I presume that must be a song?You say Klopp's cool, he's no fool but then he winds up getting sacked from Liverpool. So now he's unemployed crying in the tabloids, walking around like gegenpressings gone void. Turned to slip up kid but look what he done did, let him join the coaching staff should have gone to Madrd. Drinking whisky from a bottle in a brown paper bag spending the next 2 years on rawk pretending to be a disgruntled rag.
I presume that must be a song?
Excuse my ignorance, musics not my thing what song is it?
I presume that must be a song?
Excuse my ignorance, musics not my thing what song is it?
I presume that must be a song?
Excuse my ignorance, musics not my thing what song is it?
The Klopp era seems to be kicking in bigtime.
Champions League. Being able to say No to Real Madrid and Barca, luring players we want, spending what we want, but bringing youth through while other managers toss around monopoly money.
Klopp makes my old man nostalgic for the Shankly days of "run through a brick wall for the team". I see it. He is a spiritual manager, a motivator, a legend in the making,
A cult of personality.
Teamwork is defined by adding up to more than the sum of its parts. To me, Klopp excels at drawing strengths out of players and seeing where new recruitment is needed.
Buying isn't what he does, he recruits for a project. He steers the ship, and he isn't after mercenaries.
Red is becoming his colour. When you see our trophy cabinet at Anfield, you just feel it - destiny. The method begets the results.
Football as a sport may be a quick, lazy cash grab business, but when it comes to boots on grass, I'm excited. It's a buzz feeling jigsaw pieces falling into place. It's a lovely satisfying feeling understanding club decisions and the delight of seeing them pay off.
It is especially pleasurable seeing a commitment to ideals which are a sanctuary from the easy and quick shortcuts of much of modern culture.
I believe we have found The Way.
Fluent RAWKese:
That makes even me cringe and I'm a Liverpool fan. Wouldn't surprise me at all if that's a shill account, if not I want whatever he's on
Which one of you did this?Fluent RAWKese:
For me, he's a combination of Jesus and Batman
So he has anger management issue and shit at crosses? Sounds apt to meOn TLW, Klopp was once described like this:
So he has anger management issue and shit at crosses? Sounds apt to me
So he has anger management issue and shit at crosses? Sounds apt to me
Fluent RAWKese:
So he has anger management issue and shit at crosses? Sounds apt to me
Proof or it didn't happen!On the topic of RAWK: Reading quite a few sensible posters listing top managers and including Mourinho while leaving out Klopp. Surely I must have stumbled into bizarro-RAWK?
Oh my. That's class stuff there!So he has anger management issue and shit at crosses? Sounds apt to me
So he has anger management issue and shit at crosses? Sounds apt to me
ALTERNATIVE FACHTS!!! ALTERNATIVE FACHTS!!!Rafa rants about fake news Russian collusion:
are those the premier league 4th officials?
The important stat from the night is this: xG – Spartak 0.1 v Liverpool 2.6.
So he has anger management issue and shit at crosses? Sounds apt to me
Fluent RAWKese:
So he has anger management issue and shit at crosses? Sounds apt to me
Fluent RAWKese:
Credit to Lukaku, he's doing the business for them so far. He doesn't have much quality on the ball and rarely gets involved in the build-up but he uses his size well and is effective in front of goal. I still wouldn't take him as a starter here, as he doesn't have the touch, mobility or passing. An option to come on and change a game, yeah
The important stat from the night is this: xG – Spartak 0.1 v Liverpool 2.6
I'm just going to take this time to relax post nightshift, beer in hand, watching all the CL highlights and just basking in the salt coming from Liverpool.
One of my patients last night was into football, he was a Liverpool fan, I spoke as I was examining:
Me: 'Oh dear, sorry to say I'm a United fan'
Pt: 'Oh I see, can I have a different physician please? [joking]'
Me: 'Yeah the other guy is an Everton fan, would you like me to fetch him?'
Pt: *laughs*
Me: 'I don't know if you're following the scores tonight, but United are 3-0 up away in Moscow, just thought you'd like to know'
Pt: *chuckles* 'It won't last long!'
5 minutes pass and an alert on my phone informs me of Mhkitaryan's 4th. I go out of my way to go to his room, pop my head in:
Me: '4-0 now'
Pt: '...feck sake. Thanks.'
Love it.
Their TOP goalscorer last season got 14 in the whole season, Lukaku gets 10 in the first 9 games and he is still shit and they wouldn't have him (is that because he wants to win things, they couldn't afford him, or his wages?)
And Phil must be made up that he avoided struggling Barca as they all claimed. I mean they have only won every game this season and top the league and their CL group. And he wouldn't like the fact that they have only conceded 2 goals in all games till now, he likes "climbing the hill in or own way" doesn't he? (by tne way, all that means is "we lose a lot") He defo dodged a bullet there, must thank his lucky stars every day
And this beauty re their CL game
And here was me thinking the important stats from the game was 1-1 and 2 points dropped?
Fluent RAWKese:The Klopp era seems to be kicking in bigtime.
Champions League. Being able to say No to Real Madrid and Barca, luring players we want, spending what we want, but bringing youth through while other managers toss around monopoly money.
Klopp makes my old man nostalgic for the Shankly days of "run through a brick wall for the team". I see it. He is a spiritual manager, a motivator, a legend in the making,
A cult of personality.
Teamwork is defined by adding up to more than the sum of its parts. To me, Klopp excels at drawing strengths out of players and seeing where new recruitment is needed.
Buying isn't what he does, he recruits for a project. He steers the ship, and he isn't after mercenaries.
Red is becoming his colour. When you see our trophy cabinet at Anfield, you just feel it - destiny. The method begets the results.
Football as a sport may be a quick, lazy cash grab business, but when it comes to boots on grass, I'm excited. It's a buzz feeling jigsaw pieces falling into place. It's a lovely satisfying feeling understanding club decisions and the delight of seeing them pay off.
It is especially pleasurable seeing a commitment to ideals which are a sanctuary from the easy and quick shortcuts of much of modern culture.
I believe we have found The Way.