The Klopp Files
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What was need to extend by so much?
Only had two years left, and they add 4 years coz obviously we want to tie him up on this project
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It can't be down to success. I think they're hoping he will deliver in the long term, its the way smaller clubs do it.
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Wondering who practices their goal celebration in the mirror more, him or Rodgers?
over-rated enough to knock you guys out of the UCL semi finals in 2013
it took him 3 years to win a title at Dortmund, he stayed for another 3 after that. Took him 4 years at Mainz before they were promoted, held them there for another 3. He's got longevity
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Lol no mate. Lewandowski knocked us out
you reckon Klopp had anything to do with him becoming one of the best strikers in the world? that whole team played for klopp, he turned a bunch of kids into giant killers
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United may be after another new manager soon...
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Had Klopp not jumped the gun with Liverpool he would have ended up at a bigger club like Chelsea or Manchester United. I wonder if he regrets his decision?
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Wasn't Klopp's objective to choose a project, not merely choose the biggest club and go from there?
I would imagine bringing Liverpool to glory would be a far more satisfying reward then leading Chelsea (who would've predicted Chelsea's run would've gone the way it would've) or United (if they continue to flounder, then maybe, but certainly not right now).
At the current state of things, regret is the furthest thing from his mind, and if he actually accomplishes something amazing at Liverpool, then its going to pay off big time, especially with the current generation. Of course, if he wins a trophy, it won't stop at just one, but to create a meaningful legacy.
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That's true enough. Big gamble though, Liverpool still don't really have the means to compete with the money clubs.
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As long as the structure is right, and he's getting in the players that best fits his system, I can't see why they couldn't compete. It's only silly results like the ones against Burnley that will stop them from making good progress.
You build it, and they will come, as long as you're showing the ambition for something more. Liverpool is a big enough club for the time being to ensure it stays in place if given a chance to cement itself a place up there (providing they stay consistent.)
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So explain how Liverpool are a big club and United aren't?
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Globally they are as big as the two Spainish giants. Playing in a better league is also to their advantage
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