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Liverpool's assistant manager Pep Lijnders has outlined how the signing of Thiago Alcantara will help the Premier League champions "stay unpredictable".

Liverpool assistant manager Pepijn Lijnders has hinted a number of players will make their first-team debuts in the Carabao Cup tie with Lincoln City.

Chelsea boss Frank Lampard has admitted he was a “bit embarrassed” by his touchline row with Jurgen Klopp and regrets the incident.Lampard and Klopp were involved in a heated exchange as Liverpool beat Chelsea at Anfield in the Premier League back in July.Lampard repeatedly swore at Klopp, telling the German to “f*** off” and “sit down”, while also losing his cool with Reds assistant Pep Lijnders.And the former midfielder, who has been in charge at Stamford Bridge for just over a year, has opened up on the incident.Speaking on The High Performance Podcast, Lampard said: "I did regret that.

Ben White would be able to "force himself" into the Liverpool first team claims his former Newport County boss Michael Flynn.

Leeds United this summer in favour of a switch to Liverpool.Micky Flynn, who coached the defender while he was on loan at Newport County, reckons his former star would be ideal for the Reds, who continue to look for a full-time Virgil van Dijk partner. Brighton are adamant they are in no mood to sell White, who spent last season on loan at Championship winners Leeds.

Liverpool assistant manager Pep Lijnders has opened up on the training techniques that keeps Reds stars focused.Liverpool won their maiden Premier League title this season, winning a remarkable 32 of their 38 matches.They finished 18 points clear of nearest rivals Manchester City with Jurgen Klopp’s side dominating from the start of the campaign.The mentality at Anfield appears to be perfection with Lijnders opening up on how the squad keep each other focused during intense training sessions. When asked by Goal how Liverpool have improved, Lijnders said: “Training! These players, they make everything competitive! “Let me give you an example; if we play 10 vs 0 and there’s no opposition, and Robbo puts in a cross for Bobby to head in.

Liverpool stopper Alisson showed Jurgen Klopp and his staff that he was a leader with a speech before the clash with Arsenal.

Liverpool’s change in transfer strategy in recent years has helped them become the best team in the world - and that started with Luis Suarez and Raheem Sterling.That is the belief of Jurgen Klopp’s assistant, Pep Lijnders, who has played a key role in their recent success.The Reds are now champions of England, Europe and the world - but it wasn’t long ago that they could barely scrape into the Europa League.However, things changed when current manager Klopp joined the club, and they stopped selling their best players, such as Suarez and Sterling.Despite enjoying success, the pair stayed at the club for a considerable amount of time before being sold on for a hefty profit, just like Philippe Coutinho who followed Suarez to Barcelona.And

Frank Lampard insists he regrets part of his X-rated row with Jurgen Klopp on Wednesday night.

Jurgen Klopp has launched into a defence of his staff and claimed that Frank Lampard's claim that Liverpool were "arrogant" is not justifed.

Liverpool team shortly after their disappointing 3-0 defeat to Barcelona in the Champions League last season. Assistant boss Pep Lijnders has opened up on the dressing room reaction of the Netherlands international after he struggled to make a telling impact after playing in the Brazilian’s position.The former Newcastle man was left impressed by his colleague and how he manages to make an impact, and questioned how he keeps doing so on such a regular basis.Liverpool went on to win the second leg 4-0 as Divock Origi led the line and grabbed two goals, as Wijnaldum made his own memorable impact from the bench.

Liverpool. The Merseysiders are no longer prepared to sell their best players and their determined attitude is paying off on the pitch.Despite transfer rumours regarding the likes of Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane in recent years, the Reds have held onto their key men.

Gini Wijnaldum learned all about how difficult Roberto Firmino's Liverpool role is when he played as a false 9 in the Champions League semi-final, first leg loss at Barcelona last year.

Liverpool assistant boss Pep Lijnders says the January 2018 exit of Philippe Coutinho prompted the club to look inwards rather than outwards when it came to investing in their squad.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp and assistant coach Pep Lijnders knew they had a special talent on their books in Harvey Elliott right from the very start.