Klopp to leave

[Westleigh]

Pray for the Scousers,

[evensteadiereddie]

Won a couple of trophies worth noting in England - and that was mainly due to COVID
Wouldn't say he's of the level of some others by a long shot

Interesting. So who would you say has done a better job than him?

[jrgbfc]

Probably deserved a few more league titles after competing against City's financial doping/cheating.
Xabi Alonso should probably be their first choice given the job he's doing at Leverkusen.

[Raconteur]

Won a couple of trophies worth noting in England - and that was mainly due to COVID
Wouldn't say he's of the level of some others by a long shot

Hilarious! He won the 2 biggest trophies available to win for a club . The Champions league win came in 2019 and had nothing to do with covid.

[jrgbfc]

And the year they won the league they absolutely blew City away up until COVID hit.

[fidelcastro]

Why was COVID more of an advantage to Liverpool than any other team?

[claretonthecoast1882]

When we won there during covid didn't they then go on to lose a few home games on the bounce think even Everton won there

[Bordeauxclaret]

When we won there during covid didn't they then go on to lose a few home games on the bounce think even Everton won there

They did yes. Klopp got scared every time he went in the tunnel. Kept seeing Dyche out of the corner of his eye and that fear spread to the team.

[bigdavethemaddog]

hearing Neil Warnock has one last job in him

[bigdavethemaddog]

When we won there during covid didn't they then go on to lose a few home games on the bounce think even Everton won there

6 in a row i think

[Goobs]

Dick Emery from Villa.

ooh you are awful, but I like you.

[DAVETHEVICAR]

Alonso will be the man imo

[MT03ALG]

Kloppy has stayed longer than usual. Previously he stayed 7 years as Manager.

[Jellybean]

Mainly due to covid
Maybe if City had played by the rules he'd have won more titles, Fergie won all those titles without reaching higher than 91 points, klopp did it 3 times and only one one title. City have been unparalleled but looks like they also cheated other clubs out of a fair competition.

There is resentment on here probably because he's been not so nice when we've played them, but you can't deny the achievements and impact he's had on Liverpool and English football.

[MT03ALG]

Would make a great England manager.
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So how many teams won the World Cup with a foreign manager ?

[Westleigh]

He’s teaming up with Paul Tearney on VAR.

[Anonymous Claret]

I am not a fan of either Klopp or Liverpool and I think that they may make the perfect couple whining about anything that doesn't go their way courting sympathy from anyone who is willing to listen. You can also file Ferguson/Man Utd and Wenger/Arsenal in the same category.

That doesn't mean that I cannot admire and respect what he has done with Liverpool over the last 6 years or so. They have also done it an era when the odds of winning the title were massively stacked against them due to the cheats from The Etihad.

[SalisburyClaret]

Would make a great England manager.

So how many teams won the World Cup with a foreign manager ?
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They all had foreign managers except for once in 1966

[South West Claret.]

Well he’s done well in his time there so going out at the top isn’t a bad time to go is it.

[Pickles]

Spent most of the past year or two moaning at every opportunity. I get it's a pressured job but you'd imagine working in football for millions upon millions upon millions in the bank account would keep you somewhat jovial.

[MT03ALG]

So how many teams won the World Cup with a foreign manager ?

They all had foreign managers except for once in 1966

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You know what I meant

[Leisure]

Never seen so many gutted Scousers since the invention of locking wheel nuts!

[MrTechno]

Really liked him when he was at Dortmund and first came over but his seemingly constant whinging has made me dislike him somewhat. That being said he’s been a fantastic manager and the standard of the league will likely be weaker without him - depending on how long Pep stays then city will dominate more than they do already. The type of manager you’d run through a wall for, tactically astute and an excellent operator in the transfer market.

[yTib]

good riddance to the goofy tw@t.

a good manager but almost pep guardiola level of self pity.

[Awayfromburnley]

An absolute focused winner (and you may say whiner)

Do I like his media persona? Nope.

Do I rate his football? Yes

Would I want him managing my team, with a focus on winning? Yes

Do the people I know who have worked with him like him as a man and his persona away from football - yes, apparently he's a very good and generous man

[Spike]

Good riddance can’t stand the guy.
God Save The King before his last game?

[Bosscat]

Doing the rounds on Twitter (X)

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[NewClaret]

Never seen so many gutted Scousers since the invention of locking wheel nuts!

That’s a belter

[ALP]

[NewClaret]

Although I dislike Klopp and his annoyingly shiny teeth, I’d have preferred him to stay at Liverpool a while longer. He’s a big character and good value. I love the premier league having the best managers.

Was hoping Mourinho or Nagelsmann would go to Newcastle and then we’d have a pretty amazing set.

Anyway, will get pelters for this but if I were Liverpool I’d go for Mourinho on a 2 yr deal. I think when a massive character like Klopp leaves you need another. Mourinho would do well with that group - likes a team that can defend well and hit on the counter. It’s a team that is getting older at the core, and he’d get the best out of them… then replace him with a younger manager after transitioning from Klopp.

Although they

[Andy_G]

Klopp once suggested he (Gerrard) will be the next Liverpool manager but that’s not going to happen.

Guardiola said that VK is destined to manage City at some point.

Can't see that happening either.

[ClaretTony]

Guardiola said that VK is destined to manage City at some point.

Can't see that happening either.

He did and there's nothing to suggest that's going to happen right now.

[bfcjg]

He meant Chester City.

[ClaretPete001]

He did and there's nothing to suggest that's going to happen right now.

As far as I recall, Ferguson wanted Moyes as his successor. Ironically it was the signing of a Belgian player, Marouane Fellaini, that came to epitomise his failure.

There are six degrees of separation in there somewhere if you squint hard enough.

[bfcjg]

Bye then.

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[ElectroClaret]

Gerrard to Liverpool please

Stevie G, eh?
They might as well hire Stevie Wonder.

[ISpeds00]

Hilarious! He won the 2 biggest trophies available to win for a club . The Champions league win came in 2019 and had nothing to do with covid.

He's barely won anything
Ove the course of his time there he's won

1 Prem League
1 FA Cup
1 League Cup
1 Champs League

Alex Ferguson did that over the space of a week or so
Mourinho is far superior, as is Pep
Retiring as he's nackered - Ferguson kept it up for 20 odd years

3 league titles, 1 chapps league a a couple of cups
No denying he's a good manager, but he's not even in L'pools top 3 of all time

[kentonclaret]

Guardiola said that VK is destined to manage City at some point.

Can't see that happening either.

According to Oddschecker VK is still being quoted at 5/1 by Paddy Power to be the next Manchester City boss.
At least one zero seems to have been missed off.