Next Manager after Pep

[Deleted member 87819]

I sadly would put Rodgers in the mix but pleased to say, this season he seems to be fading.

Potter is also an outside bet, he has done wonders at Brighton and at his previous clubs, we are probably too much of a step up but I personally think he is a high quality coach/manager in the making.

I have a strong feeling Gerrard’s career as a manager will surpass both of them

 

[Keeper!]

I have a strong feeling Gerrard’s career as a manager will surpass both of them

He sounds and looks impressive, but let's hope he fails because if he realises his potential he will almost certainly replace Klopp when the times comes.

 

[sd33]

not rodgers

 

[dad1971]

The only managers in the PL currently that could take on the job are Tuchel and Klopp. Of course Conte is a top class manager, but would throw away all Pep has built. None of these will happen. All the others won’t be ready for it if he decides to leave in 18 months. Have to look elsewhere

Tuchel ? Really haha. Not a chance. As for Kloop also no chance.
And those that keep mentioning Rodgers need to contact their nurse.
The next manager won’t have been anywhere near the premier league. I have a feeling pep might just fancy one more last contract extension here anyway.

 

[Deleted member 87819]

Tuchel ? Really haha. Not a chance. As for Kloop also no chance.
And those that keep mentioning Rodgers need to contact their nurse.
The next manager won’t have been anywhere near the premier league. I have a feeling pep might just fancy one more last contract extension here anyway.

In case you missed it, I suggest you read the post again and see that I said neither Klopp or Tuchel will happen. However, anyone who wouldn’t want them needs to contact their nurse, like you said.

One name I will anticipate here is a guy we will face in the Champions League, Sporting manager Rúben Amorim. He is 36, soon to be 37. Took Sporting to their first league title in about two decades last season with a squad weaker than their major rivals Porto and Benfica. And they’re tied with Porto in points as of now. The way his teams play domestically and his incredible capacity at preparing, reading and changing (with subs) games, as well as understanding opponents, is very impressive. Sooner or later he will be in the Premier League, I am sure of it.

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

not rodgers

I'd rather have moyes

 

[bhayes]

I would be ok with either ten hag, potters, and patrick viera

 

[jaseisblue]

Well pundits and journos tell us any team owned by a state should win everything. So I would be happy with Harry Bassett and Giggseh as his number 2.

 

[dad1971]

In case you missed it, I suggest you read the post again and see that I said neither Klopp or Tuchel will happen. However, anyone who wouldn’t want them needs to contact their nurse, like you said.

One name I will anticipate here is a guy we will face in the Champions League, Sporting manager Rúben Amorim. He is 36, soon to be 37. Took Sporting to their first league title in about two decades last season with a squad weaker than their major rivals Porto and Benfica. And they’re tied with Porto in points as of now. The way his teams play domestically and his incredible capacity at preparing, reading and changing (with subs) games, as well as understanding opponents, is very impressive. Sooner or later he will be in the Premier League, I am sure of it.

I didn’t miss anything. You said Klopp and Tuchel could do the job ! I said no chance.
Remind me again what Klopp has won in all his years in the premier league ? Klopp couldn’t be further away from being good enough to take over from pep.
As for Tuchel “seems” to be a decent manager but hasn’t done anything yet to suggest he can sit at the top table.

 

[oldius]

I didn’t miss anything. You said Klopp and Tuchel could do the job ! I said no chance.
Remind me again what Klopp has won in all his years in the premier league ? Klopp couldn’t be further away from being good enough to take over from pep.
As for Tuchel “seems” to be a decent manager but hasn’t done anything yet to suggest he can sit at the top table.

Klopp won't be allowed to leave Liverpool anyway, even if he wanted to.