The FA believe that only handing Klopp a fine after his conduct against Manchester City was 'too lenient' LFC MCFC
The Football Association has appealed against the decision to only fine Jurgen Klopp for confronting the officials against Manchester City.
The FA has now reviewed the commission’s written reasons and the governing body is understood to feel the sanction imposed was too lenient.This comes after the FA launched a new ‘Enough Is Enough’ campaign in September with the intention of stamping out abuse of all kinds at every level of the football pyramid.
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