Surprise absence from Liverpool training as Adam Lallana aspires brutal dig at Gary Neville
Konate missing from training
Liverpool players were placed through their speeds on Friday evening in front of Sunday’s gigantic conflict against Manchester City.
The Reds will invite City to Anfield hoping to close a 13-point hole, with Jurgen Klopp’s side winning only two of their initial eight Premier League games – their most exceedingly terrible beginning for 10 years.
Klopp had indicated during his pre-match public interview on Friday morning he was all the while holding on to find who had come through sound from Wednesday’s win at Ibrox, and the prominent shortfall of Konate from the meeting at Kirkby was one of four key action items.
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Curtis Jones proceeded with their restoration on the turf, while a few of the under-21s made the move forward to work with the first-team.
Lallana’s severe dig at Neville
Adam Lallana conveyed a severe live joke to the detriment of Gary Neville in front of Brighton’s 2-0 loss at Brentford in the Premier League on Friday night.
The former Liverpool midfielder, who began the seat for Roberto De Zerbi’s side, joined the Sky Sports team before start off and was gotten some information about his concise spell as the Seagulls’ associate lead trainer following the unexpected flight of Graham Potter.
Examining his short taste of working as a mentor to Jamie Carragher and Neville, he told Sky Sports: “I was lucky enough two or three weeks prior to plunge my toes into it. It’s something I completely appreciated.
“It’s unique, longer hours and you don’t see how much work goes into it – you clearly found that out also,” he kidded to Neville with respect to his grievous spell responsible for Valencia.
“I was exceptionally lucky to be offered that chance. I’ve still likely got a little while left in me [as a player], yet it is something I figure I will go into.”
