Jurgen Klopp has banned what he feels are major distractions from Liverpool’s training ground

Jurgen's way or the highway.

Jurgen Klopp is barely a wet week in the Liverpool job and already he's laying down the law to his players on who they can and cannot see at the training ground. Previously we heard stories of Mario Balotelli's dogs doing all sorts at Melwood, but Klopp's ire is more aimed at the human friends and partners of footballers at Liverpool rather than canine ones. According to the Telegraph the German  has put an end to the wives and girlfriends of footballers coming to training, and also players will now have to 'earn' days off rather than have them built into their working week. According to reports the German is unhappy with players having too many distractions at the club's training facility and is keen to bring back a working culture to the club that has, in his eyes, been diluted over the last number of years,

"The German has informed his players they must see Melwood solely as their ‘headquarters of football’. It will not be a place where an assortment of hanger-ons delivering the latest smartphones can stroll in or out at a whim."

The fun it seems is over for Liverpool players and their WAGS.