Jürgen Klopp

[Kenneth]

Not a month later. It's just not as thing and isn't going to happen.

[BobTheCharmer]

Is he still here then?

[Doc_Piptorious]

It's a bit different when he'd been signed off work by a doctor. It's just not feasible without.

Nonsense. It is as feasible as the club and Klopp would want it to be were it needed.

[Doc_Piptorious]

Is he still here then?

No he hopped on an easyjet flight last night. He got off before the flight took off though as he discovered there was a Corkman that would not stop singing in the next seat and I do not mean our reserve keeper

[Irishnev]

That guy is a “comedian” right....... all an act?

[Kenneth]

Nonsense. It is as feasible as the club and Klopp would want it to be were it needed.

ie not feasible. He's not going to ask the club for a break mid season, and the club aren't going to propose it.

[Doc_Piptorious]

ie not feasible. He's not going to ask the club for a break mid season, and the club aren't going to propose it.

[Zapater]

If he does indeed need a small break, I'm sure it'll be someone internal (Like Pep) taking over and continuing with Klopp's ideas. The thought of a stand in who is another manager makes no sense, they'd want to do things their own way and use their own methods/tactics which would make no sense. Sometimes there isn't smoke without fire, but I wouldn't read into it too much at this early stage.

He can't go home anyway and taking a break would probably end up winding himself up more.

[peekay]

The greatest signing made by this club since King Kenny Dalglish. I dont know what the correct solution, but I hope FSG and Klopp, can come up with some arrangement to help him navigate this time in his personal life. I cannot begin to imagine what he must have gone through with the personal loss.

I am thinking back to Rafa and GH. Look at their press conference in the first year - optimistic, full of hope, humorous, perfect responses, all the right words. Compare that to their press conferences in the last year - paranoid, constantly on the back foot, defending all the decisions. There are a lot of reasons for it and I am not absolving them also but the truth is LFC manager job is a pressure cooker like no other. I feel like Liverpool managers have to create miracles on a budget and then live up to those miracles on a daily basis. No wonder they end up being nervous wrecks.

I remember watching Rafa interview, one year after he left us. Once again - intelligent, funny, thoughtful - looked like the weight of the world has been lifted of his shoulders.

I hope FSG does something to help him out. Otherwise, we will lose him and if we are lucky to hire the next Klopp, history will repeat itself 3-5 years into his tenure.

[Alex]

This is the sort of period when fans in the ground change things.

[Alex]

Oh, and the "fans" getting on his back do not deserve to support this club. Its pathetic.

[Doc_Piptorious]

This is the sort of period when fans in the ground change things.

Oh, and the "fans" getting on his back do not deserve to support this club. Its pathetic.

[danperkins]

Oh, and the "fans" getting on his back do not deserve to support this club. Its pathetic.

[Exiled_red]

Oh, and the "fans" getting on his back do not deserve to support this club. Its pathetic.

He's got us to win our first CL in14 years and first league title in 30. This year we have a squad completely decimated by injuries and they are on his back it's pathetic

[Shaggy]

Live footage of the training session. Klopp is there laughing and joking with Mo and all the other lads...which is most strange cos a few randoms online said he'd walked, one million per cent.

https://www.facebook.com/watch/live/?v=149610516993537&ref=notif&notif_id=1613392313574412&notif_t=live_video_explicit