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Klopp 'agreed terms' to become Real Madrid's new coach







Philzo-93

Philzo-93

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I honestly can't see him doing better than Ancelotti.

I honestly think he would be so much better off at a club like Liverpool where he would have far more control at the club and not have to deal with that impatient prat Perez.
 




Gullflyinghigh

Gullflyinghigh

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Jim Van Winkle said:
And West Ham thought they had a chance of landing him. :ffsparr:
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Not seriously though surely? I think they're closer to the Dowie side of appointments than they are Klopp.

I can't blame him for going to Madrid at all but I do find it surprising as they're never going to give him the time to copy his Dortmund approach. I assumed he would be heading somewhere that supports (or at least pretends to) a long-term approach like, for example, Arsenal.
 


Jim Van Winkle

Jim Van Winkle

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Gullflyinghigh said:
Not seriously though surely? I think they're closer to the Dowie side of appointments than they are Klopp.

I can't blame him for going to Madrid at all but I do find it surprising as they're never going to give him the time to copy his Dortmund approach. I assumed he would be heading somewhere that supports (or at least pretends to) a long-term approach like, for example, Arsenal.
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I was listening to a podcast the other day and some journalist was touting Klopp as a potential candidate to replace Fat Sam. Also, WHU were looking for a marquee signing this summer as a statement of intent moving into the Olympic Stadium the season after next. Javier Hernandez is meant to be that signing. So far the journalist is 50% wrong, let's see if he can make 100%
 
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Gullflyinghigh

Gullflyinghigh

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Jim Van Winkle said:
I was listening to a podcast the other day and some journalist was touting Klopp as a potential candidate for Fat Sam. Also, WHU were looking for a marquee signing this summer as a statement of intent moving into the Olympic Stadium the season after next. Javier Hernandez is meant to be that signing. So far the journalist is 50% wrong, let's see if he can make 100%
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Well he's certainly got a positive outlook if nothing else! It's not quite the equivalent of touting Ancelotti for the Albion job but not a million miles away.
 




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