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Klopp and Liverpool celebrating a home draw to WBA (video added to OP)
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Ibe has a hard onPlayers not looking totally convinced just yet.
and Milner looks constipated.Bet the players were embarrassed.
you maybe right...but he's always done this...he isn't going to change personality wise.
afaik, he and his Dortmund side did it every time.
Moreno with the Wtf is he making us do look
Moreno looks a bit embarrassed, trying to see if he can find someone to share it with.Players not looking totally convinced just yet.
Lolwut.
I said it months ago - they're a match made in heaven Liverpool and Klopp, at least in the tragic, hyper-emotional sense.
I don't understand what they were thinking?
I reckon Klopp did it to deflect attention from the fact they threw away a lead and had to scrape a draw in the end.
Yeah. RAWK has lapped it up as 'that' being one of the positives from the game.
It might be the footballing culture. Maybe its different in Germany. Maybe the fact that he started off without the big reputation at Dortmund helped. A mid table manager can get away with acting this way. No one is paying attention
Its not the same. He has come here with a big reputation.
As a United fan, I'd love to see him celebrate little things this way. I find it hilarious.
Fair enough applauding the fans and their support for the team but the way it was done was as if they were celebrating it and that's why it's funny. I understand why and what he's doing but he's done it in a hilarious manner.
Haha Ibe looks embarrassed. And Moreno is thinking WTF are we doing.Players not looking totally convinced just yet.
"He gets us......."
He looks like Alan Carr therePlayers not looking totally convinced just yet.
To be fair, it's Kop 101 - if you wanna get the Liverpool fans on your side you've got to give in to their crazy.
Drawing WBA right to the top of the league by Christmas.
There is an obvious disconnect between the players and fans in this country though, especially at the "big" clubs. I saw Klopp's reaction the the equalizer, he was fist pumping like a mad man and gesturing to the crowd to get behind the players and push for the win. He prob heard so much about the famous Liverpool fans and the tradition at Anfield, now he's trying anything to get the fans involved again.
Wow. That's bizarre.
Yes, last minute equalisers are always cheered like wins, but you don't do an open top bus parade after them.
Yes, last minute equalisers are always cheered like wins, but you don't do an open top bus parade after them.
You just know half their players are thinking 'What the f*ck are we doing', with the other half thinking 'Yay! We get to hold hands!'.
It was clearly because if his comments about the fans leaving early a few weeks ago
Today they must have stayed and they got an equaliser
Pretty obvious I would have thought
Today they must have stayed and they got an equaliser
Pretty obvious I would have thought
Smashing that long ball repeatedly, leaving themselves wide open at the back and scoring through a lucky deflection sure was inspiring. In the same circumstances the LVG out thread would be heaving right now.
I've just watched that video. What a twat Klopp is.Celebrating like that because you drew 2-2 against West Brom at home
Piss all difference between a 1-2 loss and a 1-3 loss, I'd never criticise for risking conceding another goal on the break, at least you've shown the balls to go for it especially in front of your own fans, won't always work out well but there's a time and a place for slow patient build up play, with a minute or two left that's not the time to do it.
watching that you'd think that draw secured them the title.
Wow seriously ? A whole thread on this ? Now that is embarrassing. Never mind it's completely off tack .. it wasn't a celebration, as Klopp stated it was a thank you to the Kop for the vocal support throughout the match. A clear improvement, that Klopp had asked for pre-match, on the library for many matches this season.
I love klopp but this is cringeworthy and somewhat embarrassing stuff.
Exactamundo.
Ibe always looks like he has a hard on .. I think he's just rather well endowed !Ibe has a hard on
It was absolute pathetic, no other way to look at it. They even had more than 3 mins on the clock to win it.
Celebrating like that a home draw in middle of December against WBA, is kinda low point.
In the interview after the game he said this draw was important to keep the momentum going.
Their last 3 games - loss to Newcastle, draw with Sion and draw today with WBA.
Celebrating like that a home draw in middle of December against WBA, is kinda low point.
In the interview after the game he said this draw was important to keep the momentum going.
Their last 3 games - loss to Newcastle, draw with Sion and draw today with WBA.
Though that IS improvement. 4 losses in last 25 matches and 2 in the last 19 I think it is (not sure if I read that stat before or after the Newcastle match).It was absolute pathetic, no other way to look at it. They even had more than 3 mins on the clock to win it.
Celebrating like that a home draw in middle of December against WBA, is kinda low point.
In the interview after the game he said this draw was important to keep the momentum going.
Their last 3 games - loss to Newcastle, draw with Sion and draw today with WBA.
Aimed at your post not the poster: feck off!
Awwwww.....Bring a tear to a glass eye that would.
I heard he's literally living in Brendan Rodgers old house now
Must have learned a few things from Moyesy too
Not really and the fact that so many people on here view it as such tells me more about the modern English fan culture than about Klopp or Liverpool. This behaviour in Germany would have been an absolute nontopic as this is expected in pretty much every stadium. After every game you go to your support, no matter the outcome. It´s called engaging the fans, showing that the team or at least you as coach cares. It is pretty obvious that this was more about celebrating the crowd for staying and witnessing a late time qualizer than the actual result.
There is a clear lack of connection between his club and the fans, which was shown when several left early before in this season, something that Klopp voiced several times including the presser before the game. He asked them for support and later showed his gratitude for doing so. All he is trying to do is rebuild the severed connection again, to makes them feel like actually suporters and not just costumers. His ability to engage crowds and draw them in was always one of his greatest strengths, one of the reason he was so loved at Dortmund long before he won titles. The guy genuinely cares what his support thinks and acts accordingly to it.
That's bs. It's not a standard German football practice to try to push fans to celebrate a point against a very mediocre team.