Fuming Jurgen Klopp delivered a spiky post-match interview following Liverpool's defeat to West Ham.
The Anfield boss was angered by refereeing decisions as his side went down 3-2 to the Hammers in a Premier League thriller on Sunday.
He insisted during his press conference that West Ham 's first goal should not have stood and that Aaron Cresswell deserved a red card for a challenge on Jordan Henderson.
But he was unimpressed at being asked to comment on the incidents when speaking on-air to the BBC at full-time.
He said: "(The unbeaten run) is the least of my problems. However long a run is, it will come to an end.
"There are couple of things that happened during the game that are difficult to take. If you don't take your chances you're leaving things up to ref decisions."
Klopp was then asked to elaborate on the decisions he was referring to - but the Liverpool boss flipped the interview onto the reporter instead.
"It's really interesting you ask that," he replied.
"I'm not sure I want to answer the question if you don't know the situation I'm talking about. Do you not think (Alisson was fouled for the first goal)? Is your job not to have an opinion? Okay that's nice."
Klopp was then pressed on Cresswell's potential dismissal but the question only frustrated the manager further.
He scoffed: "My god. I'm not your puppy. Hopefully, you have an opinion yourself. All good."
