Klopp to leave Liverpool at the end of the season
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He finished 2nd behind them twice. You’ve put in an extra 2nd place finish there.
They’ve been acting a right numpty for a while now.
It should be 8th, 4th, 4th, 2nd, 1st, 3rd, 2nd, 5th
Average position is 3.6th on the table over a course of 8 years.
all time best manager it seems. And don't forget, this is their golden period. Winning a 1 Epl, a FA cup and a CL. A feat fergie did within 10 days, i think in 1999. Somehow they are at the same level it seems. Can you just ban this guys.That's why Liverpool have finished ahead of United every season he's been there.
Oh wait, they haven't
Liverpool are now on a more sure footing than when Klopp arrived. The training facilities, stadium, background staff and playing staff are all far and away better then they were just a few years back - I'm not saying that it is all down to him (savvy owners help), but ultimately he made everyone at the club believe again and this has been reflected in the way that the club is now operating. Admittedly, an extra PL or CL would be nice but we are currently among the top 5 or 6 teams in Europe in my opinion and have been for a long while, something unimaginable a decade ago.
I can only equate it to someone coming into United, after the inconsistent dross that you've endured since Fergie left, and completely changing the expectations of the fans, playing an exciting brand of football and getting you all looking forward to the odd trophy. That's why we're gutted that he's going and will overlook the poorer PL finishes, due to the things that happened in-between.
I can only equate it to someone coming into United, after the inconsistent dross that you've endured since Fergie left, and completely changing the expectations of the fans, playing an exciting brand of football and getting you all looking forward to the odd trophy. That's why we're gutted that he's going and will overlook the poorer PL finishes, due to the things that happened in-between.
Yep. That wumming warning was long overdue. The fact that he hadn't received any warnings up until then is mad considering some of the childish baiting he's been posting recently - see below.
Oh you were being serious. That's kinda sad.
Oil money only kicked in when Klopp arrived
Can we stop the Klopp/SAF comparison now? It's not even funny.
Klopp is close to Ole and Ten Hag than he is to SAF.
Klopp is close to Ole and Ten Hag than he is to SAF.
Does that mean he's staying put?
Your plans are kaput
Well, there goes that dream.
I think the club already has their man picked and lined up. I doubt they had all of their eggs in the Alonso basket.
Still, I wanted Alonso so I'm disappointed.
They're in for a painful time post Klopp.
I really don't want De Zerbi. I think he'd fail miserably at a club with higher expectations.
Screams disaster doesn't it. Like Potter or Southgate for us.
Southgate
I like what I'm reading, Liverpool and the PL out of the way would certainly be good for our prospects
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Definitely. Had a nice purple patch last season and now he's dropped off completely. Flavour of the month manager.
No...nooo I couldn't take that, depriving you all of his managerial pedigree. You take him, I insist.Southgate
Very savvy from Alonso. Would be a mad risk at this point for him.
He more than likely turned them down already and they have let the info about him not being on their list be leaked as a way to save face.
I wanted him too. But what's the longest a manager stays at Madrid? If Amorim or, God forbid, Zerbi isn't doing it by 2027 and Alonso hasn't won two CLs on the trot then he'll be begging us for the job.
This way Madrid can act as our guinea pig to ascertain if he can handle big club pressure.
flawless logic. I'm sure you would have much rather Klopp had gone from Dortmund to Real Madrid for a few years so they could act as your gineau pig.To be fair to him Klopp had a decade of top level experience, had won two titles in a row, a domestic double, broken the BL points record and reached a CL final.
After this season Alonso in the very optimistic best case has won the small treble, broken the BL points record and just 18 months of top level experience. The still possible scenario is winning nothing which would be the most epic derailing a season in German football has ever seen. More experience won't hurt and he is still a young manager, he will get many chances to come to Liverpool in the next decades if he continues as expected.
Klopp waa pretty established before he got to Pool. It wasn't much of a gamble. Alonso looks good but it's still early going. Problem is they need someone now, and missing out on Alonso is probably another set-back. Who are they realistically going to get who could be at the Klopp level?
Nagelsmann now probably
Klopp was established in Germany but after the pain of Rodgers and Dalglish MkII, I won't lie and say I was excited by Klopp. I'm glad I was wrong about him in so many ways obviously.
Now we're back to choosing from the Rodgers level market. There just isn't another Pep or Klopp. Until there is one. It's a wait and see game. Arteta for example is now proving he could become an elite manager if his progress continues.
You shouldn't worry because are much better run than us plus getting Edwards back is important as well
You hit lottery with Klopp, now you will back to other club's level.
Won't be surprised if lot of players suddenly looks level below.
They should hire a 1 year interim and then get Xabi
Some of the Liverpool fans in here have really exposed themselves, it’s been quite a laugh reading back the past couple of months after the youngest woke me at 3:30am.
My personal favourite has been claiming Sir Alex wouldn’t have been mentally strong enough to manage during the “oil club” period. Absolutely hilarious.
Got me thinking though, especially when somebody else posted about klopp being happy to come second to city and effectively crawling up Pep’s arse. I think this is actually a good point. Klopp always has his excuses baked in early; Pep, money, fixtures, injuries etc and without that I think he’d be long gone from the league, his many meltdowns show that despite being a fantastic coach he wouldn’t have survived the mind games of prime Sir Alex or Jose, he’d have folded like a cheap suit. To claim Sir Alex wouldn’t have been mentally strong enough is absolutely hilarious, he dealt with far more than klopp in his career and to be quite honest it was his mentality more than his tactical knowledge that made him one of the greatest.
My personal favourite has been claiming Sir Alex wouldn’t have been mentally strong enough to manage during the “oil club” period. Absolutely hilarious.
Got me thinking though, especially when somebody else posted about klopp being happy to come second to city and effectively crawling up Pep’s arse. I think this is actually a good point. Klopp always has his excuses baked in early; Pep, money, fixtures, injuries etc and without that I think he’d be long gone from the league, his many meltdowns show that despite being a fantastic coach he wouldn’t have survived the mind games of prime Sir Alex or Jose, he’d have folded like a cheap suit. To claim Sir Alex wouldn’t have been mentally strong enough is absolutely hilarious, he dealt with far more than klopp in his career and to be quite honest it was his mentality more than his tactical knowledge that made him one of the greatest.
And Sir Alex already won in the oil period. Won against Chelsea and City.
I feel you are going down that road where you are shoehorning and grooming someone into the seat. No doubt the expected standard for the new manager will be very high, it may be something that scared off Alonso...in a way Real is easier. You can do one year or two there, take your experience from it and off. Either way, that gig is probably not a long term one.
Arteta at least had Emery in between and years of mediocrity coming in so there was considerably less pressure on him.
Watch for Alonso coming in next year or the year after if the experiment fails, assuming his managerial career doesnt derail in the meantime.
Hopefully the interim is Mourinho. He’d do enough damage to them within a year.
Nah, Mourinho is likeable in year 1. It's that tail end of year 2 that the mask slips