier as well

is that we just say whatever it is - your toe or your foot is offside,

No higher, no armpits, no shoulders or any of that stuff,

I hope they involve a few sportspeople, so I'm happy that Arsene Wenger is around there

and giving some advice, because it always feels like it's good in theory

and then when you have to prove it in practice, it doesn't work exactly like that.

In the moment, for me, the offside rule is fine,

of course it takes too long because it's so close,

because we decide, and is it right 100 per cent with the lines?

That makes it a bit complicated, but if in the end it's offside, then it's offside.

We had these situations, the armpit and stuff like this, but it's offside.

I have no problem with that, it's just that we have to make sure we help the people more,

and the thicker line which UEFA or whoever brought up could help.

But there will be close decisions in the future as well, there always were,

it just didn't take that long to find out because the linesman put the flag up - done.

So afterwards, after the game you heard it was not offside,

or for anybody, but there was always discussions around offside.

I'm happy that we discuss it and there are different ideas,

but I hope in the end it will be the right solution, that would help massively.

There's a story today about a young Manchester United fan who wrote to you

asking Liverpool to lose, and you replied.

Were you feeling sympathetic cos you're so far ahead of United?

It had nothing to do with that. We had time, that helps in that moment,

I cannot answer all the letters I get every day, I get a lot,

I read the letter and I replied, how the world is now...

It's a private letter - I get it, I respond and the next day it's in the newspaper.

I don't like that too much but it's all fine.

I have no problem with supporters of other clubs,

I think and hope - know - it's a free world, so we can choose our club,

I don't think everybody has to be a Liverpool fan.

I like working for Liverpool and I like the rivalry we have,

but I love it even more if we can keep that on the pitch.

Apart from that, they can be happy and we should be happy,

He looks like it, in the picture I saw later, so...good.

one thing you've always said is that football is for everyone,

it shouldn't be that rivalry, and I know you said this was a little bit cheeky,

but you must get so many letters, was it just the cheekiness that stood out for you?

It all came together - cheeky, 10 years old, which I think is a nice age

and it was smart as well. I thought it's a good idea, try it, why not?

Like I said, we try to respond to as many as possible,

but it's just not possible. In the moment we're obviously in a positive period,

and that means the letters are pretty much all friendly,

but still, cannot reply to all of them, even if we try as often as possible.

I think the people know that, they write most of the time,

"I know you will not respond, I know you can't respond" and all that stuff.

I read nearly all of them. I don't open them,

somebody reads them before and gives them to me,

so probably there are a few which are not that nice, which I don't see.

But, no, that's all cool, people know I can't respond to all of them.

Jürgen, incredible season so far, winning match after match,

and I know it was a different competition, but when you lose a game,

and when we speak to you about league games and the last one you've won,

you always say that's forgotten and it's about the game in front of you,

but can you sense amongst the players even more added determination

after a defeat, not to put things right, because it's a different competition,

It's to put things right, just not in that competition.

It's a little bit strange. Yes, we lost the game and there's absolutely no positive in it -

But it's important, IF there's any help in that result

it's that you felt that defeat and it felt like a defeat.

It felt after the game like a defeat, it felt the next morning like a defeat,

it was nothing. Nobody thought, "But in the league we are like this."

It's all what we said after the game, like it's not done yet -

But it's not that we say Anfield alone will sort it at the end.

Atletico showed obviously a lot of passion, desire and stuff like this, fought for the result.

They will fight here for the result, 100 per cent.

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