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    Originally posted by red g View Post
    Barcelona are eyeing Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp to take over at the Nou Camp, according to reports.

    Klopp has guided Liverpool to second place in the Premier League table so far this season, with 13 wins from 20 games.

    They have demonstrated attacking flair and are the division’s leading scorers with 48 goals, and it appears this has not gone unnoticed.

    Spanish outlet Don Balon claim that Barcelona want Jurgen Klopp to succeed Luis Enrique at the end of the season.

    The Catalans have struggled in the league this season and sit three points behind El Clasico rivals Real Madrid, with speculation in the media that Enrique will leave in May.

    Former Barcelona man Ronald Koeman is believed to be an alternative, with his side Everton currently sitting in seventh place in the Premier League, nine points behind Manchester United in sixth.

    The Daily Express claims that Koeman could find a return to the Nou Camp too good to turn down, having won the Champions League there as a player in 1992.

    Jorge Sampaoli, Frank De Boer, Sam Allardyce, Ernesto Valverde, Eusebio Sacristán and Dortmund boss Thomas Tuchel have also been linked with the job

    http://www.teamtalk.com/news/barcelo...son-end-report

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      Allardyce was considered as the binman
      In the beginning, Fowler created the Heaven and the Earth.

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        I'd love to see Fat Sam at the Camp Nou
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          He would transform their game.
          Are we winning?

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            He can go in 5 years and he can take Coutinho with him! For £100m.
            Was muß, das muß.

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              In 5 years there may be an actual job to be done at Barca.

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                Klopp is genius in how he turns the whole team into scoring goals between the players , having five players chipping in means form dips are not noticed so much.

                Costa , Aguero . Ibra key to the other teams and see that with City losing him for four games suspended.

                Kane is atrocious at playing football but seems to keep chipping in with goals to hide how bad he is at the simple things.

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                  Klop ripping Lallana

                  "looks like an accident with your shaver"
                  Originally posted by fah-q
                  Didn't someone once see Philip Schofield ****ting into a crisp packet?

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                    Originally posted by gratziani View Post
                    Klopp is genius in how he turns the whole team into scoring goals between the players , having five players chipping in means form dips are not noticed so much.

                    Costa , Aguero . Ibra key to the other teams and see that with City losing him for four games suspended.

                    Kane is atrocious at playing football but seems to keep chipping in with goals to hide how bad he is at the simple things.
                    Is Kane terrible at football? Seems like a fairly intelligent striker from the games I've seen.
                    Was muß, das muß.

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                      Originally posted by foresterbloke View Post
                      Is Kane terrible at football? Seems like a fairly intelligent striker from the games I've seen.

                      Nowhere near being a terrible footballer. Works hard and is a fine finisher. Seems to link up well with more skillful players and seems to be able to read their play. Might not be the most silky of players but looks to be well on course to having his third 20 plus league goal season.
                      I don't hate people. I just feel better when they aren't around.


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                        There's a Facebook live interview of him today from sky. It's great and I recommend watching it. He's great.
                        Are we winning?

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                          Originally posted by Jaco_Pastorious View Post
                          Nowhere near being a terrible footballer. Works hard and is a fine finisher. Seems to link up well with more skillful players and seems to be able to read their play. Might not be the most silky of players but looks to be well on course to having his third 20 plus league goal season.
                          The games i have seen his touch seems bad and loses the ball a lot , but big credit to him for his goal scoring prowess for the third season in a row

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                            Originally posted by gratziani View Post
                            The games i have seen his touch seems bad and loses the ball a lot , but big credit to him for his goal scoring prowess for the third season in a row




                            To be fair to him, he is a striker and he is doing on a regular basis what is the most important thing for a striker to do.

                            He is showing that as a goalscorer he is no flash in the pan, and has that habit of looking like nothing is going to go for him then suddenly popping up with a goal or two.

                            He is young enough too at 23, and looking like being on course for his third consecutive 20 plus league goal tally in a row is not half bad for a 23 year old.
                            I don't hate people. I just feel better when they aren't around.


                            Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness

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                              [ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eLcz43r9shM"]Coutinho & Firmino Vs Klopp & Liu | Year of the Rooster Table Tennis Challenge - YouTube[/ame]

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                                he was very quiet on the touchline on Saturday - say through most of the game with his arms folded.

                                I hope we're not relying on him too much at the minute in getting the crowd going to help motivate the team

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