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Jordan Henderson might have ended his Liverpool career as a club legend, having turned from a boy into a man during his Anfield career, but the former Reds man wasn't always the coolest character on the field.

Henderson's intensity was what made him such a key player under Jurgen Klopp as he refused to let his or his teammates' standards slip, always looking for an edge in pursuit of victory.

And that fieriness did not stop with his teammates and opponents — referees copped plenty of flak too, as legendary German referee Dr.



“Looking back on many games at Anfield with Liverpool, when I saw Jordan Henderson, I knew I had to keep an eye on him.

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"'Come on it’s not a foul, you can do it in Germany, but in England we want to let the game flow'.

Sometimes he was quiet, sometimes he was talking a lot and like you do, you talk in a different way.

In England you talk in a different way, I knew that before the game."

Brych refereed five Liverpool games that involved Henderson, including the 3-0 victory over Manchester City in the Champions League quarter-final first leg in 2017-18, and the 5-2 victory over Roma in the semi-final first leg that same season.

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The 49-year-old, who no longer referees Champions League games but still officiates in the Bundesliga, recalled how he had to remain professional when dealing with former Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp, who he had previously encountered in Germany.

“I met Jurgen Klopp in Germany 20 years ago, but in England it was a different relationship with him,” he conceded
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