It’s a no-brainer: Jurgen Klopp has been the firm enemy of those Premier League’s early kick-offs on a Saturday and will remain until his last day in the Liverpool dugout.Back in 2018, he even called it a ‘breakfast’ slot. This Friday, the German tactician took aim at the EPL and its broadcasters, describing the scheduling as “absolutely insane” during his press conference ahead of Sunday’s clash against Tottenham.🗣️ Jurgen Klopp:“I would like to be once part of this meeting when someone says, ‘Liverpool 12:30pm?’ and the whole room bursts into laughter!”pic.twitter.com/BbmejntC0F— Empire of the Kop (@empireofthekop) May 3, 2024 He joked: “I was actually waiting for Amnesty International to go to them. I would like to be part of that meeting when someone says ‘Liverpool 12:30’ and the whole room is bursting into laughter.”On broadcaster TNT, which has the Saturday 12:30 slot, Klopp added: “I had a discussion only the other day with colleagues from our favourite TV channel, which I will definitely not watch again, TNT…”##NAJAVA_MECA_8079503##Klopp described his views as “a little advice from an old man on the way out”, and said Liverpool being asked to play “Thursday, Sunday, Wednesday, Saturday 12.30 is a crime”.PREMIER LEAGUE – MATCHDAY 36Friday 22:00: (2.65) Luton (3.50) Everton (2.60)Saturday 14:30: (1.22) Arsenal (7.75) Bournemouth (13.0)17:00: (2.15) Brentford (3.50) Fulham (3.30)17:00: (3.70) Burnley (3.50) Newcastle (2.00)17:00: (5.60) Sheffield Utd (3.90) Nott.Forest (1.62)19:30: (1.10) Man.City (13.0) Wolverhampton (25.0)Sunday 16:00: (2.85) Brighton (3.50) Aston Villa (2.40)16:00: (1.67) Chelsea (4.00) West Ham (5.00)18:30: (1.50) Liverpool (4.70) Tottenham (6.75)***odds are subject to change***