Sun, some sleep and rest. He is cnut but he is probably 24/7 about work.
What next for Jürgen Klopp?
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It's blatantly obvious.
I honestly wouldn't be surprised if he went back to Liverpool after a year off.
For me, always will be the one we missed out on. Would have been perfect for us and his rivalry with Pep would have been more even trophy wise if was managing us rather than Liverpool. Too bad Woody was such an idiot. Adult Disneyland...moron!
Must be something in the water out there
I think an international job would suit him. Wouldn’t have much work load to do since he said he needs a break/rest. I’d love him to manage England. With the players we have he’d make them play some good football.
I see him taking over the english national team.
The players would perfectly fit his full metal style, he knows most of them and if he wins something with england he will be the hero again.
The players would perfectly fit his full metal style, he knows most of them and if he wins something with england he will be the hero again.
That’s his entire legacy tarnished amongst German fans. Beautiful.
He's done with full-time club management then, sounds like he wants a wellpaying part-time gig overseeing football management once in awhile and if he really misses the job he might return to coach the German NT.
NoWe’re going to respond by making John Carver our head of football aren’t we
So technically he’s involved with Leeds now then?
Great to hear! Next stop - tarnish his legacy at Liverpool.
If there was only a vacancy at one of it's biggest rivals. Maybe a some dutch manager who might be sacked soon?
Why would we have to respond to what Redbull do?We’re going to respond by making John Carver our head of football aren’t we
He's joining the Red Bull lot? Yuk.
Interesting move, will be interesting to see if he can get as much enjoyment out of this as actually being on the touchline as a head coach.
Seems inevitable he'll coach the German NT in the near or distant future as potential last gig though if that exit clause is real.
Seems inevitable he'll coach the German NT in the near or distant future as potential last gig though if that exit clause is real.
Since he has now shown to be a sellout, we probably did have a chance at appointing him, just needed more money
The reaction online has been hilarious, a lot of vitriol directed at him.
Does that mean he will have some influence on Leeds too?
Shit choice for a gig tbh.
Klopp will do anything for money.
Aaaaaah, mental image!
For as much as he is revered and touted by some as one of the great all time coaches, his career trophy haul reads:
1 Champions League
1 Premier League
2 Bundesligas
1 FA Cup
1 German Cup
2 League Cups
8 major trophies, a quarter of which are league cups.
Don’t get me wrong, he’s a great coach, and I have a lot of respect for the job he did at Liverpool. But his reputation vastly outstrips his accomplishments.
1 Champions League
1 Premier League
2 Bundesligas
1 FA Cup
1 German Cup
2 League Cups
8 major trophies, a quarter of which are league cups.
Don’t get me wrong, he’s a great coach, and I have a lot of respect for the job he did at Liverpool. But his reputation vastly outstrips his accomplishments.
Redbull have a minority share in Leeds so technically I suppose yes. But would depend how minority? Or what the minority looks like?
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Anyone who has ever objectively looked at him is hardly surprised by this. Of course Dortmund (and some Mainz) fans have a romanticised image of him, but it would still be a bit embarrassing if they were surprised. @do.ob what is the opinion of the Dortmund fans?
That’s about as impressive as it gets for a manager that did not manage Bayern, Real or City.
Yeah, anyone who ever had to suffer through a commercial break on German TV with Klopp's mug appearing in spots for 5 different companies cannot be surprised. Schaffe, schaffe, Häusle baue.
Nope. Nothing new. He was always a sell out. He’s advertising for every single company present in the German market. He does everything for money.
What sort of commercials did he do?
Always a bit surprised by players/managers who've actually achieved stuff who goes down this road.Why?We’re going to respond by making John Carver our head of football aren’t we
Beers, cars, beardshavers, crisps, candy, banks, financial insurance and I have probably successfully repressed the memory of about 10 otherWhat sort of commercials did he do?
Have to say, this is pretty funny All the German traditionalists are in a meltdown
All the German traditionalists are in a meltdownso when you boil the man down to the bones, he’s just a toothy pep.
Great gig for him, big money and probably doesn’t have the day-to-day pressure as you would as a head coach.
However, I don’t think his persona is right for a job like this. He doesn’t strike me as a football director.
However, I don’t think his persona is right for a job like this. He doesn’t strike me as a football director.