"Jurgen Klopp demolished what ought to have been a superb second" – Shrewsbury

The Shrews attracted 2-2 with Liverpool their fourth-round bind to gain a replay at Anfield yet, with the converse apparatus falling in the Premier League's winter break, Reds supervisor Jurgen Klopp left under-23 mentor Neil Critchley to assume responsibility for a youthful side who won 1-0.

Shrewsbury CEO Brian Caldwell has uncovered the League One club whined to the FA, blaming Liverpool for breaking FA Cup runs by not handling a solid group, however said that it was dismissed a week ago.

In an announcement on the club site, Caldwell said Klopp's activities "destroyed what ought to have been a superb second for our club".

The announcement included: "We attempted to accept that his announcements had no impact on the replay being broadcast and we are persuaded that LFC defied the FA Cup norms by not 'handling their most grounded group' in the arrival installation.

(It) had (the) thump on impact of STFC not getting anyplace close to the monetary prizes that should have been normal from a FA Cup fourth-round replay including a potential live TV expense against the world and European heroes and Premier League champions-choose.

"In February we put a grievance into the FA about the supposed guideline break yet shockingly, and out of the blue, we were educated this was excused a week ago (four months on).

"This without question brought about an a lot lesser event for our players and fans just as the money related prize that would have been normal from LFC playing their most grounded group and maintaining the FA Cup rules."

The FA Cup attach with Shrewsbury was the second time this season Liverpool handled a youthful group in a cup rivalry, with the under-23s losing 5-0 to Aston Villa in the Carabao Cup as their tie conflicted with the Club World Cup in December.

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