This interview is gonna be good
Jürgen Klopp Watch | "Man United had more penalties in two years than me in five and a half years"
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In the latest episode of the United Hour podcast, Colm and Imran live such exciting lives they decided to take 40 minutes out of their evenings to talk about Manchester United's goalless draw with Crystal Palace. Topics covered include Luke Shaw's figure, loose fitting kits and just what was that Fog all about?
Gotta make up for that long run without defeat at home by constantly losing at home.
Thank you Burnley!
Thank you Burnley!
So, is a sack possible this season?
You’re making me feel like everything’s going to be ok mate.
I don’t think we’re getting top four now.
No, not under any circumstances.
Dortmund tenure Mark II.
I still like him as a manager, but the pattern is there for all to see. He has improved considerably in terms of tangible returns though.
I still like him as a manager, but the pattern is there for all to see. He has improved considerably in terms of tangible returns though.
Probably the worst Premier league champions of all time.
Around the time of spanish flu.
any circumstances?
Waiting for Klopp to blame the wind
He’ll walk like he normally does.
Can't wait to see Klopps hair blowing around during his post match.
Surely the board will look at the sudden drop in performances and draw comparisons to Klopp's Dortmund side.
This is more than a slump. The players look knackered, devoid of ideas and before long will start losing faith in Klopp's system. Plus, they don't have the funds to replace superstars like Salah and Mane.
Alone? Never.
When I used to watch on streams I wondered why people bothered with interviews.
Now I realise, for the chuckles.
Is VVD that good for them?
I really hope he drops a gem so we can have a title update. 
Today’s interview.
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In fairness, they have had a hilarious mess at centre back.
People say it's just one player, but his two partners have been out massive times as well, then everyone else they put there keeps getting injured. Even Hendo went off injured today!
Without that base, the full backs can't play their usual game, they don't have the bleep test centre mids in there, and the forwards have nowhere near the same freedom.
Long may it continue, but there's certainly reasons beyond "they're just knackered".
Did Sky just say they not showing the Klopp interview and going to a stupid match?!
They're shite but they're clearly not.
We defended a title by finishing 7th.
Chelsea finished 10th.
Leicester finished 12th.
All in recent history.
The season is not over yet. One can hope. 13th, la.
They’re on track to get 61 points, less than United got in that Moyes season. It’s a disastrous title defence.
Considering they believed that they were the best Premier league side in history, it's a pitiful defence.
yes. Clearly he’s not keen to come and speak to the cameras. We will see it later I presume.Did Sky just say they not showing the Klopp interview and going to a stupid match?!
But none of those were the "Greatest Team Ever".
The only thing to be aware of is a Chelsea style champions league win but finish mid table in the league. If they get knocked out soon in that competition, it could happen. First time they have lost 4 at home in the league for 98 years. Shocking stat that!
There are somewhat mitigating circumstances, to be fair, but they're not the Liverpool side of 12 months ago. They're struggling to break down opposing defences regardless of the standard whilst looking susceptible to conceding on the counter. Klopp's system is no longer functioning as intended. The players are bound to cotton on to that fact soon enough if they haven't already.
He's not very good, is he?
Every chance they’ll finish on fewer points than we did, and the gap between their tally last season and what they’ll end on will probably be the highest difference in a title defence ever
He’s earned the right to try and make it right though. This sacking managers culture in modern football does my head in. Klopp’s delivered our first league title in three decades and a CL as well. Now people are asking if he should be sacked? Who comes in? What’s the long term goal if we do sack him?
I‘m not worried about replacing players who might go. For the most part the club has got it right in the transfer market since Klopp has been there.
I’m a bit worried about the average age of the squad if I’m being honest. Any players we sign in the summer need to be younger than Thiago’s profile. I’m expecting one of Salah or Mane to go regardless of where we end up.
13th isn't out of the question considering their current form.
IIRC, Dortmund were bottom in his final season in charge, before climbing back up into 7th or 8th.
The system relies on an imperious ball playing centre back, and Hendo and Fabinho in the midfield.
Taking those out of their positions has a big effect on the rest.
But the front players have definitely lost an edge either way.
That’s partly due to us getting the second highest number of points ever last season. A bit hard to measure against that.
Where the feck is it? They gonna show it on SSN instead?
Fairly reasonable... "We will go through this difficult moment and then we will succeed'
Cut off before he said 'at getting relegated'
No-one with even the remotest understanding of football could think you'd sack Klopp. That's just silly talk.
Klopp walking out is much more likely. But it's fanciful wishful thinking to think it'll be this season.
If you have another season as poor next year, in a more "normal" schedule, who knows though.