He would be tempted to move there?
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He hates Bayern though
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Yeah, reading books about him. Its literally his idea of Footballing hell.*Except Michael, who died.Comment
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He doesn't hate Bayern, but whilst at BVB they were his closest competotors.Originally posted by Shaggy View PostHe hates Bayern though
He has hinted in the past that both the Bayern jon and the National team interest him.Those that hid Anne Frank were breaking the law.
Those that killed her, were following the law.Comment
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I don’t see Klopp leaving mid contract anyway. Doesn’t seem his style to follow the £s and leave the project he has been working on in the ****.
He is the antithesis to Mourinho.
I’d be more worried if Klopp left than any of the players tbh.Modifying post.Comment
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That agent talk this week (is there some kind of agent press party with copious drink involved) was more worrying about Klopp's hatred of no winter break.
In fact i think he said if the Bayern move did happen it may be because of it.
“He has a contract until 2022. And I believe he isn’t finished (at Liverpool) yet. But there are always several factors involved.
“What should not be underestimated when changing to England is this non-existent winter break. This shortens the lifetime.
“In the time in which the German coach or the German player celebrates Christmas, flies to the sunshine, comes back, starts working again, flies back to the sunshine to the training camp. That’s about four weeks and in this time you have 13 games in England and no Christmas Eve. Christmas is in the hotel, Boxing Day (is a) cool culture, but 13 games at three degrees, wind and drizzle, no break.
“As I said. Life is dynamic.”Comment
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Yep, he’ll go when the job is done or he believes he can’t take us any further, that’s a way off yet.Originally posted by Buzzo View PostComment
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Originally posted by brightred View Post
"If Ritchie Blackmore fell into a vat of ****, he'd turn out to be wearing a rubber suit." - Ronnie James DioComment
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If he leaves I'm done with this level of football for a while. He's literally the best thing that's happened to us in decades, just wish he was here when Stevie was playingComment
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Originally posted by Norbs View Post
He is a breathe of fresh air in the cesspit of modern football.
When was the last manager with his passion and enthusiasm? I just like the fact that he seems to have a laugh as often as possible. A totally down to earth bloke who deserves every success.
He could lecture on leadership and motivation because he is an absolute master at it.Modifying post.Comment
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Dupe.Modifying post.Comment
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Originally posted by Buzzo View Post I don't think he has failed to honour a contract yet.
Those that hid Anne Frank were breaking the law.
Those that killed her, were following the law.Comment
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Klopp interview with Graham Hunter (audio only). You just have to put up with ads for a minute or two.
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Klopp definitely has his own madnesses and neurosis but he's a truly extraordinary leader. The antithesis of Mourinho in particular. Mourinho is ultimately a paranoid, divisive, manipulative cult leader type. His shortcomings are as visible as his talents - now receding anyway - and he's always struggled to hide that even in his heyday. Klopp seems more like someone you can truly look up to. For all Mourinho's success hell never be counted as a great manager and he knows it. By the same token, I hope to God Klopp wins a load of stuff with us - and it has to be be leagues and CL - because his name should be up there with the greats. I hate saying this, but I almost hope him coming to us doesn't deny him this.Felching ≠ GerbillingComment
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