By: Crystal Ge

“Was it like this yesterday when Manchester United

came?” he asked. There is something unique about the

reception England’s biggest clubs get when they visit the Far

East. Some people waited six hours, some waited two.

When Klopp (It is important because its popular)

reached the airport hundreds of fans were waiting there.

Klopp and his players were ready to go to the city there were

more fans than at the airport.

Half an hour before, Klopp had led his players in

honoring their Thai hosts in the traditional welcome

ceremony. If that was orderly, the scene soon became chaotic

as a press conference table was set up with three seats – for

Klopp, skipper Jordan Henderson and vice-captain James

Milner. The barrier was supposed to be for people standing

behind it, but many people ignored the barrier. “I have never

been to a conference like this before!” Klopp, he said as was

presented with a ball. “Thank you for a warm welcome this

was only my second time in Thailand. The first was an hour to

Sydney. I hope I get to stay longer this time!”