Jurgen Klopp does not want his Liverpool side to be linked with "heavy metal football" or his own "s*** words".
During his celebrated spell as Borussia Dortmund boss, Klopp famously likened his team's high-intensity playing style to the raucous and divisive musical genre.
The label has since followed the charismatic German coach around and he rued his own capacity for such soundbites at a media conference preceding Liverpool's Europa League match at Rubin Kazan.
"The problem with my life is I have said too many s*** words in the past! And no one forgets it," he said.
Emre Can cancelled out Marko Devic's 15th-minute opener when the sides met in the previous Group B match at Anfield, although the hosts were unable to fully capitalise on Oleg Kuzmin's first-half red card.
"It's not always the biggest advantage to play 11 v 10," Klopp added.
"Kazan did well. We had our chances. It will be hard here."
