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[horsechoker]

Big Sam
Jose Mourinho
Ole Gunnar Solskjær
Ralf Rangnick
Troy Deeney
Frank Lampard
Stevie Me

Who would you choose?

 

[Lay]

Give it to Troy.

 

[horsechoker]

Give it to Troy.

"the players need to think about why they're playing at this level"

 

[SalfordRed18]

It'll be xabi unless Madrid come calling.

 

[SilentWitness]

Makes sense to try and get De Zerbi or Alonso.

 

[Pexbo]

Hodgeson could be free soon

 

[Dave Smith]

Big Sam
Jose Mourinho
Ole Gunnar Solskjær
Ralf Rangnick
Troy Deeney
Frank Lampard
Stevie Me

Who would you choose?

Stevie Me would be the funniest, as the fan base would allow him to relegate them to the National League before turning on him.

This said, it will be Alonso.

 

[Skills]

Stevie

 

[Monmouthshire Red]

Slippy G and Michael Owen dream team

 

[ShoePolish]

He ( or she!?) Better be the dogs bollocks, because like with Ferguson, its a tough gig to follow.

 

[slored1]

Xabi Alonso or Nagelsmann. No other candidates really.

 

[SuperiorXI]

He ( or she!?) Better be the dogs bollocks, because like with Ferguson, its a tough gig to follow.

Klopp is nowhere close to Ferguson in terms of impact, success and importance to the club - it'll be nothing like what we went through.

 

[kopviolator]

ETH

 

[JB08]

Not sure why so many consider it a foregone conclusion Alonso would want to go there next season. Or indeed that they would want to risk replacing such a successful manager with someone who has coached at the top level for less than 18 months.

It's a good match in theory, but I wonder if pragmatism will come into play and they will go for someone more experienced. It could be equally damaging for Alonso if it goes wrong, as his stock is (deservedly) high right now.

 

[UpWithRivers]

Please be Gerrard. Pleassse

 

[stefan92]

Not sure why so many consider it a foregone conclusion Alonso would want to go there next season. Or indeed that they would want to risk replacing such a successful manager with someone who has coached at the top level for less than 18 months.

It's a good match in theory, but I wonder if pragmatism will come into play and they will go for someone more experienced. It could be equally damaging for Alonso if it goes wrong, as his stock is (deservedly) high right now.

Alonso could win a triple this season, would anybody care about this "only 18 months" in that case? Far from guaranteed to happen, but possible.

 

[unplayable]

Most likely going to be Alonso.

 

[Solius]

As it stands the obvious candidate is Xabi Alonso.

 

[GhastlyHun]

Hansi Flick is free.. only half joking, his style of football is pretty compatible with Klopp's.

 

[devilish]

Steve G. Surely they deserve an ole type of manager at this point in their recent history

 

[SilentWitness]

Xabi Alonso or Nagelsmann. No other candidates really.

De Zerbi is too. Expect him to see City as a potential job too but if Alonso favours Madrid then...

 

[FootballHQ]

Obvious is Xabi Alonso but he hasn't been a manager for that long and I think it makes sense for him to stay at Leverkusen for another year or two. He'll manage Liverpool eventually but he's only started out in management.

I honestly think someone like De Zerbi is worth the risk. Yes it could go badly wrong but given his level of experience and body of work he feels an intriguing fit for Liverpool and his style of play would work well.

Tuchel will also feature high up the list if he engineers Bayern Munich exit (or just gets sacked for not winning the Bundesliga).

 

[userman]

Nagelsmann. And Klopp takes the Germany-job.

 

[Sgreddevil]

Hope they get Gerrard and not Alonso

 

[B20]

It's got to be Xabi. Got to be.

 

[Castia]

Will probably be Alonso. Former player with a lot of hype at present.

I want De Zerbi at United

 

[InfiniteBoredom]

Stevie Me.

It’s written in the stars.

 

[LawCharltonBest]

It's got to be Xabi. Got to be.

That’s who it’ll be. Hell of a job following Klopp

Didn’t Ancelotti recently sign a new deal at Madrid too

 

[Josh 76]

Klopp is nowhere close to Ferguson in terms of impact, success and importance to the club - it'll be nothing like what we went through.

It won't be far off. They won't recover from this for years.

 

[BorisManUtd]

Xabi Alonso or Nagelsmann. No other candidates really.

Agree. And I think either of those 2 will do well at Liverpool, unfortunately.

 

[SuperiorXI]

It won't be far off. They won't recover from this for years.

It is going to be difficult for them but it will pale in comparison to Fergie at United. The man combined with David Gill made our club tick and papered over not just cracks, but craters throughout the entire club.

 

[Galactic]

They’ll get a good replacement. Unlike us.

 

[tenpoless]

FSW

 

[quadrant]

It is going to be difficult for them but it will pale in comparison to Fergie at United. The man combined with David Gill made our club tick and papered over not just cracks, but craters throughout the entire club.

Agreed. Their general organisation behind the scenes won't need to change, the way that ours did (or indeed, still does).

That said, I still think his tactical nous and ability to get his players pumped up week after week is worth 10 to 15 points a season, when compared to any other half-decent manager.

 

[Someone]

Alonso makes sense but it's never easy following someone like Klopp.

 

[Skills]

Forget Alonso, what's Gareth Barry up to these days?

 

[Skills]

It is going to be difficult for them but it will pale in comparison to Fergie at United. The man combined with David Gill made our club tick and papered over not just cracks, but craters throughout the entire club.

Their CEO left last summer too

 

[IRELANDUNITED]

Wasn’t it all set up for Slippy G to simply step in when Klopp called it a day?

That’s still the plan, right?

 

[Ayoba]

GrAemE SoUnEsS

 

[Pirlo'sBeard]

It'll take them years to recover from this.