Jurgen Klopp Sack Watch

[Yakuza_devils]

I still think that Kloop is a very good coach. His team attacking play is one of the most exciting system to watch and he does it without spending much money. City is also very good in attack but they spent tons of money. In any other country than England, he can be very successful. Especially if he goes to Spain or France (He already proven himself in Germany).

In England, smaller team can usually counter their gegenpressing by surrendering possession and sit back. This will also closed down the space for Mani and Salah to run into with speed as one of their major threat. Then they will play long ball counter attacking system to nick a goal or play for draw. Kloop system usually suffer against smaller teams.

 

[Samid]

£40m on Ox rather than buying a defender

 

[Buchan]

He's been abysmal today.

Shocking.

 

[VorZakone]

Does he own Van Dijk stock? Jesus, how can you not look at other CB's.

 

[SER19]

Literally had no clue how to deal with the circumstances after the red. Stood and watched.

 

[Buchan]

Wijnaldum, Milner, Oxlade-Chamberlain and Henderson are four of their midfield options. Four absolutely nothing footballers, and two of whom were signed by Klopp himself.

Spoofer.

 

[Klopper76]

Not really sure what he can do about the red, but his management of the game after that was poor.

 

[SwansonsTache]

Never a top manager. No plan B, no abillity to set up a defence and poor transfer dealings.

 

[AXVnee7]

I'm not sure about the red, but regardless 5-0 is embarrassing even under the circumstances. Liverpool needed to limit damage yet they remained open and deservedly get a hammering.

 

[Sammyjunn]

Not really sure what he can do about the red, but his management of the game after that was poor.

This pretty much.

 

[Klopper76]

Valid point to be fair.

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[AndyJ1985]

Liverpool just can't play defensively and that's been their undoing for a long time. They'd have won the league under Rodgers if they had gone defensive when 3 up at Palace, and they wouldn't have lost 5-0 if they had done the same today. It shows a lack of all-round tactical awareness from the managers because they only know how to play one way.

 

[dwd]

This defeat equals his worst ever defeat as manager.

 

[dwd]

Valid point to be fair.

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The shithouse deleted it, as he often does. He had a point though.

 

[Samid]

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Fair play to Moss, about time refs start ignoring him.

 

[amolbhatia50k]

Their reaction to going a man down was pathetic. Klopp appears to be a bit too one dimensional at times. What he does he does superbly. But one gets the feeling he could be always a bit short of the top in his time at Liverpool. At least thats the hope.

 

[Nick7]

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Fair play to Moss, about time refs start ignoring him.

Not much ignoring there, he had walked past Klopp before Klopp put his hand out.

 

[Buchan]

Valid point to be fair.

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Tweet is deleted, mate. What did it say?

 

[Inigo Montoya]

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Fair play to Moss, about time refs start ignoring him.

Didn't really have much choice;ironic handshake needs ignoring

 

[Adisa]

Valid point to be fair.

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[Adisa]

Naive manager.

 

[Kush]

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[JB08]

Games like this remind me why we're blessed to have Mourinho.

 

[ManUtd1999]

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[Van Piorsing]

It's on him, not on Mane. Putting Klavan against rapid Aguero & Jesus is a sign of squad stripped of much needed options. Just like few caftards said earlier, one injury to Matip and their season could end abruptly.

 

[dwd]

Games like this remind me why we're blessed to have Mourinho.

We got battered away to Chelsea 4-0 to be fair.

 

[kouroux]

It's on him, not on Mane. Putting Klavan against rapid Aguero & Jesus is a sign of squad stripped of much needed options. Just like few caftards said earlier, one injury to Matip and their season could end abruptly.

And Matip isn't even a top defender. I still don't understand why they didn't sell Coutinho and invested at the back.

 

[Klopper76]

Tweet is deleted, mate. What did it say?

Just that we have the same defensive issues we had under Rodgers.

 

[SwansonsTache]

"We've got Klopp, la."

 

[horsechoker]

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[The holy trinity 68]

The defence is just as bad as when Klopp became Liverpools manager. Had half a season more than Mourinho and our defence is way better than theirs.

Surprised he didn't blame the wind to be honest.

 

[Samid]

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He's so full of it

 

[Peanut Butter]

Games like this remind me why we're blessed to have Mourinho.

Exactly what I was thinking when Mane got sent off and the goals started going in.

 

[Hugh Jass]

Wijnaldum, Milner, Oxlade-Chamberlain and Henderson are four of their midfield options. Four absolutely nothing footballers, and two of whom were signed by Klopp himself.

Spoofer.

Totally agree.

 

[Van Piorsing]

And Matip isn't even a top defender. I still don't understand why they didn't sell Coutinho and invested at the back.

Exactly. They splashed everything on Ox and midfielder who won't even join them this season. Weirdest set of priorities, especially when Klopp already got his decent winger in Salah.

 

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[kouroux]

Exactly. They splashed everything on Ox and midfielder who won't even join them this season. Weirdest set of priorities, especially when Klopp already got his decent winger in Salah.

I even managed to forget that one.

 

[ValenciasDrilledCrosses]

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[ivaldo]

This is British rapper Plan B.

No, Klopp hasn't heard of him either.

 

[Sassy Colin]

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tbf, Klopp doesn't have anyone anywhere near as good as Suarez