The Reds' boss has committed himself to his role at Anfield until 2024, at which point it is believed he will step aside for a worthy successor.
Klopp told Sky Sports: "The problem is that football is all about results and if these little things that are better than before do not lead to better results, then people do not want to hear about them.
“If we are winning 15 or 20 games in a row, people listen to me and say, 'Oh my God, what kind of genius stuff is he saying.' When we are not winning games, I can say exactly the same things and people will say, 'Yeah, yeah, yeah, just make sure you win the game.'
"I know that, it is absolutely no problem. I am responsible for this, not only now but for the next few years as well. That is why we will not let this time pass without getting a little bit of a benefit out of it. We cannot prove that now because we are still in the situation. We will have to prove it a little bit later."