I hate the mass generalisation and the refusal to read posts accurately. Klopp the manager does get some credit,
Klopp the man - understandably less so.
But football is about the present and his stategegy of flogging exhausted players, not competing in domesric cups, not having adequate back ups and playing a route one style that is getting found out, are areas of valid criticism.
Mourinho has had his successes in the past too - but is a washed out has been now. Can he be criticised for his managerial style or should we simply marvel at his past.
This is a really bizarre comment. We're talking about if he's a great manager, nothing to do with "the man".
Thinking football is only about the present is the kind of thinking that had you posting that we should sack Guardiola in September. You don't become a bad manager over night, Pep didn't, and Klopp hasn't, 7 months removed from an incredible league title win.
Mourinho's not 6 months, but 6 years removed from his last title, and you can argue he's not what he was - but you'd be a fool to argue he's not going to go down as one of the greatest managers of the last 50 years.