He is rapidly undoing what he's been great at doing for years - remaining the media darling. Klopp - to the neutrals at least, (we all in here obviously think he's cringe af) - always had a knack for presenting himself as this passionate but endearing nutcase that was both funny, talented and welcoming (again, I stress, that applies for the neutral and the media), and all the journalists loved it.
Now he seems so bitter, ill-tempered and uncharming. It's a bit like what happened with Mourinho. He was embraced by the British media and could walk on water and be charming and funny and presentable, till he stopped doing so and suddenly embraced this role as a villain. I've always thought Mourinho was wrong not to maintain his charming demeanor to the press because he really had them in the palm of his hand and that is a powerful tool when things occasionally go south.
Now Klopp is doing the same as Mourinho. He's frustrated - probably just as much in the Liverpool board as in the reporters - and to me, it all feels unwise to distance yourself and even throw insults to the very guys, that writes the headlines and sets the tone for how a club or a manager is to be perceived by a big group of people. During a crisis as a manager, you want to give the most generic answers - devoid of any sensationalism or newsworthy content. Klopp is doing the opposite, and I do not get it.
It's not easy to become the media darling - Klopp, as well as Mou, deserves credit in that regard (Ole has never been one for example) you both have to be somewhat charming, clever and successful - so to throw all that away because some unknown reporters ask whether it's too late for the title or not, when you are the reigning fecking champions, seems so dumb. I appreciate it though. Hope this is the beginning of the end of that club's recent success.