Jurgen Klopp told he is 'washed' and should get out of the club after Real Madrid battering

Jurgen Klopp has been told to 'get out' of Liverpool by a disgruntled fan who is fed up of the German, following the loss to Real Madrid.

Fans were starting to think that things at Anfield were looking up recently, following the wins in the Merseyside derby and against top four contenders Newcastle United.

When Darwin Nunez pulled off an audacious flick and Mohamed Salah doubled the lead thanks to a Thibaut Courtois mistake, things were looking even better for the Reds.

However, instead things went rapidly wrong for the hosts, with Real coming back with five unanswered goals to take a huge advantage into the second leg.

Speaking on CBS, Thierry Henry summed up the issues for the team, saying, "They are fragile and some things need to change.

"I don't think Jurgen Klopp needs to go but some players don't have the level anymore to play for Liverpool. It happens to the best, it happened to me. It's the end of an era, and it’s been for a little while this season. It’s the end and it happens."

Whilst he doesn't want the German to go, one fan called up talkSPORT to explain exactly why he should be told to 'get out' of Anfield.

"Jurgen Klopp, can you get out of the club please," 'Moaning Mo' called up to tell the radio station.

"He should definitely get the sack, mid table, 5-2 losses, just get out mate."

"He's got no glasses and to be honest he's just winding me up now. I see him clapping, playing with his zipper, not doing anything. Just get out.

"He's a nostalgia merchant," Mo argued against the presenters defending the former Borussia Dortmund manager.

"Was a really good manager, WAS, come on you're not listening to me, was is the key word. It's not my opinion, it's based on fact.

"This season he's been absolutely horrific, the team has been repugnantly bad.

"He's washed, name one top club that would have him."

It certainly wasn't Klopp's best night, L'Equipe only giving him a three out of 10 for his managerial performance, and perhaps this is his 'seven year curse' rearing its ugly head.

Though it still seems highly unlikely that the club would sack him.