They did. They didn't....... If Liverpool dont spend millions on players they won't go anywhere.
They did. They didn't.
Apparently he's a nudist!
If Klopp gets the best out of our squad we`ll win the league.
Apparently he's a nudist!
Bah, people overrate managers so much in europe. The team with best players almost always come out on top. If Liverpool dont spend millions on players they won't go anywhere.
He promised them what!?!I think he should not have promised a league title within 4 years. He did promise them top 4 this season, which I guess is realistic. But expectations are enormous. They've only just signed him up and it's like they have already changed into a top side. For them to be considered challengers now, before a game has been played, is ideal. The only way is down or breaking even.
This looks like Balotelli all over again. Only this time I don't expect the fall to be so dramatic but people there who are thinking of turning league contenders overnight maybe in for a shock.
Also, waiting till Klopp tastes the Liverpool waters and imbibes the delusion.
He's just basically guaranteeing himself a nice easy 3 years regardless of results, loads of managers seem to be doing it.I don't think anybody thinks that there will be an overnight turn around.
I believe Klopp himself stated that he targets a league title within 4 years. So the first 2-3 years will be a building process.
Bah, people overrate managers so much in europe. The team with best players almost always come out on top. If Liverpool dont spend millions on players they won't go anywhere.
Cause a Matic-Fabregas midfield with a Costa-Hazard axis is better than Yaya-Fernando and Aguero-Silva (or was last season)?if this was true, how come Man City haven't got 4-5 back to back league titles?
I don't understand why this mindset persists even after the achievements of the likes of Simeone and Klopp, and the failure of Moyes. Of course the entire set of players matters more, but the manager matters a lot as well.Bah, people overrate managers so much in europe. The team with best players almost always come out on top. If Liverpool dont spend millions on players they won't go anywhere.
I don't understand why this mindset persists even after the achievements of the likes of Simeone and Klopp, and the failure of Moyes. Of course the entire set of players matters more, but the manager matters a lot as well.
Errrrrrm Chelsea and United ate not shy of a few bobif this was true, how come Man City haven't got 4-5 back to back league titles?
The problem with that is though, Klopp's Dortmund were a very good side. Maybe not quite the best on paper but easily the second best team in Germany so winning the league with it isn't so much of a surprise. (Yes, it wasn't considered to be that good until they did it but the players didn't magically improve) And Simeone has built a very good team as well.
When Klopp took over, Dortmund were to the Bundesliga what Everton are to the PL nowadays. At best. In the 5 seasons before his arrival they finished - 6th, 7th, 7th, 9th, 13th (07/08). Hardly "a very good side" and far from the second best team. He built that title-winning team, he didn't inherit it. In his first two seasons he finished 6th and 5th respectively, before winning the title in his third.The problem with that is though, Klopp's Dortmund were a very good side. Maybe not quite the best on paper but easily the second best team in Germany so winning the league with it isn't so much of a surprise. (Yes, it wasn't considered to be that good until they did it but the players didn't magically improve) And Simeone has built a very good team as well.
He said title but I think he meant trophy. The words seem to be interchangeable for people with English as a second language, quite a few people do it.
EDIT: I can't remember exactly what he said mind so I could be talking shit.
When Klopp took over, Dortmund were to the Bundesliga what Everton are to the PL nowadays. At best. In the 5 seasons before his arrival they finished - 6th, 7th, 7th, 9th, 13th (07/08). Hardly "a very good side" and far from the second best team. He built that title-winning team, he didn't inherit it. In his first two seasons he finished 6th and 5th respectively, before winning the title in his third.
When Klopp took over, Dortmund were to the Bundesliga what Everton are to the PL nowadays. At best. In the 5 seasons before his arrival they finished - 6th, 7th, 7th, 9th, 13th (07/08). Hardly "a very good side" and far from the second best team. He built that title-winning team, he didn't inherit it. In his first two seasons he finished 6th and 5th respectively, before winning the title in his third.
I see. Well, even so, I'm not sure he had the second best team in the title winning season. The squad wasn't really that impressive. And even if it was, he built that team himself. That matters. Manager's job is not only to make the best out of what he's got but also to improve it, in general.That's not my argument. I'm saying the side that won the title was. What happened before isn't important.
We're talking about the best players winning, which is what Dortmund had when they won.
Crowd roar "KKLOPPPPP"
Der der der, der der, der der, der der der, der der der, der der, der der, der der der, der der der, der der, der der, der der der... roar "you're unbelievable"
Crowd roar "KKLOPPPPP"
etc and bounce
That's true. But Liverpool also do have a lot more resources than Dortmund did at the time which has to be taken into account, as well.In effect it took it him 3 years to put a side together capable of winning the German league which has 1 big dog in it. Be interesting to see how he does in England when in effect there are 3 or 4 teams which are bigger sides as things currently stand.
So when they are signing Reus and Hummels then?
But so much of the perception of how good a player is has to do with how they are performing under their current manager. Take Kagawa. He never had the impact at United that he did in the Bundesliga, and after returning to Dortmund he has now returned to that level again. He didn't suddenly become a worse player and then better again. His relatively poor impact in the PL will be put down by many as inability to adapt to a different league but it could easily also be true that Fergie and Moyes just didn't get the best out of him (tbf to Sir Alex, he only had one season with Kagawa).That's not my argument. I'm saying the side that won the title was. What happened before isn't important.
We're talking about the best players winning, which is what Dortmund had when they won.
Errrrrrm Chelsea and United ate not shy of a few bob
Beethoven ode to joy.... der der der der der der der der der der der der jurgen klopp
FIFA!! Not even Football manager FFS!
A Liverpool fan applies for vacant post of Team Manager. This is the reply from the club.
You've got The Kop all in a whirl
We're going bonkers every boy and girl
Kloppo, your hair's alright
Kloppo, let's go out tonight
You like beer, and you like football
You like dancing and you look divine
You love the Reds when they're playing hard
You want more and you want it fast
A baseball cap with glasses looks wrong
You crazy thing, you put them on
Jurgen Klopp, let's gegenpress
Jurgen Klopp, their defence is a mess
Jurgen Klopp, watch the redmen go
Hot tramp, we love you so!