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Your support makes all the difference.Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has admitted that he is not a fan of his spare pair of glasses.
The German manager broke his usual pair during wild celebrations as Adam Lallana scored a 94th-minute winner at Carrow Road on Saturday morning.
Moments earlier Liverpool had seen Sebastian Bassong score an injury time equaliser for Norwich City to make it 4-4 after what had been a brilliant game.
But after a miscued header from Robbie Brady, Lallana pounced to score a late winner for the Reds.
During ecstatic celebrations, Jurgen Klopp had his glasses broken as players and staff went wild - Christian Benteke was the offender.
He walked off the pitch without a pair, but at his press conference ahead of the League Cup semi-final on Tuesday night, Klopp was again bespectacled.
However, he's not a fan.
Pree his glasses no one can tell Klopp ain't the best pic.twitter.com/SiGQ6ZDGKt
— ㅤ (@Kashaveli_) January 23, 2016 "These are not new - they are my second pair of glasses. Now I have to be careful," he joked.
"They are black and I look a little bit like a serial killer."
Asked whether the Belgian striker would have to pay for a new pair, Klopp said: "It was my fault and never in my life has someone had to pay for something which is my fault."
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