Jurgen Klopp has responded to Salzburg manager Jesse Marsch's passionate team-talk video by saying he would quit if Liverpool put him in that position.
The Austrian club uploaded a video of the Marsch's fiery half-time team-talk from the Champions League clash on Wednesday night to their You Tube channel.
An emotional Marsch told his players to target Virgil van Dijk and "f**king raise our fight" in the Anfield away dressing room.
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To be fair to Marsch, his words worked wonders as Salzburg produced a stunning fightback to peg Liverpool back to 3-3, only for Mo Salah to score a late winner.
But Klopp was having none of it, and said he wouldn't be happy if his club uploaded a video of his team-talk.
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When asked about Salsburg's video, Klopp said: "If LFCTV would put out a video of me in a situation like that, I would leave the club.
"That's the truth. That's all I have to say about that!"
Klopp was speaking ahead of Liverpool's clash with high-flying Leicester at Anfield on Saturday.
Brendan Rodgers' side are in good form and could pose a threat to the Reds' 100 per cent start to the season.
Klopp is hopeful of welcoming back Brazilian goalkeeper Alisson from injury after almost two months out.
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Alisson injured his calf in Liverpool's win over Norwich on August 9, but Klopp said: "Alisson is still maybe, maybe not.
"Yesterday he trained with the team and he looked really good. We will see before making a decision."
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