Jurgen Klopp says Wolves probably ‘cannot stop laughing’ at Liverpool’s defeat against Napoli
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Jurgen Klopp has admitted that Liverpool must 'reinvent' themselves to finally light the touchpaper to their season.
The Reds' stuttering start to the 2022-23 season continued as they suffered a chastening 4-1 loss to Napoli in the Champions League on Wednesday night.
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Hide AdThe visitors were deservedly beaten at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona.
Liverpool went into half-time three goals behind - and it could have been more - before conceding a fourth less than two minutes in the second period. Luis Diaz scored a consolation goal for the Reds.
Liverpool had picked up only nine of a possible 18 points in the Premier League before the loss to Napoli.
They welcome Wolves to Anfield on Saturday and Klopp believes that Bruno Lage's men would have been 'laughing' watching Liverpool's latest performance.
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Hide AdHe told BT Sport: "We have, it looks like, we have to reinvent ourselves. There’s a lot of things lacking, not in all games but now.
"The fun part is we have to do that in the middle of a Premier League season and a Champions League campaign.
"In three days we play against Wolves. They saw the game tonight, they cannot stop laughing probably and think: "Oh my god that is a perfect moment (to play Liverpool).
"I would say it is a perfect moment to try to find a set-up and be much better in pretty much everything.
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Hide Ad"You could see on the pitch that we were not working as a team. That's nothing to do with personal stuff or pointing or whatever.
"In football, if you have problems, there is always a solution.
"We didn't play good enough, that's clear. But it's my responsibility.
"I need time to think about it. There are a few things that are obvious but that's not important, it's much more important why we do that.
"We have to reset and go."
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