Re: Klopp sack watch - Liverpool Edition

by Hapless_Hans Thu 08 Apr 2021, 00:17

Nishankly wrote:
Then we can add the coherent posts that Jay has put in the recent week that LFC fans have been saying since ages in isolation but I assume GL will not really care about that, anyways just wanted to throw this here since everything he does has to be back tracked to Dortmund and people here cannot move on from it.

Boo hoo

You were trash against Real, pure trash

by Nishankly Thu 08 Apr 2021, 00:19

Hapless_Hans wrote:
Nishankly wrote:
Then we can add the coherent posts that Jay has put in the recent week that LFC fans have been saying since ages in isolation but I assume GL will not really care about that, anyways just wanted to throw this here since everything he does has to be back tracked to Dortmund and people here cannot move on from it.

Boo hoo

You were trash against Real, pure trash

Isn't the point of the entirety of the thread and its bumps but okay...

by Nishankly Thu 08 Apr 2021, 00:21

Jay29 wrote:Klopp and Liverpool will be fine.

Some chickens have come home to roost, in that they've been using the same core players for two/three years and those players look shot. The lack of quality in depth up front and at full-back has been an issue since Klopp seems reluctant to trust the likes of Tsimikas, Origi and Shaqiri to start games.

Also, Liverpool are one of those teams who feed off emotion and often push through harder moments with home support. Take the support away and suddenly they find it tough to pull out that little bit extra to get them over the line. It's a understated factor, not one that explains some of the poorer performances of late, but I can't help thinking some of those narrow losses at Anfield would have been turned around with a full crowd backing them.

Good news is, most of this can be fixed pretty easily. Fans will come back with time, the squad depth can be improved with some shrewd signings (which they've already done a few times) and Klopp can tweak his system (which he's proven willing to do). I expect they'll be back up challenging next season.

Boo hoo Jay, we were trash.

by Nishankly Sun 23 May 2021, 20:27

Managed 3rd lmao with the 4th best defense in the league

by Helmer Mon 24 May 2021, 19:00

Points over the last three seasons:

- Liverpool: 265
- Manchester City: 265 pic.twitter.com/LmYv4w6Mte
— Omar (@topimpacat) May 24, 2021

by Casciavit Fri 27 Aug 2021, 19:21

No support from his board while the other top English teams are splashing cash freely.

If he manages to win PL this season he may just be the GOAT ffs.

by S Thu 28 Apr 2022, 17:01

Signed an extension until 2026

RIP United until 2026 (at least)

by The Demon of Carthage Thu 28 Apr 2022, 17:11

Fuck. I guess I won't be seeing him manage Madrid anytime soon.

by Helmer Thu 28 Apr 2022, 21:51

Not sure about others, but I was completely resigned that Klopp will never extend again. But Proud

unbelievable!

by Myesyats Thu 28 Apr 2022, 23:52

It would be baffling to me if he didn't renew, his cycle at Pool is definitely not ending yet and there's no signs of burning out.

by El Gunner Fri 29 Apr 2022, 00:04

same^^

by Nishankly Fri 29 Apr 2022, 00:16

Because he isn't like any other manager. There is a reason why Liverpool fans have been shitting themselves about losing him even after all that he is given to us and just look at Helmet's post above. The man chooses jobs based on identity, timing and culture of a club even when he can have it all. He takes sabbaticals to spend time with his family even if he is treated as a god amongst men at clubs he has worked for.

I was extremely pleasantly surprised with this news but here is my line that you can quote in the future. Klopp will not renew in 2026, he will take a 2 year break with his family and then take up some club like Dortmund again to build from scratch because that is the type of guy he is.

by Casciavit Fri 29 Apr 2022, 00:24

His assistant on their game plan against Barca in 2019.

by McAgger Fri 29 Apr 2022, 09:07

Firenze wrote:You know what, calling it now. Klopp will never hit the heights that Rodgers did at Liverpool (genuine title contender) Wouldn't that be something. Flopp. I'll say it again, if he doesn't get CL this season - needs to be sacked.

This is from 2017 lol.

Klopp is the greatest manager in the history of the game.

SAF would never cut it in today's football and Pep is a checkbook manager.

You couldn't write a more perfect outcome since this thread was created Proud

by Firenze Fri 26 Jan 2024, 12:00

He's leaving Pool at the end of the season - love to see it as a United fan

Madrid?

by Arquitecto Fri 26 Jan 2024, 12:25

The day I dreaded since Oct 8 2015, has finally come to be. pale

by Firenze Fri 26 Jan 2024, 12:32

Seems like he's thoroughly burned out and doesnt probably will not join anyone for a while after

by Arquitecto Fri 26 Jan 2024, 12:42

He is completely burnt out. The Klopp we knew at Dortmund and the beginning of Liverpool isn't him for he's mostly cynical, tired and has aged like Pep, which isn't good. Deserved break.

by El Gunner Fri 26 Jan 2024, 12:55

"aged like Pep", what's that supposed to mean...

Salah is probably leaving too, so that means Liverpool back to the dustbins... it was nice knowing you Arq, Nishankly and McAgger, fun times is over

by halamadrid2 Fri 26 Jan 2024, 13:19

Klopp will take over Bayern and Xabi will take over Liverpool

by Arquitecto Fri 26 Jan 2024, 13:37

Ive wanted Salah sold for a while to bank on his worth for now and as good as he is for us he isn't entirely vital to the system if at all by now.

Aged like Pep means he's aged really fast like Pep did and rapidly.

Xabi is indeed my choice easily and was my first thought, plus LFC pedigree.

by Arquitecto Fri 26 Jan 2024, 13:38

Klopp sack watch - Liverpool Edition - Page 42 EkdoCZsX0AIvJOX

Fact that the next rivalry is about to be between these two legends....

by Vibe Fri 26 Jan 2024, 15:10

Is that Wenger

by Warrior Fri 26 Jan 2024, 15:28

Excited for the Samir Nasri vs Steven Gerrard rivalry

And yes Wenger lurking pedobear style wtf

by sportsczy Fri 26 Jan 2024, 15:49

This is rough for the club, the fans and recruiting. He achieved a ton with less. Interested to see where he ends up. Barca maybe?

by Myesyats Fri 26 Jan 2024, 17:44

Klopp says he wants to take a gap year, maybe retire from coaching. Not considering another English club ever.

I wouldn't bet on that horse. Who knows what will happen next year, the rumors are Xavi will be staying which is puzzling because there's no sensible project in his mind as far as I'm concerned but regardless of what they say publicly I think he will be let go. We need someone more urgently, and Klopp might actually never come back to coaching.

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