Player development under his manager, creation of a style of play, create an identity for players, club and fan are also achievements that a trophy per se don't give.
This season for Liverpool is very good, win the CL or not.
Jurgen Klopp Sack Watch
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Player development under his manager, creation of a style of play, create an identity for players, club and fan are also achievements that a trophy per se don't give.
This season for Liverpool is very good, win the CL or not.
Come on lads, post some quotes already. That thread title looks a bit naked.
The crowd pissed him off today.
slagged the Anfiled crowd off? Passhun, that
Good on him. Apart from Europe the crowd is shit.
Alternative trophy haul table begs to differ...
Did they ask him about this..
Didn’t he let his biggest player Higuine go to his title rivals?
Releas clause.
Did Cavani go in a release clause too?
Seems like he won’t sell unless he has no legal choice
The price was unmatched for Serie A. He wouldn't have let him go without absolutely raking in on it, same will be the case with Jorginho, especially when the English cash cows come calling.
Roonster just said it was a triggered release clause which explains it
Here's hoping he carries on his record.
Six times either way.
Remember Klopp is a specialist in losing finals.
Reached the CL final once again. And will lose it once again.
He has no right reaching the CL finals with that crap Liverpool team. Massive credit to him.
Records are there to be broken and your all sounding like a broken record.
He's going to break the record of most consecutive losses in a cup final
He is a genius. Look at what he's achieved without a defence. If he finally starts fixing it by bombing Lovren out the club (seems a good lad, but needs to get bounced asap) than we can achieve big things next year. What an imapct he's had, I was devastated when we lost to Sevilla in the final and not that gutted in truth when we lost to City in the cup final because I could see the progress. I wouldn't swap him for any other manager, including baldy.
Famous last words.
Devastating
How many of those finals has his side been the favourites in?
Apparently Liverpool has scored 130 goals so far this season. One hundred and fecking thirty! 
Might have conceded a lot too but shows how Klopp is 'fixing' that problem. Just score more.
Might have conceded a lot too but shows how Klopp is 'fixing' that problem. Just score more.
True that in the final's versus Bayern his side were not the favourite, and did quite well to beat them 5-2 in the German Cup final in 2012, but his losses to Wolfsburg and Sevilla were tough and ones he should've won.
The one against Wolfsburg was especially hard to take because they dominated that game and missed chance after chance, which was the story of their season that time.
Klopp got to final with a Midfield of Milner Henderson and Wadj. It's freaking unreal and u can add Lovren and Karius in the mix too
I'm asking if this is a better achievement then Guardiola, who has outrageous players in every position and spending 500.000.000 on players.
I'm asking if this is a better achievement then Guardiola, who has outrageous players in every position and spending 500.000.000 on players.
Outrageous players? LOL
Delph an injury prone cm as LB,
Dinho who was never a DM is now a dm,
stones was called a flop when he signed now he is beckenbauer
Walker was getting benched all season at Spurs
Sterling was called a shite player now he is prime Robben
The hyperbole here is too much. Add to the fact that City were robbed in that tie. Penalty not called, offside goal against, second goal ruled out.
Against Roma Penalty not called, offside goal again etc
they have benefited from ridiculous calls. As far as I'm concerned that final between RM and Pool is a robbers final.
Give credit where it's due. Roma should have never have that penalty at Anfield as well as the other penalty in the last few seconds of the second leg. They also should have had a player sent off for the challenge on Mane. Looking back on it, Liverpool were deserved winners.
Excellent post. Thanks for speaking the truth poster. I still for the life of me can not understand how that cnut Florenzi never got sent off, which is something that has not even been considered. They were man handling Mane all night. We were deserved winners. On topic though, are there any United fans on here that think Klopp would have won them a league/CL title if he had never taken the Pool job and was hired that summer instead of Van Gaal?
If Mou was managing Liverpool, would they be playing as well as they have done this season and reached the final?
I think he might have won one of those by now, because he's a very good manager and that was nearly 4 years ago. If we give Mourinho 4 years, I think he can win at least one of them as well. Van Gaal inherited a squad that needed surgery but was full of leaders, hard workers, and still had plenty of flair. Mourinho would have come in and added 4 quality first-team players...
If Mou was managing Liverpool, they'd certainly have improved on the 1 trophy in a decade record by now.If Mou was managing Liverpool, would they be playing as well as they have done this season and reached the final?
Stones, Walker and Sterling cost £150m
Just watched him there in the presser and it pains me to say I was cringing. I’m generally a massive fan of his so I’ll give him the benefit this time but please Jürgen...tone down the condescending responses.
Van Dijk up top. We wouldn't be playing the long ball now, would we Mr Klopp?
Manager of the PL season
His top six record has been crap this year.