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Jurgen Klopp Sack Watch
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Though they won't admit it, they played Arsenal and Chelsea at the perfect time earlier in the season.
So this is a little bit of the opposite, you couldn't really play Leicester at a worse time than this!
So this is a little bit of the opposite, you couldn't really play Leicester at a worse time than this!
We'll keep Klopp for a few seasons obviously. By which time Gerrard will be ready.
can't waitWho on earth thinks that seriously?
I don't think you're being entirely serious here, but I would say that several of your fellow Liverpool fans gave me a proper roasting when I suggested that his system would get countered eventually by sides who play on the break and defend in numbers.I agree with the posters on here that said Klopp has been found out. No more excuses. We've lost top four tonight regardless of the 4-0 trouncing we give Arsenal next week.
So who's going to be our next manager?
Game isn't over yet. I reckon it'll end 2-2 tonight.
Is there not an Eboue option?
The hipsters who think they're being clever by going against the grain. In reality Mourinho is clearly the better manager, as proven by his vastly superior CV.
Most of the Caf before he joined Liverpool.
Relegation form in 2017.
What excuses are left?
No Matip
No Mane
Lack of time to prepare due to busy schedule.
There are no excuses to hide behind.
What excuses are left?
No Matip
No Mane
Lack of time to prepare due to busy schedule.
There are no excuses to hide behind.
windy in Leicester tonight
They.Are.Worried.
They being Liverpool.
They being Liverpool.
He messed up taking on Liverpool. If he waited a bit Bayern or Madrid or Barca probably would have given him ago.
Now he'll have to take over fc haggendas when Liverpool sack him.
Now he'll have to take over fc haggendas when Liverpool sack him.
never thought of that. Ah well...
Recently his tactics seem to be to spend a lot of the time out wide, crossing the ball to a bunch of midgets.
He's a shite manager. There I said it.
Most of the Caf?
He can manage a crap team and make them look world class, but as soon as they run out fuel, you see all his limits.
He should try the long ball option.
Oh wait, they already tried that - and failed.
Oh wait, they already tried that - and failed.
He's got one way of playing. When it works it's great, but when it doesn't then he has no clue what to do.
I'm not sure he'll achieve much with us.
I'm not sure he'll achieve much with us.
This.
Is he unravelling? He has been doing this weird thing recently, and in the pre match today where the interviewer asks him a question and he laughs before answering it for no apparent reason. He just laughs, I find it absolutely bizarre.
As wonderful as his Dortmund side were to watch they were atrocious defensively, he still hasn't grasped it.
Well they should be embarrassed.
Actual, literal fraud.
I see Chelsea fans keep saying that, but only the anti Mourinho brigade would be so silly.
Apart from that mad 6months at Chelsea he's won wherever he's gone!
Brendan Rodgers is where it's at.
United got offside advantage yesterday, probably affects them somehow.
Not sure he would go back to the PL, he's aparantly managing the best team in the UK.
He's managing king Dembele
Degenpressed?
Surely you can't disregard his achievements at Dortmund?
Premier League is hard etc etc.
But but.. All that rest...
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Must be worrying to think where you can go from there then tbh. I think Klopp was pretty much the best manager within Liverpool's pull - I don't think one of the genuine top class managers would even consider Liverpool.
Nah we'll just float about in mid table like we have been since 2009.
He's beginning to look more like Basil Fawlty every week.
What's his behaviour like tonight?
Utilised a tactic no one else was using or really expecting in a league with one dominant team that happened to be going through something of a transitional phase, and bolstered by a number of players coming good at the same time. That tactic didn't change and got found out, players left and the competition got stronger, and Dortmund found themselves bottom at the midpoint of the season and clawing their way back up the table
Some managers have one good stint at one club and don't do much elsewhere because they flourished in a specific circumstance.
He looks fed up.