Jürgen Klopp

[RedAndWhite]

I think the problem now a days is if something happens like you meet Klopp etc then unless it is on Facebook or twitter etc then it "didn't" happen. Whether this is more prevalent in the UK than mainland Europe I do not know, but it seems to be.

Unfortunately it is something he will have to get used to.

[Harv]

You mean 2004 European Champions Greece

Has there ever been a more rigged tournament?

[Fosterbloke]

You mean 2004 European Champions Greece

I raise you 1992 FA Cup finalists Sunderland

[danperkins]

Klopp was right in saying that he felt uncomfortable with people asking him for photos when he's having dinner with his wife, because he hasn't even managed a game yet, and that it would be different should results go against him. I'm glad he said no to them, because in a way, he feels as though he hasn't earned his status with us, and that he's living off his Dortmund reputation. Humble in my view.

I knew what he meant, and I also think he's underestimated how he's seen beyond Germany. He'll get used to it once everything's died down, but I hope the fans as well understand that he needs some privacy at first, because we're smack bang in the season, and he needs to get himself and his family settled.

[red g]

Robert Lewandowski has poured praise on Liverpool’s appointment of “perfect fit” Jurgen Klopp and says they are the “optimal club” for the German.

Klopp has had quite the impact on Liverpool after signing a three-year contract to replace Brendan Rodgers as boss last week, despite being yet to manage a game for the Reds – and we analysed the effect he could have on the club in this article on Thursday.

But Lewandowski, who enjoyed an excellent relationship with the manager during their trophy-laden time together at Borussia Dortmund, has joined those in hailing the bespectacled boss, saying he will be a “perfect” fit for the Premier League.

“Kloppo fits perfectly with the Premier League,” the Bayern Munich striker told Goal. “At Liverpool he can make a difference with his positive thinking and sweep the players along with him.

“They will play really well and they will win. I can only wish him the best of luck. I know the team are not playing that well, but Kloppo definitely has an idea of what he wants to do. This is the optimal club for him – and league also!”

Lewandowski’s comments come after the striker was linked with a shock move to the Reds earlier this week and will undoubtedly fuel tabloid rumours that he could be a target for the new Liverpool boss.

Lewandowski continued to pour praise on his former manager, adding: “He’s a great guy, a great coach.

“He knows that the Premier League and Bundesliga are not the same. He will do things differently and find a new approach than at BVB because it is a different league and he has new players.

“I heard that he put on a show at the press conference – this is Klopp. He has fun and is a great coach, a great guy. I can only wish him the best of luck.”

http://www.teamtalk.com/news/lewandowski-liverpool-the-optimum-club-for-klopp

[G]

Welcome to LFC Robert, ye diving ****.

[Lee]

Welcome to LFC Robert, ye diving ****.

I hope Klopp's tapping him up something rotten.

[peekay]

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[Shaggy]

Can't believe Lewa calls him "Kloppo"

[Chris]

**** off Dickinson you cunt ****!

[Phoenix07]

Klopp is fuelled by emotion. He is the Anti-Vulcan. That's why he'll be more prone to "outburst".

[nineteen]

Klopp is fuelled by emotion. He is the Anti-Vulcan. That's why he'll be more prone to "outburst".

I don't mind seeing a bit of emotion from the manager - it shows he cares. After three years of toothy smiles and unfailing optimism even in the worst of times, it will be nice to have a boss who vents every once in a while.

[peekay]

Liverpool must stop fawning over Jurgen Klopp
By Gary Neville


When Liverpool appointed Brendan Rodgers in June 2012, John Henry, the club’s owner, said: “He has a comprehensive football philosophy perfectly in line with the club.” Rodgers, they said, was “at the forefront of a young generation of managers and will bring attacking relentless football.”

There is not much difference between that and the fanfares for Jurgen Klopp, except that Liverpool’s new manager has won two Bundesliga titles and reached a Champions League final. I don’t want to be the one popping the balloon at a party, but the giddiness around Klopp’s arrival is about to collide with the reality of Liverpool’s current situation.

[Assassin]

nevile is just a bitter cunt

[danperkins]

Welcome to LFC Robert, ye diving ****.