A classic case of 'what did the Romans ever do for us?' If we had won all that we would have evaporated in a cauldron of our own hysteria.
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[Football] Jurgen Klopp ….stepping down at end of 23/24 season
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He's done the right thing at the right time. Any player downing tools now is a...tool.
Precisely.
its already started, let's face it what's there not to like for him or Liverpool, a club used to innovation, plenty of links already, no stress that pivotal players will be poached meaning the stress of trying to pick a precise team with limited resources is greatly diminished (whereas once again we find ourselves in the position of trying to ward off the poachers, this time for our greatest asset (Uncle Tony excepted). My guess is that we are already in talks, at least nothing will happen during the season, Liverpool, Klopp and RDZ are not c***s like Chelsea et al.
Colonel Mustard
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8 years that have coincided with Pep Guardiola's tenure at City, a combination that’s been more efficient and more ruthless than any team in my lifetime — and I’m pretty ancient.
Something else to think about. If and when the Premier League ever reach a verdict on the charges against City, and if they’re found guilty and are given a suitably severe punishment, we might find that a few more trophies are ‘posthumously' awarded to Klopp and Liverpool. If not literally, then certainly theoretically, once the ethical reflection kicks in.
Hometownglory
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I don't know if I could handle that. I found it hard to warm to him first time around...Don't worry about RDZ. If he goes he goes.
Perhaps Potter comes back after all.
Seagull's Return
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My (uninformed) take is that RDZ will quite likely want to move on after this season anyway; we have a similar manager recruitment strategy to player recruitment, after all, and I doubt he sees us as a long-term commitment. If the Liverpool job is offered him I should imagine he’d be delighted. As has been said, he’d be a good fit on paper - although following a club legend carries its share of risk.
There'd be people on here moaning that we would have won more if the incompetent recruitment team had signed a midfielder ready to slot straight into the team in January.
Mancgull
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Alonso is the massive favourite for the job. People need to chill.
Farehamseagull
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Pep’s post match interview last night was interesting. It wouldn’t surprise me at all if he now quits City at the end of the season.
Now that would be more of a concern for us re: RDZ!
Now that would be more of a concern for us re: RDZ!
I've nothing but admiration for this guy. He'll be sadly missed
I've not had the pleasure
City are the best club in the world, and should be able to attract the best managers. Roberto is not the second best manager.
I agree. Albeit this depends whether the players have become entitled, and unwilling to accept a manager who hasn't won anything. That said, RDZ takes no prisoners, and yet seems to be loved by (our) players.
So, he's loved by the players we haven't sold after they fell out with him?
Who haven't we sold after they fell out with him?
HantsSeagull
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and now Xavi at Barca!
andy_lee007uk
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Mo Salah giving a slide show to his Liverpool team mates after Klopp's announcement.
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
VVD has already come out and said he is considering his future now that Liverpool will be Kloppless (18 months left on his contract). Salah is in the same 18 month boat.
It may not just be Klopp they end up losing this summer.
It may not just be Klopp they end up losing this summer.
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They'll find their way down to us, just like Adam and Millie