Yeah?
Well he never played for or managed them but maybe he had a fondness for them
Heāll be 57 when his contract is up at Liverpool. Heāll go somewhere else either then, or maybe before then. Perhaps Dortmund
Exactly. No loyalty in the game any more
Bayer Leverkusen? He never managed them sure.
Fuck knows kid
We go again.
That just shows how mercenary the game is
Heāll have been there 4 seasons now. Thereās a shelf life to any manager. Unless you do a Ferguson on it
Youāre trying to have serious discussion about epl? I thought you were better than this.
Id say klopp genuinely does love Liverpool as a club and I canāt see him leaving any time soon. It does seem a great club to be involved in and any players that play for them seem to develop a bond with the place and the supporters. Iām still not sure what Irish lads who rarely if ever go to games are getting so excited about though. I saw there was a cavalcade of cars through certain towns in the west of ireland earlier in the week.
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Was the same in d10 during the week a load of lads out of 5he supporters clubs celebrating
Moving and lengthy contributions from probably the three most prominent Irish sports journalists, David Walsh, Vincent Hogan and Keith Duggan over the weekend on their love of Liverpool and how much this title win means to them.
With the club dedicating the title win to Sean Cox, itās probably the most emotional and popular sporting win ever for the Irish sports following public. This really does seem to mean more to people.
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Itās whitewash
The sentiment and emotion is just oozing from it, the rawness of losing a child is very evident. Rambles all over the place but a nice piece nonetheless.
Not an LFC supporter but to be fair and credit where its due, they were outstanding. Even more notable after playing so well last season and falling short.
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The more that I get to see of Herr Klopp in interviews or his general interaction with the public, it seems he is quite a humble and personable individual. Canāt see him resisting the inevitable ball of cash that will come his way from Barcelona/Madrid thoughā¦
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I would imagine he could easily have moved to either of those clubs as far back as 2012 given his success at Dortmund. He appears more interested in taking on a challenge and AC Milan would strike me as a potential future destination for him.