Jurgen Klopp has been pleading for a raucous atmosphere at Anfield ever since he first arrived – and the fans came good in Liverpool’s 2-2 draw at home to West Brom.
Of course, they were probably expecting to see a victory, but after Divock Origi snatched a late, late equaliser the sense of relief was palpable.
After the game, Klopp took his players over to the fans Dortmund-style, to show appreciation for their unconditional support.
Some thought it was a very classy gesture
Jurgen Klopp marching his players over to the Kop at the end of the game after cheering on the crowd. Superb to see. pic.twitter.com/urJWmMAJvC
— This Is Anfield (@thisisanfield) December 13, 2015
🙌 #LFC pic.twitter.com/Ea4gf3qdrl
— Liverpool FC (@LFC) December 13, 2015
But others thought it was a bit odd after a home draw with WBA
https://twitter.com/DaveMcIntyreNT/status/676106903848660992
https://twitter.com/Nickwba17/status/676105853615923200
I like Klopp but he's got psychology wrong there. Imagine LVG doing that at OT in similar circumstances. Guffaws would blow roof off Kop
— Tony Evans (@TonyEvans92a) December 13, 2015
The game's over and Moreno is still playing people onside smh… pic.twitter.com/111VTD1x2r
— specks 🏴 (@LowQuaIityPosts) December 13, 2015
We wonder whether the tradition will catch on…
Jurgen Klopp led his #LFC players in saluting the Kop after today's draw.
We've seen that somewhere before… pic.twitter.com/Fazy3lTxyg
— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) December 13, 2015
