Ryan Mason has fired again at Liverpool supervisor Jurgen Klopp for being instructed to 'fear about different stuff' after Tottenham Hotspur's 4-3 defeat at Anfield. Diogo Jota's excessive boot on Oliver Skipp's head left Mason livid after the Portuguese ahead netted the Ninety fifth-minute winner.

After full-time, the Spurs interim boss bemoaned Jota escaping a pink card for the harmful problem earlier than touchdown a stoppage-time hammer blow.

In response, Klopp aimed fireplace at Mason with a sly dig concerning the model of play he has carried out after changing Cristian Stellini in short-term cost.

"Ryan has to worry about other stuff. They can't just counter-attack; they have to play better football with that team. Diogo Jota has the foot high, but he's not going for the head," Klopp defined.

"I heard Oliver Skipp could've had a red card [for an earlier tackle on Luis Diaz]. Did he speak about that as well? Wanting Diogo Jota off the pitch, worry about other stuff."

While Mason has refused to enter a 'disagreement' with Klopp, it would not take a grasp of studying between the strains to select up his annoyance.

Ahead of Tottenham's dwelling conflict towards Crystal Palace on Saturday, Mason stated: "First of all, I respect and admire Jurgen Klopp. I also respect Liverpool Football Club.

"Honestly, in my present scenario now and no matter what occurs in my teaching profession, I do not imagine I'll ever be able the place I can sit right here and criticise one other soccer membership in the best way they're doing issues.

"I will not create a war of words. That is my opinion on it. I don't think it will change in 20 years' time.

"I do not assume I'll ever be in that place or earn the proper to criticise one other soccer membership for the way they need to try to win the sport and the way they really feel is the very best likelihood for them to win the sport at that second in time."

Mason added that Skipp was a "very, very fortunate boy" to come out of the collision with Jota with "a few gashes in his head."

He told reporters: "[Skipp] wanted close to to 10 stitches, and we're speaking about a few inches away from an eye fixed drawback.

"I think the overall feeling this week is we are quite grateful Skippy is okay, and it's nothing too serious."

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