Jürgen Klopp

[Tribute]

Simeone? no thanks

Pep Ljinders is the perfect candidate to replace Jurgen when that sad day arrives. Pep will be nearly seventy, so plenty of ambition in the tank, just like Woy…

[vlahka]

Did you even read it? It suggests nothing of the sort. The title is actually misleading, it's more to do about what the club has built rather than an article about post Klopp Liverpool.

Thanks for posting Sus, was a good read.

I did read it. As you say, it mentions how liverpool have come along since Klopp arrived and how much he's changed things. My comment referred to what happens when he goes and everything reverts to something else as things always do with new managers and backroom staff. Hence my comment.

[Buzzo]

I read it and enjoyed,

Thanks for posting

[Sus]

They are super long articles for sure, and sometimes could really do with some editing (I'm looking at you, James Pearce), but I find them interesting as they often get access to info that isn't generally available or covered, e.g. just how brutal the pre season camps are

I'll keep posting them!

[baitman]

They are super long articles for sure, and sometimes could really do with some editing (I'm looking at you, James Pearce), but I find them interesting as they often get access to info that isn't generally available or covered, e.g. just how brutal the pre season camps are

I'll keep posting them!

Please keep posting. They are a bit waffling (or is it waffley) but there is some decent content.

[RedReet]

I did read it. As you say, it mentions how liverpool have come along since Klopp arrived and how much he's changed things. My comment referred to what happens when he goes and everything reverts to something else as things always do with new managers and backroom staff. Hence my comment.

Well apologies if that's the case.

Although the article was suggesting (IMO) that the infrastructure Klopp and LFC have put in place over the years should allow for continued success if they make the right appointment.

[vlahka]

End The two managers being interviewed on the sidelines was awesome to see. Pep walks off and Klopp comes in, they shake hands and then have a little conversation, Pep I think asked him where his family was, Klopp pointed out at the stands and said a few things. Like proper friends.

[Buzzo]

Given how ****ing toxic almost everything feels these days, this is very refreshing to see.

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[Norbs]

Nah, not buying that. If we'd won Pep would've been a salty ****er, Klopp is a great man though

[Liverpool]

I think its pretty passive aggressive by both

[calvoboy]

Settle down. Just Athletic word count filling waffle. Have some cocoa and put your feet up.

The Athletic is second only to the Sun in terms of detestability, and Simeone my arse.

“We will wait every local paper out and let them continuously bleed until we are the last ones standing,” Alex Mather, a co-founder of The Athletic, said in an interview in San Francisco. “We will suck them dry of their best talent at every moment. We will make business extremely difficult for them.”

[Liverpool]

Given how ****ing toxic almost everything feels these days, this is very refreshing to see.

https://twitter.com/twdtv1/status/1513214704889569281

Just clocked what this is about.

Pep asking how's the missus, Klopp points to the away section where she is, Pep points to main stand hospitality and calls Jurgen a cheap cunt.

[Doc_Piptorious]

I think its pretty passive aggressive by both

It's like watching two women that hate each other at a party. All fake smiles for anyone watching and in close it is all sniping

[baitman]

And what's with peps badger beard

[Shaggy]

I love this

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