Jurgen Klopp Sack Watch

Has he said anything about Klavan's foul on Sterling? Surely that was worthy of penalty.
You mean Milner's? Was a definite penalty yeah. Pep also had a go at Oliver while he could've awarded one or two more penalties to us and a red card for Toure. It's just what managers do nowadays, and I hate it frankly. Look at your own faults first before blaming it all on the ref, cause you certainly won't hear a manager say one word about the ref if they got a decision in favour of their own team on the day.
 
You mean Milner's? Was a definite penalty yeah. Pep also had a go at Oliver while he could've awarded one or two more penalties to us and a red card for Toure. It's just what managers do nowadays, and I hate it frankly. Look at your own faults first before blaming it all on the ref, cause you certainly won't hear a manager say one word about the ref if they got a decision in favour of their own team on the day.

Ah, okay. I thought it was Klavan tbh! :D

Klopp is always bringing up that offside goal vs. UTD so i thought he might have something to say about that one as well.

I agree tho they managers should look at their own backyard, you never know when ref might make a mistake in your favor.
 
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:lol: Brilliant.

Klopp is too over the top for me.
 
Realistic targets for Liverpool would be Azmoun, Paredes, Tah and Kolasinac.

Not sure about goalkeeper, I'd give Karius at least another run of games before making a judgement on that.
Tah is absolutely not realistic and impossible to get for Klopp and Liverpool. He has contract until 2020 and after losing Toprak to Dortmund, Leverkusen wont listen to offers for Tah.
 
Tah is absolutely not realistic and impossible to get for Klopp and Liverpool. He has contract until 2020 and after losing Toprak to Dortmund, Leverkusen wont listen to offers for Tah.

And on top of that Dragovic, Toprak's designated successor, hasn't impressed at all this season, so they'd be mad to sell their one (defensively) solid defender, especially since they will probably have a hard time keeping their squad together already with out EL/CL football: Brandt (overrated a f, but might suit Klopp's football) has a €20m release clause for 2018, Kampl supposedly has drawn interest from Atletico, Chicharito is likely to be sold if he doesn't extend his contract and Calhanoglu seems to be fishing for a transfer, too.

So I agree, unless he has some sort of release clause that is yet to be revealed, Tah will stay put this summer.
 
Turning around for a penalty is needless attention seeking but going to the locker room a couple of minutes before the game has ended definitely is as well, imo. Let's not pretend any of them are saints here.
 
People seriously think that he is bothered about attention when his team is about to kick a penalty that could easily be the difference between EL and CL?
Sometimes it feels like everything Kopp does is attention seeking while Mourinho could take a shit on the pitch and it would create a heated argument because people can't decide whether he is creating a siege mentality, masterfully playing mind games or sticking it to the media and Fa because he is a cool fecker.
 
People seriously think that he is bothered about attention when his team is about to kick a penalty that could easily be the difference between EL and CL?
Sometimes it feels like everything Kopp does is attention seeking while Mourinho could take a shit on the pitch and it would create a heated argument because people can't decide whether he is creating a siege mentality, masterfully playing mind games or sticking it to the media and Fa because he is a cool fecker.
Do people on here claim Mourinho isn't attention seeking?
 
People seriously think that he is bothered about attention when his team is about to kick a penalty that could easily be the difference between EL and CL?
Sometimes it feels like everything Kopp does is attention seeking while Mourinho could take a shit on the pitch and it would create a heated argument because people can't decide whether he is creating a siege mentality, masterfully playing mind games or sticking it to the media and Fa because he is a cool fecker.

Tbh with you, you could find Klopp at home in bed with your lady when you get back from work and all you would do is tuck Klopp in and wish him all the best.
 
People seriously think that he is bothered about attention when his team is about to kick a penalty that could easily be the difference between EL and CL?
Sometimes it feels like everything Kopp does is attention seeking while Mourinho could take a shit on the pitch and it would create a heated argument because people can't decide whether he is creating a siege mentality, masterfully playing mind games or sticking it to the media and Fa because he is a cool fecker.
Standing like knob end makes it look contrived to me.
 
Do people on here claim Mourinho isn't attention seeking?

I'm not sure tbh. Just seems to me like we're dealing with two quite eccentric Persons here and one gets cut a lot of slack while the other basically is supposed to behave like a completely passive robot. The way I see it if a person gets offended by Klopp turning around for a penalty they should be livid by Mourinho walking off the pitch.

Tbh with you, you could find Klopp at home in bed with your lady when you get back from work and all you would do is tuck Klopp in and wish him all the best.

Oh please, I have no problem criticising Klopp, his lack of a patient approach especially, which is far more damning than any kind of tears over his supposed acting.
But I don't have to see everything he does as some kind of offence to feel better about his status with the media and lots of the public.
 
Turning around for a penalty is needless attention seeking but going to the locker room a couple of minutes before the game has ended definitely is as well, imo. Let's not pretend any of them are saints here.

Definitely agree with that.
 
I'm not sure tbh. Just seems to me like we're dealing with two quite eccentric Persons here and one gets cut a lot of slack while the other basically is supposed to behave like a completely passive robot. The way I see it if a person gets offended by Klopp turning around for a penalty they should be livid by Mourinho walking off the pitch.

Look at people here largely being amused by Conte at Chelsea and his antics. Klopp just feels fake, and besides that there is true animosity between MUFC and Liverpool.

It is not like Germany where Dortmund has succumbed to a strange case of the Stockholm syndrome towards Bayern and you all unite against ze evil English and horrible PL.
 
Look at people here largely being amused by Conte at Chelsea and his antics. Klopp just feels fake, and besides that there is true animosity between MUFC and Liverpool.

It is not like Germany where Dortmund has succumbed to a strange case of the Stockholm syndrome towards Bayern and you all unite against ze evil English and horrible PL.

Bringing up Bayern.. as predictable as it is boring..

Conte is a good example to highligh the double standards though, so thank you for that.
 
And on top of that Dragovic, Toprak's designated successor, hasn't impressed at all this season, so they'd be mad to sell their one (defensively) solid defender, especially since they will probably have a hard time keeping their squad together already with out EL/CL football: Brandt (overrated a f, but might suit Klopp's football) has a €20m release clause for 2018, Kampl supposedly has drawn interest from Atletico, Chicharito is likely to be sold if he doesn't extend his contract and Calhanoglu seems to be fishing for a transfer, too.

So I agree, unless he has some sort of release clause that is yet to be revealed, Tah will stay put this summer.
Agree with everything.

Brandt might leave, if an extraordinary offer somewhere between 40-50m€ arrives, especially if Brandt himself putting some pressure on Leverkusen. 50/50

Leverkusen would be open to sell Calhanoglu, if somebody offers close to 35-40m€, Chicharito can go as just 1 year contract left for around 25m€, Leno has a clause around 20m€ and could be tempted to move to Leipzig this time.

Tah and Henrichs wont go anywhere and I m also pretty sure that Kampl will stay.
 
Bringing up Bayern.. as predictable as it is boring..

Conte is a good example to highligh the double standards though, so thank you for that.

As boring as Klopp and Pep fan boys bringing Mourinho into everything?
 
Bringing up Bayern.. as predictable as it is boring..

Conte is a good example to highligh the double standards though, so thank you for that.

Bayern is besides the point, only used to highlight this strange nationalistic thing you have going where a German coach or a German club takes presedence over anything foreign, even if it is a rival or a previous successfull coach from a rival team in the BL.

I dislike Bayern, in fact I strongly dislike Bayern, but I would still love them to absolutely stomp Liverpool 300-0 in a CL match. You guys would rather see a domestic rival like Dortmund beat United though, just because it is a domestic team and also it is a sting towards the horrid PL.
 
Bayern is besides the point, only used to highlight this strange nationalistic thing you have going where a German coach or a German club takes presedence over anything foreign, even if it is a rival or a previous successfull coach from a rival team in the BL.

I dislike Bayern, in fact I strongly dislike Bayern, but I would still love them to absolutely stomp Liverpool 300-0 in a CL match. You guys would rather see a domestic rival like Dortmund beat United though, just because it is a domestic team and also it is a sting towards the horrid PL.

That post could use a couple of stereotypes and unfounded accusations.
 
I don't understand why they do it.

Klopp turning his back to the penalty.
Mourinho going inside 2 minutes before the final whistle.
Pep claiming yesterday was one of the best days of his career?

It can't be attention seeking, they all have too much attention already. I don't know. So weird...All 3 of them.
 
It's natural to compare a coach (and the way he is perceived) with one of his peers, don't you think?

If Jose acts like a clown whole game on the sidelines he will get lot of shit on CAF. It's like people don't know CAF at all, even ManUtd fans and managers gets shit for acting like clowns. Moyes was abused for celebrating a goal against Fulham, imagine what would have happened if a draw against WBA was celebrated? Players like Lingard, Pogba gets stick for their social media videos so why do you think Klopp will get the pass here?
 
to be fair to klopp, he's had fantastic record against top 6 teams in the PL, mostly very good performances as well and not just scraping by.

just hope he never manages to replicate that form against other teams.
 
Not too bothered about a manager's weird antics (Klopp's craziness, Conte's craziness, Mou going to the dressing room before the final whistle). If Klopp guides Liverpool to CL qualification, I'd say he's had a good season considering what is a thin squad that lacks world class players and has a dodgy defence. What he has done is implement a very nice style of football and makes a team that mainly consists of good (not world class) players play as a team. That along with the atmosphere he provides or how tries to encourage I find commendable.

We shall see in May if he has succeeded this season.
 
When I see that picture I remember how Liverpool fan or 2 here were claiming that when the game starts he doesn't act for the camera. Him standing like that is definitely an act for the camera and it's cringeworthy. I'm counting seconds until someone mentions Mourinho again.

Anyway has this been posted:

http://www.thesportbible.com/footba...no-accidentally-celebrate-adam-lallanas-miss-

Firmino started to celebrate Lallana's miss to early.
 
It's natural to compare a coach (and the way he is perceived) with one of his peers, don't you think?
Jose is routinely discussed on here without Pep and Klopp being mentioned to point score or deflect.
It's ridiculous at this stage.
 
Everton (H)
Bournemouth (H)
Stoke (A)
WBA (A)
Palace (H)
Watford (A)
Southampton (H)
West Ham (A)
Boro (H)

9 winnable games. They will have the top 4 all wrapped up by the end of the month.
 
Not with an injured Hernderson, Lallana and an off form Coutinho imo. They need their defence to step up if they're going to make it.
Their squad is razor thin, there's very little that Klopp can do to change the dynamic of a game mid match.
 
Everton (H)
Bournemouth (H)
Stoke (A)
WBA (A)
Palace (H)
Watford (A)
Southampton (H)
West Ham (A)
Boro (H)

9 winnable games. They will have the top 4 all wrapped up by the end of the month.
The away games are all fixtures that we're capable of screwing up. Southampton won't be easy either. We've played them three times this season and haven't managed to score in any of them.

I'm hoping that United will drop points and that Arsenal will continue to struggle.
 
Everton (H)
Bournemouth (H)
Stoke (A)
WBA (A)
Palace (H)
Watford (A)
Southampton (H)
West Ham (A)
Boro (H)

9 winnable games. They will have the top 4 all wrapped up by the end of the month.
Come on man, they had the title won in October, top 4 is a mere formality for them now.