Liverpool fans have been reacting to the news that the Reds have cancelled their warm-weather training camp in February, according to the Evening Standard.
Jurgen Klopp’s side will be given a well-deserved break as they sit 14 points clear at the top of the Premier League ahead of Manchester City, as they continue their pursuit for their first league title in 30 years. Due to the introduction of the Premier League’s mid-season break, the Reds will have two weeks off following their game against Southampton on February 1st.
#LFC not heading on their usual warm-weather training camp in February despite the introduction of a winter break. Instead, Jurgen Klopp will give his players a well-deserved week off – if they avoid an FA Cup replay against Shrewsbury, that is.https://t.co/PwcxbXjM6W
— David Lynch (@LynchStandard) January 16, 2020
Rather than take his players to sunnier climates during that period, the Evening Standard revealed that the German tactician has opted to give his players a week-long break as a reward for their efforts so far during the current campaign. The only exception to this would be if Liverpool are forced to play an FA Cup fourth-round replay against Shrewsbury Town, which would take place on February 5th.
Check out some of the best Twitter responses from Liverpool fans down below…
Thank heavens.
— Late Night Divock (@the_nYne) January 16, 2020
Good move…let the players have the week off to do what they want…we don’t need team building cos the morale is sky high anyway.
— Nicholas Bannon (@nickybannon1) January 16, 2020
Finally… It’s cursed anyway.
— An (@RoyalANfield) January 16, 2020
Pleased about this, let the players relax then hard at it when they come back.
— Brad Johnson (@bradjohnson71) January 16, 2020
Good they always come back lethargic
— John Connor (@Terminated1995) January 16, 2020
Finally! Last year it was these picnics that derailed the title challenge.
— Gerard de Souza (@gernalist) January 16, 2020
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