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Victimpool FC - Klopp leaving, grown men crying
- Thread starter southstand1882
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They might have to settle for a just couple of cups this season.
braineclipse
Steve Sedgley
To modify myself slightly... They are hilarious at the moment, but they're also just 5 points behind us and definitely in the fight for 4th as things stand now. They could potentially have the last laugh at the end of the season and Klopp has shown that their team at least has potential. Also a very real chance that they make some moves in January that could strengthen them.
I wonder if we draw away to Watford will there be fans calling it two points dropped?
I wonder if we draw away to Watford will there be fans calling it two points dropped?
parklane1
Tony Galvin
I have no doubt that will be the case.
Rorschach
Sonny Walters
Until you jinxed it with that postWhen you look at the table, Watford have lost all their games against teams above them and are unbeaten against teams below them. So of course they beat Liverpool. And of course, they will lose against us
Until you jinxed it with that post
Never! I have complete faith, just like I did before the Saudi Sportswashing Machine game.
Oh Sh1t...
Grays_1890
Chris Jones
Unfortunately they have a top man in Klopp, annoys me that
milo
Jack L. Jones
Why? We have a top man in Poch.
jts1882
Dean Richards
90291Spur
Paul Walsh
He's playing with Brenton's squad. If he is given time he will, like Poch, get his own players in and then a comparison can be made.
glasgowspur
Luka Modric
Without a pre season under Klopp working on the stamina they will need to keep the high intensity pressing he likes going, I would expect Liverpool to fade rather than get stronger.
Grays_1890
Chris Jones
Top manager....
Borussia Dortmund
- Bundesliga: 2010–11,[6] 2011–12[7]
- DFB-Pokal: 2011–12[9]
- DFL-Supercup: 2013,[39] 2014[39]
- UEFA Champions League (Runners–up): 2012–13[13]
- German Football Manager of the Year: 2011,[40] 2012[40]
- FIFA World Coach of the Year – Second Place: 2013[41]
Different league, and really only one club to compete with fiscally (Dortmund actually has best attendance numbers for last 10 years of any german club)
My concern with Klopp is the emotion level, he seems on the edge, the interview after Watford he looked like brick ... I think the media will turn on him and I don't see anything to suggest he will be able to deal with the wolves that are English media.
glasgowspur
Luka Modric
Yep, totally agree. AVB 2.
Baleforce
Arthur Rowe
it's early days, you can't change anything at a football club over night, Liverpool are gonna be the same defensive and unbalanced shambles all season no matter what he does
I'd be wary of judging him until the end of next season, he's already proven his ability
hopefully the impatient racist swampdwellers up there will hound him out before then, just like they normally do
I'd be wary of judging him until the end of next season, he's already proven his ability
hopefully the impatient racist swampdwellers up there will hound him out before then, just like they normally do
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Today's Klopp news:
Benteke needs to run more: "I think I have to run more and I have to be there for my team-mates. You could see (against Leicester) that I showed I understand his message."
Sturridge train more: "I will decide when Sturridge returns"
and Lovren isn't terrible: "Klopp surprised that Dejan Lovren isn't as terrible as the fans suggested"
Benteke needs to run more: "I think I have to run more and I have to be there for my team-mates. You could see (against Leicester) that I showed I understand his message."
Sturridge train more: "I will decide when Sturridge returns"
and Lovren isn't terrible: "Klopp surprised that Dejan Lovren isn't as terrible as the fans suggested"
braineclipse
Steve Sedgley
Dortmund did not just regress to the mean based on financial might under Klopp. They overspent significantly 15-ish years back and struggled with the debt from that well into Klopp reign at the club. They didn't spend much money in the transfer market and worked on a limited wage budget.
His performance at Mainz is just as impressive.
It is a different league. And based on what we've seen from Mourinho and LvG this season it's obvious that no one is a guaranteed success in any league. But Klopp is a hugely talented manager.
He was on the edge emotionally at Dortmund too. It's how he operates. The English media might turn on him, but the question is rather how the Liverpool fans respond. If they continue to like him it doesn't matter much what the national media is saying as it will all fit into the conspiracy theory etc...
Final sentence for me too. Just hope they get enough fluctuations and get rid of him. If given time to figure out the club and the league I think he's likely as likely to find success there as just about any manager in the world would be.