Salty Jurgen Klopp couldn’t resist getting one last dig at West Brom after 2-2 draw

Do you want chips with that salt, Jurgen?

Jurgen Klopp was not happy after Liverpool's game on Saturday. He had just watched his team relinquish a two goal lead away to the Premier League's bottom side, with Salomon Rondon's late header giving the Baggies a slim chance of remaining in the top flight. Understandably, the German coach was not best pleased with how things had gone out on the pitch, from Ahmed Hegazi's punch on Danny Ings to the groundsmen's handiwork. Citing the lack of water sprayed on the grass during the half-time interval, Klopp stated that it was the dry pitch at the Hawthorns which had caused his team to go from 2-0 up to drawing 2-2. "If the pitch is dry you can pass the ball," he said, when asked what difference a dry pitch makes, before inserting a body blow to the hosts at the end of the interview by stating, with a straight face, that West Brom can play on a dry pitch in the Championship next season. Was it a little harsh? Perhaps. Was it very funny? Yes. https://twitter.com/Ashleyrose66/status/987689564478296064 https://twitter.com/DaveOCKOP/status/987688217758617600 https://twitter.com/MattOrdish/status/987688474668085248 https://twitter.com/PaulSuartWBA/status/987692290020921344 Unsurprisingly, this pitch-centric anger was viewed in a mixed light on social media, with rival fans seeing it as little more than an excuse for a poor performance, and Liverpool fans seeing it as further proof that Klopp is a demi-god. https://twitter.com/JakeAGriff/status/987688152826597376 https://twitter.com/Sennesation/status/987690485497069568 https://twitter.com/AnfieldExpress/status/987691872666648576 https://twitter.com/IndigoLFC/status/987688602300710913