Is Jurgen Klopp using distraction tactics to curry favour with the media?

Last week was one to forget for Liverpool Football Club.

After the euphoria of becoming the first English team to beat Manchester City this season, they followed it with a dismal performance at struggling Swansea, losing 1-0 at the Liberty Stadium on Monday night. Returning to Anfield, they were then dumped out of the FA Cup by West Brom, with Alan Pardew's men claiming an unexpected 3-2 victory on Merseyside on Saturday evening. Two bad results - the last of which seriously damages Liverpool's hopes of ending the season with any silverware - have been enough for some to start to question their manager. While nobody can deny that, on their day, Jürgen Klopp's side play some phenomenal attacking football, some remain unconvinced by their defence, despite the recent big money signing of Virgil Van Dijk. While Klopp has openly admitted the performance of his players has not been adequate in the two defeats, some football fans have jokingly (at least we *think* it's jokingly) suggested the German boss has rolled out a few onomatopoeic words to help distract journalist from the problems with his team. Now, to be totally fair to Klopp, he hasn't. At least not recently, anyway. It seems many of those tweeting below remember that time he described Liverpool's 3-0 victory over City in March 2016 with the word 'boom'. Still... https://twitter.com/Arsenal_Agenda/status/957371271116918785 https://twitter.com/ScottTridge/status/957367838062333954 https://twitter.com/AdiAyeni/status/914545261703286788 https://twitter.com/PogbesqueV3/status/949719256844795904 https://twitter.com/LinkUpLemar/status/957225116613664773 https://twitter.com/ManUnitedTalk/status/955567731264442368 https://twitter.com/lauraw97_/status/953616374831702016 https://twitter.com/MikeBakr/status/952810794487549952