The bizarre moment a Liverpool player read a memo from his manager during a game

LONDONFootball managers often nominate a player to communicate a tactical message to their fellow teammates during a game, but Liverpool took this to the extreme on Wednesday night.Late on in an English Football League (EFL) cup semi-final clash with Southampton, Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge was handed a piece of paper containing manager Jrgen Klopp's instructions.Sturridge proceeded to run around flashing the note to his teammates and bizarre pictures capture him reading the instructions while the ball is in play. Not that it made much difference: Liverpool lost the game 1-0.Here's how the odd incident unfolded.Losing 1-0 at Southampton's St. Mary's Stadium, Liverpool manager Jrgen Klopp wanted to get a message out to his team about a tactical switch. Daniel Sturridge was summoned and handed a note.Touchline cameras captured the striker reading the instructions while the ball was in play.Sturridge shared the message with his teammates.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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