And? Those achievements are not of someone that is "one of the best", he is right.
Klopp to leave Liverpool at the end of the season
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This was my first question. Pushed? Had enough? Has a better offer elsewhere (Bayern)? All seems a bit mental.
Legacy spoiled. Couldn't end in a better way.
Lijnders too
Thank feck for that, Guardiola next please!
So this summer he will have been at the club for 8 seasons (9 if you count the season he was in charge for like 80%).
Assuming no PL trophy, he will have won Liverpool 2 big trophies. 1 more than Benitez in almost 3 more years. Then again, Benitez didn't have to compete against the cheating criminals that are City, so Klopp is clearly the better of the two.
Assuming no PL trophy, he will have won Liverpool 2 big trophies. 1 more than Benitez in almost 3 more years. Then again, Benitez didn't have to compete against the cheating criminals that are City, so Klopp is clearly the better of the two.
Good riddance to the annoying (but admittedly successful) toothy fecker
I know we will never be able to but would you take another season of ETH if it means giving Klopp his sabbatical and then him joining end of next season?
I reckon he'll manage Germany, especially if he's burnt out international is less relentless than league teams
I reckon he'll manage Germany, especially if he's burnt out international is less relentless than league teams
I do not understand why so many people on this forum fail to grasp the simple reality that a manager's achievements cannot be viewed in isolation to the money they have available to work with.
I wouldn't be surprised if Klopp takes over the German national team after the season. Nagelsmann is on a short term contract anyway, Klopp could be the proper long term solution after the Euros
Happy happy happy new year.
A huge loss. I wonder how FSG pissed him off
Go on Liverpool, announce Thomas Frank.
Convenient timing:
I doubt it, Klopp papered over all the cracks.
Or it could motivate our players for one more run under Klopp, the proof will be in the pudding.
Salahs not got much longer either, scousers about to find out how hard it is when a period of stability and success comes to an end
Has this been shared yet? I wonder if there might be medical reasons for him leaving? Listen very carefully to his explanation.
he wasn't fighting refs and injustice at every turn, unlike klopp.
Good time for him to leave. He'll have to replace Salah soon enough, and that's going to be a massive job
Best news I've heard in years!
I think they’ll win the league title this year to honour him, but feck me is this wonderful news.
Was thinking that also but I wasn't sure about the Nagelsmann situation. Would Klopp be seen as a good appointment?
Don’t forget those 12:30 kick offs. Takes it toll on a man.
He is 56, plenty of time to go somewhere else and come back to haunt Liverpool and eclipse his legacy with them.
Im guessing its because it would be difficult to keep under wraps (like we learned with Fergie deciding to retire in 2013). I feel the rumours would be more distracting than the announcement itself. That and they could use it as a rallying cry for the team to win one last league title for Tippex Teeth.
Great news on one hand since he’s a fantastic manager. On the other hand it means another team looking for a top manager in the summer and there aren’t that many to go around.
They were used to it for 30 years, shouldn't be too hard for them to re adapt.
At least these guys won’t have to spend so much time fake laughing now.
God the media are going to be insufferable aren't they?
And the wind.
Hopefully derails their season.... Alonso to replace him I'd wager.
Get a grip ffs
But but, he's doing this massive rebuild, they are going for treble in few seasons, la?
Now for Guardiola. The Ratcliffe era is taking shape baby!
What do you mean ? It was not known publically until after the title had been secured.
I think so. Posted already about him being far more spiky and irritable this year with media and journalists. Think it is all linked and don't think he's lying at all about being burnt out and being incapable of the intensity of it.
Demonstrates once again really just how incredible Ferguson was.
I mean he's not wrong is he? He's an ex Liverpool player thats clearly fond of his old club, and so far they're still a better run club than we are. Not sure why it's outrageous to suggest he'd almost certainly pick them over us.
spare a thought for poor jamie, being nonced up something chronic by henry as we speak.