Jürgen Klopp

[Alik]

Will be almost 9 years at helm in Liverpool at the end of the season. Crazy how fast time passes by. I still remember the excitement of Liverpool friends in 2015 like it was yesterday.

Wtf, 9 years!!

 

[Temptation]

LeBron on Klopp leaving:


https://x.com/KingJames/status/1750935839553778124?s=20

 

[Givenchy]

1 year break then off to Madrid when Ancelotti leaves + Mbappe

and we will give the manager job to Marquez lmao

Feels like theres a shakeup coming in the PL. Wouldn't be surprised if Pep packed it in after this season also, especially with the charges looming against City.

 

[Devils]

He aint gonna retire at 56.

56 is still pretty young for a manager.

 

[Windhook]

Johan Cruyff retired from managing at 49. Why not?

 

[Birdy]

Sounds like he's retiring from management for good. Won't come back unless he really misses the game. Wants a normal life for himself before he gets too old to enjoy it.

Just watched the whole thing.

Man, what a human being Klopp is!
Only respect!

 

[KingLeo10]

Best xH (expected Human)

My GOAT

 

[Temptation]

Best xH (expected Human)

My GOAT

Nice.


Where would you rank him in all time great managers list?

 

[Temptation]

Just watched the whole thing.

Man, what a human being Klopp is!
Only respect!

His personality and energy is amazing. So charismatic and likeable. Gonna miss the boss!

 

[KingLeo10]

Nice.


Where would you rank him in all time great managers list?

Top 15-25 all time. Probably would have been top 10 but that 2022 CL final really hurt him.

RM had no business winning that.

 

[Fati_Future_BallonDor]

If you guys could also see his german talks you would love him even more, one of the greatest persons ive ever seen in football!

 

[Fati_Future_BallonDor]

If i remember correctly Liverpool was also not good against Tottenham in 2019 but more effective in front of the goal. But i saw the same issue at City, both cl finals from them were average at best. I think these teams are just not cl-finals teams like Real or Barca.

 

[Fati_Future_BallonDor]

He aint gonna retire at 56.

56 is still pretty young for a manager.

Think he could rest 1-2 years and then come back. He is too good to retire now.

 

[Temptation]

Top 15-25 all time. Probably would have been top 10 but that 2022 CL final really hurt him.

RM had no business winning that.

Tbf, it wasn't his fault whatsoever. He was good tactically and we created great attacking scenarios and chances all game. Courtois just had the game of his life and wouldn't let anything in. Fine margins.


I'd have him in top 10-15 all time.


You have to take into account that he goes into super tough jobs and overperforms with less resources. Also showed that he can rebuild squads after the "cycle" is over for them. This season he has integrated new players after losing several key players.

If i remember correctly Liverpool was also not good against Tottenham in 2019 but more effective in front of the goal. But i saw the same issue at City, both cl finals from them were average at best. I think these teams are just not cl-finals teams like Real or Barca.

We were solid and disciplined. It was a dogshit final just like the Milan Juventus one. VVD who won Man of the Match in the final was immense and organised the defense very well.


City were crap in both the finals. They won against Inter because of good fortune and LuCUCKu. They were wank against Chelsea and lost because Pep fucked up with his overthinking(No DM).

 

[KingLeo10]

It’s only ever fine margins at the top.

1-3 in CL finals just isn’t top 10 level. He also lost the Europa final to Sevilla so that’s 1-4 in European finals.

Some great achievements but too much runner-up to make top 10 who are managers who helmed dynasties or were insane overachievers like Brian Clough.

Definite top 10 in no order is prolly Pep, Sacchi, Michels, SAF, Paisley, Clough.

Maybe for top 10 are Cryuff, Carlo, Mourinho, Capello, Jupp, Trappatonni, Shankly.