Former Arsenal forward Ian Wright gave his thoughts on the heated Liverpool-Man City debate when questioned which club deserves more praise for their success.
He told Sky Sports: “You look at the trophy haul and you have to say that Pep's done very well. But then you look at what Klopp has done to try to catch Manchester City, the way he's built that team, how long it's taken them to get there.
“You have to say, it might be easier for Pep in what he's done, but Klopp's still got to get a lot of love. It's there for everyone to see in respect of trophies but we can't speak about City without speaking about the fact there's 115 charges around them.
“The one thing I would like more than anything else is for that to be gone so you can give the team and the manager the love they deserve. You speak about them and it's like there's an elephant in the room.”
Wright is probably one of the few major pundits to even talk about City’s 115 charges and how they have allegedly committed financial crimes in attaining their dominance over the last decade.
Liverpool, however, relied on Klopp’s inspired work to keep competing for major trophies and the Reds are still in the hunt for a possible quadruple this season – sitting joint-top in the Premier League table and slightly ahead of City too.
