Jurgen Klopp has protected Jose Mourinho in front of their first Premier League meeting, saying he is a "decent gentleman" the length of you are not an arbitrator or a columnist.
The Liverpool director will take his group to play Mourinho's Chelsea on Saturday with neither side at the top end of the table.
While Liverpool are ninth and unbeaten in four diversions since Klopp assumed responsibility, their adversaries are fifteenth after five thrashings from their opening ten recreations.
Mourinho was rebuffed by the FA for remarks about officials and has been entirely reprimanded for the way his second residency at Chelsea has soured.
Mourinho's association with the media has endured as a result, however Klopp says he doesn't ha anything yet regard for the previous Real Madrid director.
"When I was in Germany now and again we sent one another short messages," said Klopp. "I am loaded with deference for his work.
"On the off chance that you are not a writer or a ref, he can be a decent gentleman. I'm neither of those. He is a pleasant gentleman. He is enthusiastic, I am passionate.
"Be that as it may, we are sufficiently proficient to know after the last shriek ordinary life begins once more. That is the thing that we did. All is well between us, no issue.
"I'm keen on the football Chelsea have played as of late and I don't believe it's as awful as the outcomes demonstrated to us. We need to regard the nature of Chelsea.
"You know how they played last season. Their set-plays with [Gary] Cahill, [John] Terry, all their enormous folks, it's hard to play Chelsea however it's not difficult to win.
"I am not certain it is less demanding to play them now than a year ago. To be injured can make you more grounded. They won't feel life is tantamount to it can be and to change it is a major inspiration.
"We don't ponder the adversary other than how they play and where we can close spaces they jump at the chance to play. That is all I'm contemplating.
"In history it was an awesome diversion. Presently it's ninth against fifteenth. We have an opportunity to enhance our circumstance and that is the thing that we need to do."
The Liverpool director will take his group to play Mourinho's Chelsea on Saturday with neither side at the top end of the table.
While Liverpool are ninth and unbeaten in four diversions since Klopp assumed responsibility, their adversaries are fifteenth after five thrashings from their opening ten recreations.
Mourinho was rebuffed by the FA for remarks about officials and has been entirely reprimanded for the way his second residency at Chelsea has soured.
Mourinho's association with the media has endured as a result, however Klopp says he doesn't ha anything yet regard for the previous Real Madrid director.
"When I was in Germany now and again we sent one another short messages," said Klopp. "I am loaded with deference for his work.
"On the off chance that you are not a writer or a ref, he can be a decent gentleman. I'm neither of those. He is a pleasant gentleman. He is enthusiastic, I am passionate.
"Be that as it may, we are sufficiently proficient to know after the last shriek ordinary life begins once more. That is the thing that we did. All is well between us, no issue.
"I'm keen on the football Chelsea have played as of late and I don't believe it's as awful as the outcomes demonstrated to us. We need to regard the nature of Chelsea.
"You know how they played last season. Their set-plays with [Gary] Cahill, [John] Terry, all their enormous folks, it's hard to play Chelsea however it's not difficult to win.
"I am not certain it is less demanding to play them now than a year ago. To be injured can make you more grounded. They won't feel life is tantamount to it can be and to change it is a major inspiration.
"We don't ponder the adversary other than how they play and where we can close spaces they jump at the chance to play. That is all I'm contemplating.
"In history it was an awesome diversion. Presently it's ninth against fifteenth. We have an opportunity to enhance our circumstance and that is the thing that we need to do."
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