Despite some on here doubting my sources the other day, the Athletic have now caught up and are reporting thisHearing some rumours that Klopp has quit.Would surprise me tbh but who knows.
Jurgen Klopp Sack Watch
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Yh this is what I saw. Apparently huge fight in the changing room after Leicester and he just walked off and didn’t travel back with the team.
Looks pretty fake.
It’s 2021 and people are somehow still falling for fake profiles. What happened to critical thinking?
Yeah I heard he resigned after John Henry refused to reimburse him for the taxi ride back to Liverpool.
This is consistent with what I heard from club staffers Saturday night. Looks like they’re just lining up the message / comms.
Bit childish if he just walked off and left the team after a defeat and argument, doesn’t sound the best, you know if there’s any truth in that?
Whether what he says turns out to be true or not, he's not a journalist, he doesn't work for The Athletic. He is some random Man City fan who has changed his profile.
Was just gonna bet on hassenhutl to be next manager to go then seen Klopp at 4/6. Mental.
He's their manager, if there's one thing he's great at it's motivating his players, whether it's before games or after defeats. Could there have been words? Yeah of course but I don't think that's unusual in such a highly competitive environment.
Did he abandon the team and didn't travel back with the team? I would highly doubt that and nothing suggest that this happened, given that 95% of such rumours on Twitter are bollocks.
If it really happened like that it'd be very strange and childish indeed yes
He doesn’t seem all that great at motivating them at the moment , they collapsed after that equaliser.He's their manager, if there's one thing he's great at it's motivating his players, whether it's before games or after defeats. Could there have been words? Yeah of course but I don't think that's unusual in such a highly competitive environment.
Did he abandon the team and didn't travel back with the team? I would highly doubt that and nothing suggest that this happened, given that 95% of such rumours on Twitter are bollocks.
If it really happened like that it'd be very strange and childish indeed yes
I agree about Twitter rumours that’s why I thought I’d ask you as maybe you’d heard something elsewhere
Ah right fair enough, what an idiot
That would also be my tipping point
If this is true you would assume something official would break this morning.
In all honesty, Klopps price has just made the others a slightly better deal. No way will Klopp leave.
Indeed. No media have picked this up at all. Complete nonsense.
Seemed a bit needlessly hostile at the start, but loosened up towards the end, answered the questions really well.
I'd expect him to be on a bit more on a charm offensive after the last few weeks.
He'll be back to being very prickly when they next have a horrible result though.
He'll be back to being very prickly when they next have a horrible result though.
Sounds like the dreaded vote of confidence from the chairman then swiftly followed by the sack!
Man United under David Moyes in 2014 after 24 game was 7th, 40 points and 13 points behind Man City in 1st who had only played 23 games.
Simliar for Klopp now with a defending Champion team.
Simliar for Klopp now with a defending Champion team.
Klopp is a fabulous manager but it also happened at Dortmund, I wonder what will happen this season.
Could it be his last at Liverpool?
Could it be his last at Liverpool?
I suspect he'll be intending to stay at least one more season and then decide after seeing how that goes.
They are not going to sack a man who has won them two major trophies just because of one relatively poor season, for which (rightly or wrongly) they can point to injuries as being the main reason for it.
I hope they don't come storming back and that this really is the beginning of the end for them - but I suspect they will regroup in the summer, buy a couple of players and be back challenging again next season.
They are not going to sack a man who has won them two major trophies just because of one relatively poor season, for which (rightly or wrongly) they can point to injuries as being the main reason for it.
I hope they don't come storming back and that this really is the beginning of the end for them - but I suspect they will regroup in the summer, buy a couple of players and be back challenging again next season.
Liverpool 0-2 Everton
Very windy today.
Manager of the bestest team to have ever played football... 
Fun fact: first time pool lose 4 in a row in the league since 1923.
My nan was 5 at the time. She died at 95 in 2012. Thats a long time..
My nan was 5 at the time. She died at 95 in 2012. Thats a long time..
4 league defeats in a row. Can anyone tell me, when they last managed that?
Edit: Right on cue, @KirkDuyt
Edit: Right on cue, @KirkDuyt
22 years, record breaker!
It's a weird season.
While City are the best of a bunch and will go on to be champions I don't think they'll retain the title next season. It wouldn't surprise me if Liverpool or Chelsea pip them.
This interview is gonna be good
Gotta make up for that long run without defeat at home by constantly losing at home.
Thank you Burnley!
Thank you Burnley!
So, is a sack possible this season?
You’re making me feel like everything’s going to be ok mate.
I don’t think we’re getting top four now.
No, not under any circumstances.
Dortmund tenure Mark II.
I still like him as a manager, but the pattern is there for all to see. He has improved considerably in terms of tangible returns though.
I still like him as a manager, but the pattern is there for all to see. He has improved considerably in terms of tangible returns though.