He's always spoken about going to the PL at some point, right? I guess City is the only likely destination as neither Brentan or Wenger are going anywhere soon.
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Yes I could certainly see that. Liverpool the most likely destination in my view, ahead of City, Arsenal, or perhaps PSG.
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As primarily a fan of Football I appreciate watching good football games, I appreciate when a coach and his players are full of enthusiasm and I wish them well, I am not a fan of theirs, I am just being empathetic.
As primarily a fan of Football I appreciate watching good football games, I appreciate when a coach and his players are full of enthusiasm and I wish them well, I am not a fan of theirs, I am just being empathetic.
You're both deluded, but I hope that your opinion is one that Liverpool fans start believing.
Liverpool are a mid-table manager's club, with last year a complete anomaly.
Klopp is one of the biggest names in global football, and after a bad few seasons he'll want to go somewhere to win things and where his best players won't aspire to move - City, both Madrids, Barca, PSG, German National Team - Liverpool have absolutely no chance of landing him.
More likely that Pardew will be their next manager than Jurgen Klopp.
Klopp like Fergie and Moyes, fell on Kagawa's sword
He's better.
Yeah his record proves this.
It really doesn't.
We love football, otherwise we wouldn't be supporting united in the first place. Watching a club succeeding in doing things the right way will always give people pleasure. Klopp is a good football man and dortmund are a proper football club, they aren't rivals, by your logic everybody is a rival, which isn't true.
Also there's absolutely nothing wrong in enjoying other teams progress, people have been doing it for as far as i can remember, it's nothing new, and it's always related to an underdog team making an unexpected fuss for the big guns, that's why people were cheering for at madrid last season.
Nobody here would wish klopp well at city and everyone here would love us to thrash dortmund if we play them tomorrow. It's really really much simpler than you think.
He'll probably go to Milan first and manage in England at a later stage of his career. Is staying in the Bundesliga out of the question btw? I know it seems unlikely that he takes over another German club but in football you just never know.
He's obviously making the move to West Ham.
Christ people have overhyped him on here haven't they? Better than Mourinho? Bit of a bold statement to make. I don't think I really want a manager who keeps running away from every single job they've had (he did the same at Mainz) It's a bit Kevin Keegan esque.
I would really love to see Klopp in a team with almost unlimited budget without worrying about losing his players like it was in Dortmund.
German National Team sounds like matter of time. Interesting times for him.
Great move for him and West Ham. Might be able to tune a Dortmund out of them. New nice Stadium too.
Bet Brenton can not wait to warn Klopp about PL...
Seven years with Mainz, seven years with Dortmund... What's all that running away crap? How many managers have coached two teams in 14 years?!
Id prefer Klopp over Mourinho tbh.
He's resigned from both jobs when the going has got tough. That doesn't really fill me with much confidence, does it you?
Well luckily Man United doesn't have a vacancy. Super happy with what we've got.
But, speaking of Kloppo I'd rather have a manager that has the decency to walk away when he feels he can't give anything anymore to the team than someone that clings to the job like an Arsene even though he's won feckall in a decade.
And Mourinho is plain annoying, he's so overrated in England.
Benitez will go to Liverpool, if Rodgers gone.
Adjusted for spending, and quality of football it really does!
He just isn't end of story. If it was all about good Football why no one ever mention Rijkard?
Why is what Liverpool fans believe significant?
Liverpool are still a big club, with the 9th largest revenues in world football (larger than Juventus, Atletico, AC Milan, or indeed Dortmund). I don't expect Real, Atletico, Barca or the German National team to be looking to appoint Klopp this summer.
The managers who have stayed at clubs longer:
Fergie, Wenger, Sir Alex, Sir Alex Ferguson, Arsene Wenger, Mr. Alex Ferguson, Arsene from Arsenal, Sir Frogie etc.
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I know Mourinho is not everyone's favourite but you can't fault his record everywhere he's been.
You say that, but Klopp is a very emotional, sentimental manager. I could see him buying into Liverpool's "ethos". That and he likes to build teams and instill philosophy, which is something Liverpool appreciates and clubs like PSG/City/Chelsea don't respect with their demand for immediate success. I don't see him being lured or driven by money. His Dortmund side hardly cost much.
I don't really have a problem with it. Sometimes you realize that the relationship has completed its cycle. If he left after two years, then fine. But seven... He's done all he could.
Because as a United fan who's old enough to remember their glory years, I derive pleasure from watching them build themselves up and then get let down.
Liverpool may have a bigger revenue than Atletico or Juve, but they're a far, far smaller draw...
In the last 5 years Liverpool have finished 7th, 6th, 8th, 7th and an anomalous 2nd. Whereas Atletico are defending La Liga champions and CL runners up. Likewise Juve are defending Serie A champions.
Klopp, I assure you, will not go to another club that will see his best players 'aspiring to other clubs' - no chance. Otherwise what's the point in leaving Dortmund!?
Leaving Dortmund has taken Klopp a long time to do, and to then jump into a similar job at Liverpool, in a league that also contains Man Utd, Chelsea, Man City and Arsenal is bordering on career suicide.
He'll go somewhere that can offer the kind of wages that will give him power over who stays/goes from his team, and where he has a decent opportunity of winning trophies - Liverpool offers neither of these.
Like I said - City, PSG, Juve, German National Coach (would be his wisest move), Madrid, Barca (doubtful, but possible) - but Liverpool? Right now? Absolutely no chance.
True. Also, he must be smart enough to realize that his stock will never be higher at this point and that Dortmund is not the place to build a lasting dynasty. Must be desperate to see what he has built not fall apart because of Bayern's constantly lurking
Also, I don't know how apt it is to bring up loyalty and persistence to criticize Klopp in relation to Mourinho
My concern is that City or Liverpool will hire him. Than we could have a real problem.
Will Liverpool spend the money he wants, and will the fans stand by him through an early rough adjustment period?
Will the City boardroom stand by him? They will let him blow millions on expensive players but they will demand immediate results.
Will Liverpool spend the money he wants, and will the fans stand by him through an early rough adjustment period?
Will the City boardroom stand by him? They will let him blow millions on expensive players but they will demand immediate results.
No chance.
Please Real, keep him from City for a couple of seasons!
I think he'll end up in Italy.
If he wants a club where he will have no interference in regards to transfers, City, Liverpool and Real are not going to be places he'd want to go to.
It's hard to take your assurances too seriously when they are obviously based on speculation and conjecture. Low will be coaching Germany into Euro 2016, and Allegri is very unlikely to lose his job at Juve this summer. So City, PSG, Liverpool then...
Not sure there are any top clubs around who give their manager carte blanche in that regard, not even United.
Would anyone like him here?
It isn't conjecture that Liverpool are a feeder club like Dortmund are.
Likewise, it isn't conjecture that winning trophies at Liverpool is highly unlikely in the near future. Even getting CL in the PL with Liverpool wouldn't be likely, even for Klopp.
The only bit that's conjecture is what Klopp thinks. And for me, I'd think it almost insane to jump from Dortmund and guaranteed CL football being the norm, to Liverpool. Especially when global giant clubs will be after him.
Dare I say it, absolutely. I've been consistent in saying I want him as our manager since 2013, I feel he can build a dynasty here with our resources.
Also I'm a bit worried LVG will leave after/If he wins the league with us, In quite a few interviews recently he keeps saying he wants to spend time with his family which is understandable.
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