cyberman
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What else can he do! Be a plumber?I remember seeing this guy about 15 years ago doing Gerrard and Benitez impressions. Surprised he's still at it.
What else can he do! Be a plumber?I remember seeing this guy about 15 years ago doing Gerrard and Benitez impressions. Surprised he's still at it.
What else can he do! Be a plumber?
I see your point but the issue is they need massive budget and need luck like he had with the transfers then to make things work out. They were lucky Barca paid £140 odd million for coutinho which helped them buy good players. Now their transfers look underwhelming be it Nunez or Keita or Jota or Konate or even the most recent one Gakpoo(although too early to judge him). Mane is a huge loss and salah doesn't look that hungry.Say they sack him, which would be a huge mistake, who could they get that is even close to the level of Klopp as a manager?
I think this Liverpool squad is just at the end of its use by date, needs gutting and rebuilding. He's basically back at season 1. So the sensible thing would be to keep Klopp and help him do that job.
Of course as a United fan I hope Liverpool make a rash decision and sack him soon, struggle to find anyone able to replace him and go back to the glory days of regular 6-8th place finishes.
UTD moved from Ole shitball footbal to ETH style in few months.Yeah it’s a natural move from Simeone football to Klopp football…
His natural successor would be Tuchel, would be the third team Tuchel manages after Klopp and it worked well for both Mainz and Dortmund.Say they sack him, which would be a huge mistake, who could they get that is even close to the level of Klopp as a manager?
Is TAA actually a piece in the sense you mean though?
This season feels like he's utterly been found out. Subbed again today before 60.
Pep's already done/doing it with City, I'd say. Kompany, Aguero, Silva, Fernandinho, Sterling etc formed the backbone of their past few titles and they're no longer at the club.
He isn’t going to quit and miss out on the biggest pay day of his professional career. People need to stop painting Klopp as the patron saint of footballing morals. He was probably fired from Dortmund but they let him phrase his exit after what he won while at the club. No one just quits when there’s millions on the table and all you need is the guy on the other side of the table to say “this isn’t working out”.
Liverpool would be pretty daft to sack a manager that doesn’t work for them.I think he will resign than sacked.
Liverpool would be pretty daft to sack a manager that doesn’t work for them.
Mate, he isn’t going to quit. He just signed a contract extension and there’s too much of a payday at stake. If he did quit his previous role it’s because he already had Liverpool lined up, it wasn’t because he was ready to gracefully admit defeat and fall on his sword.I mean, nobody of us knows what really happend behind the scenes at Dortmund. But your post is just...wow.
"No one does this", yeah sure, thank you crossy1686. If you say so, then Klopp certainly didn't quit and was fired.
If you assume something like this, it's no problem. Just write smth likt "i assume he didn't really quit, because it would be really rare that someone in his position would quit with millions on the table". But the "nobody does this, ..." stuff is just arrogant as if you would know better. Whatever you assume about Klopp or people in general. You don't know everybody of them. Maybe Klopp is exactly as you assume, but not everybody is. So it's just not fair to write smth as "certain" as you did.
*i don't even like Klopp and could even imagine that it was like crossy1686 wrote, but the definite opinion is just so annoying imho...
The joke’s on you. He used “than” instead of “then”Liverpool would be pretty daft to sack a manager that doesn’t work for them.
I mean that’s not even a sentenceThe joke’s on you. He used “than” instead of “then”
You’re not a sentence!I mean that’s not even a sentence
Sir Alex Ferguson’s real talent and greatest skill was knowing when players were on the descent (before anyone else) and selling them just before with fresher models. This ensured we were always fighting for the league and hungry! Liverpool just seem drained of all energy and a desperately need a refresh
Given what's he's competing against it's not a bad return, the PL points totals Liverpool, got would have won the PL in any other year if it wasn't for an exceptional City side
Na who cares about that its all about good ol Jurgen.We would have had 2 leagues too if it weren't for city
Na who cares about that its all about good ol Jurgen.
But then they will have the one where Rodgers finished 2nd.True.
Seen the Liverpool men use that one all the time, forgetting we have won 2, actually while we are it make that 3 we count the Augero late goal one too, we would be on even pegging
We would have had 2 leagues too if it weren't for city
Your’ not a sentence*You’re not a sentence!
Pays extremely good money!What else can he do! Be a plumber?
I think he definitely won't.I think he will resign than sacked.
I think he’s a one-trick pony. The best managers evolve and adapt. Klopp doesn’t.Still think he’s the best manager on the planet, the only thing I’m not sure of is if he’s able to have continued success with his style, it’s extremely demanding on himself, his staff and his players, and so far in his career he’s not managed it anywhere.
Liverpool would be complete morons to even consider sacking him mind, and therefore they sadly won’t even entertain it.
Smartest thing to do for everyone is to sell up and let Klopp be in charge of a big new influx of players in the Summer, like ETH was here last Summer.
We'd be thrilled if we won 1 PL, 1 CL + played in another 2 CL finals and basically lost 2 leagues only because we were competing with brilliant City side. Pep and City made last 4-5 years more bearable for us as United fans because otherwise Liverpool would have won more if not for them.This is interesting to me.
I haven’t kept count but you say he won four trophies - in how many years? One prem and one UCL, yes, but some dodgy spells in there and, even though looking impressive a lot of the time, I think the trophy haul is not a great return.
Better than us in the same period, but I’m honestly wondering if his record would be good enough here. I think he’d be under huge pressure by now if he was at Utd. I would expect rumours of “sacked if he loses next game” to be surfacing all over the place. Media loves him; bloke’s bloke; pedigree; Utd doesn’t give a shit about such things.
We’ve won the same amount of league titles a Liverpool in the last decade.We'd be thrilled if we won 1 PL, 1 CL + played in another 2 CL finals and basically lost 2 leagues only because we were competing with brilliant City side. Pep and City made last 4-5 years more bearable for us as United fans because otherwise Liverpool would have won more if not for them.
So would weWe'd be thrilled if we won 1 PL, 1 CL + played in another 2 CL finals and basically lost 2 leagues only because we were competing with brilliant City side. Pep and City made last 4-5 years more bearable for us as United fans because otherwise Liverpool would have won more if not for them.
It's a weird argument to make - a big reason why they were so good was also because of City for a while. These things don't happen in a vacuum, if it hadn't been City, another rival would have emerged.We'd be thrilled if we won 1 PL, 1 CL + played in another 2 CL finals and basically lost 2 leagues only because we were competing with brilliant City side. Pep and City made last 4-5 years more bearable for us as United fans because otherwise Liverpool would have won more if not for them.