Jurgen Klopp reveals what he roared at the fourth official after Simon Mignolet’s penalty save

Jürgen Klopp is famous for being more than a little animated on the touchline – it's one of the reasons he's a pretty popular guy among Premier League fans and beloved by the Liverpool faithful.

Fans love seeing a bit of passion from their manager, but some think Klopp went too far tonight after he was caught screaming in the face of fourth official Neil Swarbrick after Simon Mignolet kept out Diego Costa's 80th minute penalty. It was a save that earned Liverpool a point and Klopp was obviously very fired up, but some fans on Twitter really weren't impressed with Klopp's antics, and feel he deserves a ban.

Here's a video of the incident:

https://twitter.com/everything_utd/status/826554837642903552 Obviously it didn't take long for fans of other clubs to suggest that if it were their manager who did the shouting, they'd be straight in front of the FA for a charge. https://twitter.com/TheArsenal_/status/826562260529188866 https://twitter.com/laurenTingey/status/826561444447657988 https://twitter.com/samjoshi76/status/826562356218064898 Liverpool fans, meanwhile, didn't quite see it the same way, and were loving Klopp's passion on the sideline. https://twitter.com/AtleJohannessen/status/826549494510678016 https://twitter.com/Paedrophile/status/826561633514319876 Klopp said after the game that he apologised to the official. He told reporters:

"I turned to him [Swarbrick] and said: ‘Nobody can beat us.’ "Obviously that is absolutely not true but that’s what I said in this moment. "I went back to the fourth official and said: ‘Sorry - you are the wrong person to speak to.’ "He said: ‘No problem, I like your passion.’ I have never heard that from an official before. That was cool."

I. Like. Your. Passion. We'll have to wait and see if Klopp's outburst warrants any action from the powers that be, but with Liverpool still trying to cling on in the title race, it would definitely be a massive blow for them to lose their boss from the touchline. Just ask Arsenal fans...