Jürgen Klopp

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[Buzzo]

Has any signing ever destabilised a whole club? I've played with footballers I couldn't stand. It didn't make one iota of difference on the pitch. History is awash with players who hated each other but played well together despite of it, won trophies together even.

Anyway, I largely take your point, we're in a good position now and have an amazing manager so there's every chance we can pull off fourth or better this season. Little point in dwelling on the window for the rest of the season.

I largely take your point also. I suppose it is more when a big money signing doesn't work out and then the supporters use that stick to beat the manager with rather than the we didn't sign anyone stick. We all assume the perfect signing was available, but clearly it wasn't. I for one am glad we didn't get Sanchez - he seems like a complete prick.

I think the point I am circling is that we have some smart people in charge at the club. I suspect they know what they are doing. Something went on with the Phil transfer and we may never know what.

I've got faith in how things are going. We are really building something, getting stronger (overall) all the time.

[Buzzo]

Also look at Chelsea. Due to transfer activity they left themselves without a centre forward last night, they gave new signing Barkley his full League debut (dropping Fabregas).

Got cuffed 3 nil at home by Bournemouth.

[Kenneth]

There is something going on at Chelsea.

[Oberon]

There is something going on at Chelsea.

Undoubtably

[kubrickscube]

Think Klopp simply couldn’t find a suitable purchase within the window, and clearly isn’t the type to fall back on a backup option when that amount of money is being mentioned

[Irishnev]

Hmmmm - not sure Shankley references here are appropriate tbh.

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Imagine if Rodgers had said that

[Rigadon]

Hmmmm - not sure Shankley references here are appropriate tbh.

https://twitter.com/livecholfc/status/959929494474665984

Imagine if Rodgers had said that

Unfortunately, 4th place is considered a success.

Found this part interesting. Gives some perspective on this season.

Liverpool are currently on 50 points after 25 games of the season – exactly the same total they had at this stage of the campaign back in 2013/14 when they came close to winning the Premier League.

However, the difference back then was that in 2014, leaders Chelsea were just six points above them at the time while eventual champions Manchester City were four points above them.

This time around, runaway leaders City, who have just played their 26th game, are on 69 points.

[Buzzo]

Hmmmm - not sure Shankley references here are appropriate tbh.

https://twitter.com/livecholfc/status/959929494474665984

Imagine if Rodgers had said that

He’s clearly been asked what would Shankly make of the team though, so what is he supposed to say? It’s a loaded question.

[Shaggy]

If you can stomach clicking a Mail link, this is a much better read

[ame]https://twitter.com/OllieHolt22/status/959930348200177665[/ame]

[danperkins]

Of any manager that has been at the club, I want him to succeed the most. Has his faults no doubts like every manager but he's such a cool guy you want him to be successful at our club and stay for a long period of time.

He's a guy football fans are proud to have at their club. Pure personality and has an aura about him. Just genuinely seems like a good guy.

Disclaimer: That won't stop me from being ****ed off at him for starting Alberto Moreno

[Fredo]

Hmmmm - not sure Shankley references here are appropriate tbh.

https://twitter.com/livecholfc/status/959929494474665984

Imagine if Rodgers had said that

If in 2018 we are still comparing ourselves to that era, then everything will look bad. It's different now and Klopp is correct to say what he has.

[BigChief]

Of any manager that has been at the club, I want him to succeed the most. Has his faults no doubts like every manager but he's such a cool guy you want him to be successful at our club and stay for a long period of time.

He's a guy football fans are proud to have at their club. Pure personality and has an aura about him. Just genuinely seems like a good guy.


Disclaimer: That won't stop me from being ****ed off at him for starting Alberto Moreno

He's so much one of us that when I'm angry with him it's like I'm being angry with myself.

[Rigadon]

If you can stomach clicking a Mail link, this is a much better read

https://twitter.com/OllieHolt22/stat...30348200177665

I know it's the Mail but it's a good read

Mo Salah, world class, but not every day. Sadio Mane, world class, but not every day. Roberto Firmino, world class, pretty much every day.

[Doc_Piptorious]

Of any manager that has been at the club, I want him to succeed the most. Has his faults no doubts like every manager but he's such a cool guy you want him to be successful at our club and stay for a long period of time.

He's a guy football fans are proud to have at their club. Pure personality and has an aura about him. Just genuinely seems like a good guy.

Disclaimer: That won't stop me from being ****ed off at him for starting Alberto Moreno

Nah don't think he will be starting you today.