Jurgen Klopp has questioned England's scheuled in the wake of Adam Lallana's injury

The Liverpool legend feels it is about time Everton won at Anfield seeing as they have failed to do so since September 1999. "All the stats show it's 18 years since Everton won at Anfield in the Premier League but I don't like that, it worries me," Thompson told Sky Sports. "But Liverpool will also miss Adam Lallana - both players so are vital to each team's style of play. Even though he's not committed his future to Everton yet he's still seems to have the support of the fans.

However, Klopp does believe the planning behind England's friendly with Germany, which came just 72 hours after Liverpool's game with Manchester City, made "no sense". "It's hard for us to lose a player like Adam for four weeks, which could be eight games - it's a lot," Klopp told Sky Sports. So you can't have the highlight games like that then Germany against England and this and that. After this latest setback, England manager Gareth Southgate reportedly called Klopp to ensure there was no ill feeling following the untimely injury to Lallana. Klopp admits he has no issue with Southgate as he understands the new Three Lions boss is under pressure to pick his best players.

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