Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp is not a fan of allowing video cameras into the changing room and would quit if the club attempted to film any behind-the-scenes footage.
After Wednesday’s Champions League victory over Red Bull Salzburg the Austrian club shared a clip on social media of their coach Jesse Marsch’s half-time team-talk at Anfield, in which the animated American switched between English and German as he tried to get his message across in an expletive-laden speech.
There is a growing trend for clubs to invite television crews into their inner sanctum and the Reds were one of the first to do it with the 2012 ‘Being: Liverpool’ documentary.
“It’s not his only skill but he’s looking for these situations. We have to make sure these situations don’t happen that often.
“But in general he is incredible, for years already and if he gets the service he will be a proper threat.”
Striker Sadio Mane is well aware of Vardy’s threat.
“Vardy always scores so we have to make sure this game he will not score and we try to take all our chances – that will be the key,” said the Senegal international.
