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Published 14:48 30 Jun 2016 BST

According to the report, the hashtag #KloppJeKKT is short for KloppJeKokot. Kokot is slang for "dick" or "dickhead" and together, well you can probably work out what the rest of it means.
Skrtel replied to the post, claiming "last hashtag is TOP" with a load of emojis thrown in for good measure just to hammer home the point that he isn't his biggest fan.
His friend says: "Hope Jurgen won't see it." to which Skrtel responds: "Hope he does!", which kind of begs the question - why did he delete it then?
Either way, it seems that Skrtel's days at Anfield are numbered.Explore more on these topics:
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