Man Utd and Liverpool have issued a joint-statement to fans. No longer was football a small-time sport; it became a big multi-national business. Erik ten Hag and Jurgen Klopp have urged fans of Manchester United and Liverpool to stop taunting each other over tragedies involving both clubs when they meet at Anfield on Sunday. Their success and the modern media have allowed them to build a global brand that has seen them recognised as "the best in England" by many around the world. Each of the 'Founding Clubs' released statements on their respective websites after the news broke at around 11.11pm BST. READ THIS New versions of Jota on the Wing emerge as Ellie Dixon wants Celtic Park gig Chris Wheeler for The Mail on Sunday. The end of the film sees the two competing in a sparring match, away from fans. But they believe this summer will be the time when they finally reach an agreement with Leipzig for him. Shak #FSGOut on Twitter: "Man United fans are literally obsessed. They Liverpool fans furious with Man Utd chief Joel Glazer's - mirror People. Man United fans are literally obsessed. 'Don't think about that' - Klopp sends warning as Liverpool set for Man Utd The longtime rivals issued a statement Saturday from Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp and United counterpart Erik ten Hag calling for an end to chants and online abuse about tragedies such as Munich and Hillsborough. Liverpool, on the banks of the Mersey, had a prolific port that provided a huge amount of jobs and revenues for the City. 'If we can keep the passion and lose the poison it will be so much better for everyone., By posting your comment you agree to the house rules, By Liverpool fans react furiously to Man City response to Steven Gerrard's Liverpool or Man Utd? Which UK club has won the most major trophies However, a transfer could be just what he needs to get back to his best. ", A third said: "A Glazer statement on the Liverpool website says it all, absolutely no shame," and a fourth concluded: "For anyone who had any doubt about football still being a tradition and part of the working class a Joel Glazer statement is now on the Manchester City and Liverpool websites.".
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