Why Doesn't Klopp Allow His Players To Touch The Anfield Sign Before The Game?

So here's the thing about football. You see, we may all have
different football opinions. And we may even support different
teams. But if there's one thing we all share in common, it is
that we all love football and are passionate about this sport.
And here's the thing about having that much passion for football,
the sport has now become a culture for us all. And we'll give a
reason why we say so.





So let's take you, our viewer, for example. There are certain
games you look forward to every season, right? And before these
games, there are certain routines you carry out, right? Also,
these routines help you build up excitement and prepare you for
these games, right? Well if all your answers were yes, we hope
you now agree that football truly is a culture for us. And as a
matter of fact, it's not just us the fans. Even football clubs
have traditions before games. Yep, that's right.





Take Liverpool, for example. They have a tradition before the
start of games at Anfield. You see, before every game at Anfield,
the Liverpool players have always had this tradition of touching
a sign that says "this is Anfield". Now, this sign is located
right at the exit of the dugout. 





So whenever they file out, the players just touch it. And
apparently, this tradition is supposed to be for good luck during
games. And mind you, it is also a long-time tradition at the
club, with many former legends also taking part in it. And well,
they kept this tradition going for many years. Until something
happened, which made the players stop this tradition.