Borussia Dortmund

Kohe321

New member
Strange quote. Then again, in the same interview, he said "When I watch Arsenal in the last 10 years, it is nearly perfect football" when everyone knows that Arsenal were a shit copycat version of Barca for a long time.

Must be trolling

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By the way, just googlig "Klopp" is an absolute goldmine for smileys :lol:
 
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Hamzah

High Definition Member
Klopp doesn't seem to like us. Not sure I want him here anyway, he can piss off to the epl which he seems to be obsessed with.
 

DonAK

President of FC Barcelona
With Carlo in negotiations with Man City already about possibly taking over from next season, I hope he don't end up in Real Madrid now.

This is the perfect time for Wenger to step down too, with a replacement ready.

Klopp to Arsenal and Ancelotti to City?
 

DonAK

President of FC Barcelona
No it didn't. One bad year and he has to go? Arsenal nearly had 10 in a row and no one cared.

Bad years? No, no, no. They got their 4th year trophy all those years. For Dortmund it's different. Their star players leaving every season, injury problems, new signings been a failure (so far), tactical issues etc.

It's good for both parts. What Klopp did for them cannot be understated. Brought them back in the top in German Football and made a name of himself and BVB again at the continental stage too, but I doubt he could've managed to rebuild everything again.

This season has been a disaster for them and they now need to rebuild their entire squad and it's the better for both of them to leave eachother's company. Klopp has done whatever he could for BVB, but now was the right time to move on.
 

DrPepper

New member
Bad years? No, no, no. They got their 4th year trophy all those years. For Dortmund it's different. Their star players leaving every season, injury problems, new signings been a failure (so far), tactical issues etc.

It's good for both parts. What Klopp did for them cannot be understated. Brought them back in the top in German Football and made a name of himself and BVB again at the continental stage too, but I doubt he could've managed to rebuild everything again.

This season has been a disaster for them and they now need to rebuild their entire squad and it's the better for both of them to leave eachother's company. Klopp has done whatever he could for BVB, but now was the right time to move on.

Doesn't sound too much different from Arsenal, except for not getting 4th place trophy.

Mainly their first half of the season has been a disaster really. They've been fairly solid in the second half, being the fifth best team and having fairly good chances to qualify for Europa League as well.

In the end, it seems to be Klopp's own decision, so there's no one to criticise. But I fully believe he'd still have something to offer and that next season would be more "normal". I think many will leave the club now because Klopp's gone whereas with him I was confident enough they'd be able to keep most of their (good) players.
 

Hamzah

High Definition Member
He didn't replace properly with the same genius that brought good cheap players in the first time round. Also his style is bound to make everyone tired after a couple of seasons.

I bet simeone's Atletico will suffer next season or the season after too.
 

Icarium

Lifestealer
No it didn't. One bad year and he has to go? Arsenal nearly had 10 in a row and no one cared.

Arsenal is not an ambitious club.

I bet simeone's Atletico will suffer next season or the season after too.

That is why he will leave next year or year after that. It is bound to happen. It gets really tiring managing teams like atletico every season. He should coach dortmund, it will take time to rebuild but he will add new energy to the club. None of the teams in epl will play with the passion simeone wants. It would be waste of his talents. City and Arsenal doesn't deserve simeone especially city.
 
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