Topic: Jürgen Klopp

[Millie]

Very interesting interview with Kloppo, that steers away from a lot of football stuff, where he talks politics amongst other things, and mentions his wife was actually in the away section with the Liverpool fans at the Man Utd game, and got in her words ‘her first football injury’ celebrating the 4th goal 

https://player.fm/series/the-midpoint-with-gabby-logan/jurgen-klopp

Brilliant - thanks for posting

[Kenny's Jacket]

Very interesting interview with Kloppo, that steers away from a lot of football stuff, where he talks politics amongst other things, and mentions his wife was actually in the away section with the Liverpool fans at the Man Utd game, and got in her words ‘her first football injury’ celebrating the 4th goal 

https://player.fm/series/the-midpoint-with-gabby-logan/jurgen-klopp

Really enjoyed  that thanks

[number 168]

Really enjoyed  that thanks

Me too, it's great to have an honest and principled man managing our club. Given the sleaze and corruption around these days it's even more refreshing, especially when Guardiola has been outed as deliberately evading Spanish tax.

[Mister Flip Flop]

Very interesting interview with Kloppo, that steers away from a lot of football stuff, where he talks politics amongst other things, and mentions his wife was actually in the away section with the Liverpool fans at the Man Utd game, and got in her words ‘her first football injury’ celebrating the 4th goal 

https://player.fm/series/the-midpoint-with-gabby-logan/jurgen-klopp

I'll cry when he eventually leaves.

[Ghost Town]

I cry at the thought that he'll eventually leave

[Son of Spion]

I'll cry when he eventually leaves.

It's almost inconceivable that he leaves Liverpool.

It's the perfect marriage.

[John C]

Great interview with Gabby wasn't it, love the man.

[Red-Soldier]

Will be a really sad day when he decides to go.

[PaulF]

Rafa Benitez was my Liverpool hero, not only because he won us #5 but also for the absolute class he was as a man. So when he was disrespectfully asked to leave, I wondered if there will ever be a manager who will surpass him not only for his excellence as a manager but also as a person.

And along came Jurgen. I'm 31 now, and although I'm sceptical of most people and heroes, Jurgen is up there as my hero. I believe there was a line about Shankly, which said if he asked Liverpool supporters to take over Poland, they would be ready to do so. I would do that without hesitation for Jurgen.

The guy is class personified. His football achievements are otherworldly, but his thoughts and opinions as an influential person are what make me love him.

He brought up #19 and #6, but above all, he's educated thousands on what it means to be kind, benevolent and humble.

"Life is about leaving better places behind. About not taking too seriously. About giving it your all. About loving and being loved."

I'm not sure we should ask a German about invading Poland. But I get your gist.

[afc tukrish]

I'm not sure we should ask a German about invading Poland. But I get your gist.

Was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor?

[moondog]

Mrs moondog saw JNK on Penny Lane today, filming an advert at dovedale towers apparently.

[cissesbeard]

Great interview with Gabby wasn't it, love the man.

I just listened to this, what a brilliant man. so glad hes part of our club.
also, Gabby is excellent, one of the best sports presenter/interviewer around

[redgriffin73]

I just listened to this, what a brilliant man. so glad hes part of our club.
also, Gabby is excellent, one of the best sports presenter/interviewer around

It's great isn't it, really natural and interesting too. Gabby is clearly smitten as well!

[Sudden Death Draft Loser]

Jurgen Klopp didn't hold back giving his opinion on the international calendar.

"I hate international breaks," he said.

"And it didn't help from an injury point of view. So, put it like this, if we would've played the week after, not again three days later, our players, for sure all the players who did not play, would've had two days off, with the national teams.

"They have trained through all this because coaches want to have their own targets and then they often think they have psychical work with the players.

"No. I don't like it."

[Dim Glas]

Jurgen Klopp didn't hold back giving his opinion on the international calendar.

"I hate international breaks," he said.

"And it didn't help from an injury point of view. So, put it like this, if we would've played the week after, not again three days later, our players, for sure all the players who did not play, would've had two days off, with the national teams.

"They have trained through all this because coaches want to have their own targets and then they often think they have psychical work with the players.

"No. I don't like it."

but but but he’s such a whinger 

Love how he’s always looking out for the players.  And that means all players. 

[surfer. Fuck you generator.]

Psychical work eh Jurgen, no wonder we're doing so well under him.. 

[CowboyKangaroo]

Psychical work eh Jurgen, no wonder we're doing so well under him.. 

I saw that coming.

[ToneLa]

Build a statue for this man now.

Out of brass, gold or platinum?

[newterp]

Raise your hand if you wanted Klopp to knock Arteta the fuck out!

I sure did. It would have been worth the ban. Maybe.

[Ghost Town]

Raise your hand if you wanted Klopp to knock Arteta the fuck out!

I sure did. It would have been worth the ban. Maybe.

He wouldn't stoop so low...

[kennedy81]

Jurgen having a natter with Paul Weller. 

[Crosby Nick]

Jurgen having a natter with Paul Weller. 

From Stanley Road to Stanley Park.

[Ghost Town]

It looks like it's somewhere In The City anyway.

[Son of Spion]

It looks like it's somewhere In The City anyway.

Looking at the vaulted ceilings I wonder if it's the Titanic Hotel?

Nods to your pun too. 😃

[King Kenny 7]

Jurgen having a natter with Paul Weller. 

Surely "Thats Entertainment"

[Son of Spion]

It looks like it's somewhere In The City anyway.

A strange Town?

They look Thick as Thieves there, don't they?

[Son of Spion]

Surely "Thats Entertainment"

Don't you Start.

[royhendo]

Paul Weller - as Hass once put it: "brave syrup".

[Morgana]

Raise your hand if you wanted Klopp to knock Arteta the fuck out!

I sure did. It would have been worth the ban. Maybe.

So yesterday the Mirror decides to run with Garth Crooks' (stealing a living) suggestion that Klopp is the "villain" here. I didn't want to comment on it but it's been bugging me. Am not even going to bother linking the article because why give those fuckers any clicks? While I wouldn't normally pay a man like Crooks any mind, it made me wonder about the media's obsession with "buzzwords" and clichés that, if you're not careful, can sometimes alter the public image of a person... Like the way when Kate Middleton ate avocados for breakfast she was being righteous and healthy, but when Meghan Markle did it she was funding wars and genocide in the Third World. Our corrupt media is very powerful in that sense, so we need to constantly challenge them on their bullshit.

Having said that, it was our JÜRGEN KLOPP whom they treated like the village idiot when he took the players over to the crowd to celebrate a draw during his first season. And look at what he's accomplished since then, despite all the naysayers, and on a budget that's small fraction of the value of the current Man City, Man United or Chelsea squad. This league, UEFA and the media in this country should revere him almost as much as we do for what he is to football. Instead you have people like Crooks trying to denigrate him and undermine his accomplishments. Apparently Corporate Interest dicks are rammed too far up their arses for them to speak the truth.

Anyway, daily rant over. God bless our Kloppo.      

[Sudden Death Draft Loser]

Jurgen Klopp must have had plenty to say on the sacking of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. Surely?

"I didn’t think about Manchester United for a second. Sorry."

Moving on...

[royhendo]

He was comprehensively fed up of the journalists in that conference. Vinny O'Connor set the tone asking about Man Utd, then that twassock from TalkSport followed talking about selecting a side that 'respects the competition'. He'd had enough by the second question. Must be a real chore at times these press conferences!

[royhendo]

Mind you, someone asked a question about Tyler Morton and he livened right up.

[Kenny's Jacket]

A strange Town?

They look Thick as Thieves there, don't they?

Ive often thought "I wish could be like Jurgen Klopp" to the tune of David Watts had the makings of a song

[KurtVerbose]

Journalists have all the time in the world to think up what they're going to ask and they continually come out with the same crap. I guess it's because they have know knowledge of tactics or player development.

I think Jürgen would stump them if he started the conference by saying 'you are not allowed to use the words motivation, momentum, or any other cliché.'

You can bet that after West Ham Jürgen wasn't thinking 'how can we motivate them and get the momentum back.'

[Ghost Town]

Ive often thought "I wish could be like Jurgen Klopp" to the tune of David Watts had the makings of a song

That could really work as a terrace chant

[Son of Spion]

Ive often thought "I wish could be like Jurgen Klopp" to the tune of David Watts had the makings of a song

Yes, as Ghosty said, this might have legs.

<a href="https://www.youtube.com/v/CTBl-Xq2auY" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="bbc_link bbc_flash_disabled new_win">https://www.youtube.com/v/CTBl-Xq2auY</a>

[Morgana]

Ive often thought "I wish could be like Jurgen Klopp" to the tune of David Watts had the makings of a song

Jürgen doesn’t really want a song. Let’s get Sadio a memorable one.

[Kenny's Jacket]

Yes, as Ghosty said, this might have legs.

Yes, as Ghosty said, this might have legs.

Jürgen doesn’t really want a song. Let’s get Sadio a memorable one.

Thanks for pissing on my chips Morgana

[Son of Spion]

Thanks for pissing on my chips Morgana

Klopp is very modest, but I still think he deserves a quality song.

We need to celebrate him while we have him.

EDIT: Of course, I also agree that Sadio should have a quality song too.

[SamLad]

So yesterday the Mirror decides to run with Garth Crooks' (stealing a living) suggestion that Klopp is the "villain" here. I didn't want to comment on it but it's been bugging me. Am not even going to bother linking the article because why give those fuckers any clicks? While I wouldn't normally pay a man like Crooks any mind, it made me wonder about the media's obsession with "buzzwords" and clichés that, if you're not careful, can sometimes alter the public image of a person... Like the way when Kate Middleton ate avocados for breakfast she was being righteous and healthy, but when Meghan Markle did it she was funding wars and genocide in the Third World. Our corrupt media is very powerful in that sense, so we need to constantly challenge them on their bullshit.

Having said that, it was our JÜRGEN KLOPP whom they treated like the village idiot when he took the players over to the crowd to celebrate a draw during his first season. And look at what he's accomplished since then, despite all the naysayers, and on a budget that's small fraction of the value of the current Man City, Man United or Chelsea squad. This league, UEFA and the media in this country should revere him almost as much as we do for what he is to football. Instead you have people like Crooks trying to denigrate him and undermine his accomplishments. Apparently Corporate Interest dicks are rammed too far up their arses for them to speak the truth.

Anyway, daily rant over. God bless our Kloppo.    

Crooks is a total effing idiot.   he doesn't watch the games, he just looks at which payers got good mentions in the match reports and puts 11 players together based on that.

a little while back he had Millie in his BBC "Team of the Week" midfield, based on his great play.  he didn't notice that Millie player fukking left back in that game.

imbecile.