Low stepping down after Euro. Why I think internal agreement must have been reached with Klopp to take over.
Jurgen Klopp Sack Watch
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Interesting. Apparently Stefan Kuntz is the favourite to get the job (current Germany U21 boss). Jurgen is 2nd favourite, at 4-1.
Imagine if Klopp was indeed the next Germany manager.
It reminds me of when Fergie said he was quiting after winning the treble and the team took a slump.
Go Jurgen break some LLLLLLiverpool hearts and announce your quiting
It reminds me of when Fergie said he was quiting after winning the treble and the team took a slump.
Go Jurgen break some LLLLLLiverpool hearts and announce your quiting
He is obviously very committed to his current contract, which I admire him for. Thing is, they will have to sack him next season if this keeps up.
If Klopp carries on picking teams like he did against Fulham and losing games then maybe Liverpool will sack him, pay up his contract and he will still be available for the Germany gig . He could be in sabotage mode to force Liverpools hand .
There's no way Liverpool are sacking him, so don't get your hopes up 
There's no way Liverpool are sacking him, so don't get your hopes up
Based on what’s happened so far, you’re right.
Who’s to say where this current rut bottoms out, though? Three or four more losses in the next five or six games? No wins in their next six or seven games? That’s when the sack becomes a real possibility and not just idle speculation.
I still disagree. This season is basically a write off for them, so assuming they don't make the CL spots, the actual finish is pretty irrelevant. If they crash and burn next season as well then maybe a sack comes into the equation, but highly unlikely they'll do as poorly as they did this season.
IMO they'll spend a bit of money this summer on a Firmino replacement, have VVD + Gomez back and kick on again.
He spent too much time worrying about other teams (us mostly), and complaining (as always), that he wasn't focused on just getting the job done. That combined with them probably stopping cycling, and/or a burnout and you have what you have. Without Champions League, and an other huge cash injection like they did around 2017/2018, then they might be in a tricky place that he can't recover from.
Glorious.
Glorious.
This promoted ad just appeared in my Twitter feed. I sense a meme. And lots of chocolate bars thrown at Klopp when fans are allowed back in.
And is there anything he won’t advertise?
And is there anything he won’t advertise?
I don't know why, but there's something weird about managers being in a bunch of commercials like these.
Ugh, I feel like Roy Keane now.
Ugh, I feel like Roy Keane now.
Someone needs to edit this with him shouting move to Trent after a collection of errors.
Yeah Liverpool maybe face a real dilemma this summer the obvious reaction is write this season off as a one off. But if it isn't and they start next season badly then they face the prospect of having to sack their most successful manager in 40 years. That won't go down well with their fan base who seem to form a cult like worship around their managers. I'm sure it's crossed the minds of a few at Liverpool if it wouldn't be better that he walks away this summer by mutual consent. If things don't improve then the only other option is a Brian Clough scenario.
Real 3-1 Liverpool
I must have terrible hearing. Gist of what he’s saying?
Klopp: To run such a show not to whistle for a foul is very bad, absolutely unfair. UNFAIR, its the worst
Ref: Talking to me like that is also unfair
I'm only done German to secondary level , buyt unless my teachers were useless, he said you are getting death threats and your family will be in trouble, get us a goal
But that's just Klopp showing passion, what's wrong with that ref???
Excuses are ready.
Thanks
Funny thing is even his compatriots know he's full of shit. Only in England you'll see the refs have a hard on for his 'passion'.
Its not brought up enough that Kieta has been practically a flop for Liverpool.
ya it’s totally fair to call him a flop now.
I thought he was going to be brilliant for them!
I completely agree with Klopp, Real should have had a penalty and the ref was unfair not to give it.
Nah, he’s still going to be much better than Fred. Just wait for it!ya it’s totally fair to call him a flop now.
I thought he was going to be brilliant for them!
He is really creative with excuses to be fair
There ya go, the Alfredo Di Stefano ground isn't proper enough.
Strange stadium? Were there clowns running around on the sidelines? Besides Klopp, I mean?
Death threats incoming for the Alfredo Di Stefano stadium from the scousers.
I mean plenty of people bring it up, it’s just easier to look past when you’re winning things. He was atrocious tonight and didn’t bother, sadly when you’ve been saying a player needs a run of games for going on 3 years it’s probably never going to work out.
I think we might move him on, if someone else can keep him fit they’ve got a potentially exceptional midfielder on their hands but I don’t really see it working for him here. He can’t stay fit enough and a performance like that is incredibly damaging. It’s a shame as he usually does do very well when he plays.
That he does well when he plays is a total myth. He has about 1 good game in 3, and there's nothing from his Liverpool career that suggests he's "exceptional"
This was the guy they paid a fortune for and had to wait half a season before he was delivered, right?
Better than Pogba they said.
Kieta is proper Liverpool signing. They hype him up to the moon and then he does feck all.