Liverpool thread

[waspish]

Think the Liverpool owners will be quite happy if he does a Wenger top 4 every season and the occasional trophy

 

[Blue Budgie]

Dippers getting giddy? What a surprise.

 

[The blue phantom]

Looks like he's already reading out of the liverpool hand book
This is a special club with special fans.

 

[shallyman]

 

[kaz7]

Looks like he's already got the liverpool rule book out
This is a special club with special fans.

Also the biggest challenge in world football(BBC)
I didn't want to dislike him but if he is going to talk shit like brenda...

 

[Sigh]

He used to watch them sitting on his mutti's fat knee. When he turned 21 he celebrated by getting "This is Anfield" tattooed on the inside of his eyelids.

 

[The blue phantom]

Also the biggest challenge in world football(BBC)
I didn't want to dislike him but if he is going to talk shit like brenda...

He will get worse there is no two ways abt it , he will fall right into the liverpool way of thinking.

 

[superseiyan]

He will get worse there is no two ways abt it , he will fall right into the liverpool way of thinking.

Come on, bigging up the club is perfectly fine--most managers, fans, players big up their club. That doesn't bother me and should frankly be water of a ducks back for you.

The problem with Rodgers was his verbosity; credibility (he's still a pup, but he was talking like he was Dalglish); calling every player and performance 'fantastic' and 'outstanding' no matter what; and that sometimes it was subtly about him.

If anything, Klopp is preemptively warning against hysteria, in his interview he has warned Liverpool fans and the English media that “Don’t say I’m Jesus then criticize me for not being able to walk on water.”

 

[superseiyan]

Criticism for being excited about a managerial appointment? Don’t really get that.

Exactly. At the end of the day we're fans of this crazy sport.

Take 2013-14, I had a blast. It was mad. Why shouldn't I have been giddy after beating City at Anfield? Does it mean I hate City or that I'm bitter or that I generally have a deluded outlook on life? No.

Granted I don't know what it was like in Liverpool itself.

 

[kaz7]

New Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has described the Anfield job as "the biggest challenge" in world football.

The 48-year-old German was appointed as Brendan Rodgers' successor on Thursday, signing a three-year deal worth £15m.

He takes over a side who are 10th in the Premier League with 12 points from eight games.

"I was never a guy for an easy way," Klopp told LFCTV. "This is the biggest challenge in football. It is the most interesting job in world football."

I'm sorry guys but he is already sounding ridiculous and where Rodgers left off