Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp is aware of Mohamed Salah's social media post last night.
Salah declared missing Champions League qualification was unacceptable, described it as "devastating".
Klopp said this morning: I read it. I'm worried about the headlines I'll create with the things I say. After the last game when it was clear [Man Utd and Newcastle] needed a point, I knew they would get it.
I drew a line. I'm an optimistic person but at that moment I couldn't see it. If it would have happened we would have gone for it. In the world of social media, so many bad things happen but that wasn't one of them. It was a normal description of his situation. I just saw him in the canteen and he is smiling; I didn't ask him why, but that is his mood."
He also said: This season has not been historically good. But since we had training in Dubai since the World Cup, not everything has been perfect but the points we collected have been good.
If we could have done that all season, we'd be in a different place. So, of course there are reasons for optimism. The atmosphere our people created in the last home game, the way the club said farewell to the players who are leaving the day after, all of these things are the basis for a fantastic future."