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  • Tee
    El Pistolero
    • Jul 2006
    • 35788

    #3271
    The little Klopp lookalike on our bench is great
    "Its not about the long ball or the short ball, its about the right ball." Bob Paisley

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    • Nicey
      Paisley
      • Nov 2006
      • 21028

      #3272
      Originally posted by redmike65
      Klopp can say what he likes if we're winning.

      Dortmund beaten by Leipzig today, I'm sure he'll send Tuchel a comforting message.
      and also if we are losing .. he can just say what ever the ****s he wants because he's Ace
      Anybody who criticizes Klopp ever is a James Blunt. Nov 2015
      #****CITY

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      • Nicey
        Paisley
        • Nov 2006
        • 21028

        #3273
        Originally posted by wongers
        absolutely ****ing terrible song maybe thats why he said don't sing it because its ****e
        [ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itnWNerxjCE"]Guardiola song Man City - YouTube[/ame]

        This is a proper song .... we are lazy ****ers of late when it comes to singing / chants in general
        Anybody who criticizes Klopp ever is a James Blunt. Nov 2015
        #****CITY

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        • Pablo
          Anti-Antipodeanite
          • May 2007
          • 25808

          #3274
          That's just a blatant rip-off of the Palace chant, they've only changed the "We've got Guardiola" bit

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          • Irishnev
            Paisley
            • Aug 2006
            • 18291

            #3275
            [ame="https://twitter.com/MelissaReddy_/status/775349636286513152"]https://twitter.com/MelissaReddy_/status/775349636286513152[/ame]

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            • meffin
              Officially the best insider on this forum. Ever!
              • Jan 2007
              • 7587

              #3276
              Originally posted by Tee
              The little Klopp lookalike on our bench is great
              the Kloppleganger
              Originally posted by fah-q
              Didn't someone once see Philip Schofield ****ting into a crisp packet?

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              • BG1973
                Dalglish
                • Sep 2008
                • 3235

                #3277
                [QUOTE=Shaggy;3313975]If it was sung properly - i.e. sing the verse and sing it with a bit of vitality instead of the funereal dirge it is at the moment - I wouldn't mind it so much. But what we get now is woeful. And I know they ripped it off Palace but City's song for Guardiola is ****ing great. Great managers deserve great songs and we need a new one for Klopp.[/QUOTE

                How about 'let's go to the hop'

                [ame="https://youtu.be/k6EeObPCMR8"]Danny and the Juniors- At The Hop (lyrics in discription) - YouTube[/ame]

                'Football sensation, that's sweeping the nation, Jurgen Klopp'

                Etc etc

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                • Shaggy
                  Unidentified Rascal
                  • Jul 2006
                  • 135533

                  #3278
                  This guy. This ****ing guy. He's unbelievable. I am really not one to lay into Brendan, but Klopp is levels above. He's only added Mané, Matip and Gini but he's improved almost all of them and more to the point there is a clear plan, a method and a style. He's a brilliant football manager and an insanely likeable - no, lovable - fella. I'm crazy about him
                  Thanks very much for being

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                  • G
                    Paisley
                    • Aug 2006
                    • 16686

                    #3279
                    Originally posted by Shaggy
                    This guy. This ****ing guy. He's unbelievable. I am really not one to lay into Brendan, but Klopp is levels above. He's only added Mané, Matip and Gini but he's improved almost all of them and more to the point there is a clear plan, a method and a style. He's a brilliant football manager and an insanely likeable - no, lovable - fella. I'm crazy about him

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                    • Liverpool
                      Paisley
                      • Jul 2006
                      • 16915

                      #3280
                      I only wonder what if he came last summer, we asked the question and he said not now.

                      A jurgen summer and preseason, surely he should regret wanting a break, but hes all about the present and now and thats a weight off his shoulders lots struggle with

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                      • Charly
                        Paisley
                        • Jul 2008
                        • 10365

                        #3281
                        Originally posted by Liverpool
                        I only wonder what if he came last summer, we asked the question and he said not now.

                        A jurgen summer and preseason, surely he should regret wanting a break, but hes all about the present and now and thats a weight off his shoulders lots struggle with
                        If someone offered you an extra six months off work... im sure you would snap their arms off (if money was not an issue... ) and considering the stresses involved. I think he may have been making the most of the time off perhaps doing some research and planning... if indeed he knew he was likely to end up here. Sometimes I think a great manager can become a ****e one because they lose perspective. I think last season gave Klopp the best part of a season to aclimitise with no expectation or stress. If he had have started in the summer, things may have gone very differently.

                        Either way... I am very happy with where we are now... even though he still has not bough a ****ing holding midfielder or left back. If we do go on to do the impossible, then I will be even more impressed with a guy I seem to have a massive man crush on.


                        Go Klopp... wooo!
                        In the beginning, Fowler created the Heaven and the Earth.

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                        • Charly
                          Paisley
                          • Jul 2008
                          • 10365

                          #3282
                          Originally posted by Shaggy
                          This guy. This ****ing guy. He's unbelievable. I am really not one to lay into Brendan, but Klopp is levels above. He's only added Mané, Matip and Gini but he's improved almost all of them and more to the point there is a clear plan, a method and a style. He's a brilliant football manager and an insanely likeable - no, lovable - fella. I'm crazy about him
                          I think Rodgers gets too much stick. Tactically, I dont think they are a million miles appart. When we finished second we were pressing high up the pitch with a very similar formation. Its just Brendan could not get bigger players in or sort the defence out... and thouht he was a master of psychology, while coming off like a used car salesman... which again I think is a bit unfair.

                          And then there was losing both the two top scorers in the league and having been offered either Balotelli or nothing as a replacement. I think pretty much any manager would have suffered from that.
                          In the beginning, Fowler created the Heaven and the Earth.

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                          • Buzzo
                            Donald Buzzworth
                            • Jun 2010
                            • 67435

                            #3283
                            I'll not ruin the Klopp thread by talking about the last guy

                            But the first half last night must have been as close to the perfect Klopp performance. The whole team were on it from the first kick, buzzing around the pitch with purpose, everyone seemed to know their job, ball retention was brilliant, and pressing when we didn't was amazing. The forwards changing position and creating chances, the defence looking solid.

                            Klopp has a clear plan, and is getting it across to his team. He has improved almost all of the players he inherited and his signings have been picked perfectly and identified with a job to do. It was a master stroke getting him in, he has changed the mentality of the entire club with his enthusiasm and personality.
                            Modifying post.

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                            • Vermilion
                              Shooterista
                              • Dec 2007
                              • 32026

                              #3284
                              'Were you happy to see Fabregas on the bench'

                              JK: That's a nice last question. Good Night'......walks off.



                              Love that guy, love listening to him, i actually look forward to pre/post game pc's now, wasn't that way at all under the last guy.

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                              • Phoenix07
                                The Normal One
                                • Sep 2008
                                • 10405

                                #3285
                                Something stood out for me last night about Klopp's tactics. We always focus on his counter-pressing etc, but, as Klopp said to slimeball Shreeves in the Sky interview at Melwood, when we have the ball, we are possession-based.

                                Last night, our ability with the ball was excellent. Sharp, precise passing, movement off the ball into space, it was brilliant.

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