Well he is done, said so himself.
This is a key point that some people are overlooking. It's the reason he's leaving.
But it doesn't mean this is the reason for our current funk. Last season was terrible for us. This season was supposed to be about rebuilding, with a whole new midfield. Taking the season as a whole, we're massively overachieving, especially when you consider the injuries we've had. It does look like we've run out of steam now, but without Klopp's management this season, we'd probably be languishing around the same level as Chelsea in the table.
I do think a change will be good for us though. I've long thought that a large part of the reason for the mess United are in (for over 10 years now) is down to Ferguson staying on too long. Nine years feels like a long time for one person to be manager of a football club. Nothing lasts forever and if Klopp is at the end of his tether, things won't improve if he stays.
What makes it hard is that there clearly isn't anyone out there of Klopp's calibre who can take over. But I'm excited to see what next season brings for us. I get why some people are saying they're done with football after this season, because of the bigger picture with the corruption in the game at the highest levels and despicable nation states owning clubs, but I could never stop supporting Liverpool and I think there's lots to be optimistic about if we do get Amorim.
But only for a year. Lots of stress taking on the cheats year after year, so a rest would do him good.
Nah, it's time for him to walk away from the game for good. As others have said, he's earned it. It's sad but I don't think we'll see Klopp in a managerial role ever again.
Still don't see why we can't put our Pep in charge for a season and Klopp has a year off. He's still better than all the managers were linked with.
This has been gone over so many times over the past 200-odd pages. Not sure why it's still an idea in anyone's head.
