The Bournemouth manager described the heavy defeat as the most painful experience of his career and said the club needs to bring in new signings
manager expressed sympathy for his Bournemouth counterpart, who has spent £22.6m on two players and made three free transfers since winning promotion. “You look at the other two teams who went up and what they spent,” said Klopp of Fulham and Nottingham Forest. “Then you look at Bournemouth and think: ‘OK, what will happen there?’ The league is a really tough one and it is clear when you have just won promotion, the problems start now.
“I am not that surprised given the level here is far greater than we have. I am not making an excuse, some of the goals were our own doing. “This is the toughest day, as a player and certainly as a coach. The touchline today was pretty painful and I could sense it was painful for the players as well. They need some help.
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