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Agbonlahor fires back at Klopp with reminder of 2014 Anfield win

SoccerNews in English Premier League 19 Aug 2022

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Gabriel Agbonlahor responded to Jurgen Klopp’s criticism of his “mentality” on Friday with a Twitter post remembering his winner against Liverpool at Anfield.

Agbonlahor’s analysis of Manchester United’s 4-0 defeat to Brentford last week so frustrated Klopp he almost rang in to talkSPORT to talk to the former Aston Villa striker, the Liverpool manager revealed.

Agbonlahor’s scathing review of United’s poor performance was “unbelievable” coming from an ex-player, Klopp suggested.

Speaking at a news conference ahead of Liverpool facing rivals United, the Reds boss said: “[Agbonlahor] lost against us 6-0 my first year [Villa v Liverpool, Feb 2016].

“I couldn’t remember him as a mentality monster on the pitch, but what he said about United on that show, I was close to calling in!”

Yet Agbonlahor appeared to enjoy that barb, as he posted an image of his celebration in a 1-0 win against Liverpool in September 2014 – a year before Klopp’s appointment at Anfield.

“Flashback Friday – mentality to win 1-0 at Anfield,” read Agbonlahor’s caption.

That was one of only three Premier League wins Agbonlahor enjoyed against Liverpool in 18 attempts, scoring twice and providing three assists.

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