I dont get from where you got that.
Spending mega money ?
His first season , he was a Midway appointment and we were 8th when Rodgers stepped down, that season klopp did not sign a single player.
Next season ,
Mane - 34 miln - worth every penny
Salah - 35 miln - success.
Matip - free easyly the best CB we have.
Ox - already on the up.
Robertson- 10 miln panic buy i guess but still showing signs of a good option.
Wijnaldum- 25 miln .. Starting XI player.
(There are other small buys here and there like klavan, karius ( 4miln each) thats im not going to mention.)
By what means you see them as mega multimillion sigmings? On the contrary it could be argued that every big money signing under klopp has been successful. If you are really trying to measure improvement and money spent ...you cant really add keita and vvd to it.
Secondly about klopp having a pressure to deliver, well obviously we want to win it no doubt, we didn't sign klopp to finish 4th, while all this is true we cant be unrealistic and pull the plug on klopp if he fails to win us title in next two years.
As a individual you may have your own opinion but as far as i see and understand this game, i can see klopp is making forward strides. Two finals, top 4, topped the champions league group, squad quality is much better, the football we are playing is really good, the attack we have is 3rd best in Europe. ( only 2 teams all over Europe have out scored us this calendar year. Bayern and PSG),... Barring the defense everything is falling in place... Yes may be the pace is slow compared to city but ...thats obvious.
Klopp signed Grujic and brought in Caulker on loan during his first season. He then decided to play Caulker up front and lump the ball forward to him as Liverpool chased a goal, something he'd criticised United for doing with Fellaini about a week earlier.
Klopp was also brought in very early, eight games into the domestic season and appointed on October 8th because there was a fear that top 4 would slip away from Liverpool if a change wasn't made. At the time of his appointment, Liverpool were 3 points off 4th. They finished the season in 8th, trophyless, and outside of the European places entirely, securing their lowest finish since Dalglish's second stint.
He was not a midway appointment. He did sign players. He failed to meet his first season's objectives.
The line from Liverpool fans at the point was "wait until his first full season," so we did. Liverpool finished 4th and trophyless, but 4th was at least a step in the right direction.
However, since Klopp's first full season, Liverpool have the 3rd highest net spend of any of the top 6 clubs, having been outspent by only United and City. They have also spent over £100 million more than both Chelsea and Spurs.
Liverpool are currently sat 4th, closer to Arsenal in 6th than they are to Chelsea in 3rd. They fell at the first hurdle in the League Cup, and have the most difficult 3rd round draw of any of the top 6 in the FA Cup, a competition that Klopp has yet to see past the 4th round in. With pretty much every English side not Manchester City, they are rank outsiders for the Champions League.
Liverpool look very much on course to have another trophyless season, and also look well on course to be scrapping for 4th. This would not be making "forward strides," it'd be the very definition of stagnation.
Also, Liverpool categorically do not have the 3rd best attack in Europe ffs.
I did forget Ox.
However again you've included two players who haven't even arrived yet (and one won't until the Summer) so any expectations should be tempered to next season at the earliest (and let's see what happens with regard to a GK, ST and DM first).
And again I'll emphasise that the FAC and LC mean next to nothing in the big picture now, it's all about PL and CL and there heavy hitters abound. Forget fan expectation, that's like the majority RC United fans voting in the pre-season poll who thought you'd win the PL this season, I'm sure there will be plenty of LFC fans on Twitter claiming the last piece of the jigsaw will be in place next Summer, neither of which were/wil be realistic. However the reality is winning either of the PL or CL is still going to be a mighty task requiring a degree of luck, as well as skill and a deep squad, to achieve.
There's another side to the coin that you're not really discussing with Keita and van Dijk.
With Keita, you've got a near £70 million signing confirmed, but he's not joining you until next summer. By which time, Coutinho and Can could be gone, and Liverpool could have slipped back out of the top 4, having gone through yet another trophyless season, and will find themselves once again playing catch up.
With van Dijk, you've just broken the bank mid-season for a player that you spent all summer refusing to break the bank for, a player that's played in just 16 matches in 2017.
This is garbage transfer business however you look at it, regardless of how good these players
might be for you when they actually arrive.
Ever since Klopp arrived it's been a case of tempering expectations until next season. In 2015/16 it was "wait until next season when he has a summer transfer window". In 2016/17 it was "wait until he's had a full season so things can click." Now it's "wait until our signings that we didn't bring in straight away are actually available." If Coutinho goes it'll be "wait until his replacement is properly settled/the team adapts."
When he arrived he said he'd deliver Liverpool the title within 3 seasons, and you all lapped it up. Even if you discount 2015/16 as he arrived in October with the insurmountable gap of 6 points off top to claw back, he's halfway through season 2 now and don't look remotely close to winning the league next season. You'll tell me you never believed that was possible, which I'd agree with, but the broader point is that Klopp promised success. Thus far that success is losing two cup finals and finishing 4th by a point. Disregarding the League Cup and FA Cup because they "mean nothing" misses the point regarding fan expectations, and seems incredibly odd as they're the only two trophies you've won in the last 12 seasons.
Forget the fact that there are now multiple generations of Liverpool fans that have never seen them win the league, if you disregard the FA Cup and League Cup in the way you suggest, you're going to end up with a generation of Liverpool fans that have never seen them win anything.