| Klopp off 10:47 - Jan 26 with 14383 views | supahoopsa |
End of this season
Coming to the Rrrr's? | |
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| Klopp off on 16:28 - Jan 26 with 2049 views | Juzzie |
Been there nearly 10 years. It was always going to be sooner rather than later. No real surprise though I reckon most of SE England and Asia is reeling at the news. | | | |
| Klopp off on 16:39 - Jan 26 with 2001 views | PunteR |
Scouse House.
Who was the DJ? | |
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| Klopp off on 16:44 - Jan 26 with 1983 views | ngbqpr |
Evens DJ Pierre
3-1 Roger S
8-1 AVH / Todd the God
...now guess which label Kensal worked for bitd :) | |
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| Klopp off on 16:47 - Jan 26 with 1967 views | LongRanger |
I get the impression Klopp is a little like Warnock....you dislike him when at another club, but love him when at your own, he's a wind up merchant. I don't like him as a person, but admire where he has taken them from and to, huge impact.
What I find most amusing is that he doesn't seem to have proven to them that the obsession with 'the boot room' is nonsense. Alonso favourite, after one successful job, even Gerrard is 5th favourite. De Zerbi is surely the best candidate for that job, but they love a returning old boy even more than we do. | | | |
| Klopp off on 16:49 - Jan 26 with 1962 views | ngbqpr |
Every successful club in every era attracts plastics. This happened before Sky / the Prem too. Seeing the average age of LFW punters on that recent poll, there will be a lot of us who grew up with a bunch of Leeds fans in our class at school despite being down south.
LFC / MUFC attract the most as they've had the most sustained success.
Doesn't mean they don't both have a shedload of genuine fans who are...guess what... pretty much like us.
We didn't ask the Ji Sung Park stalkers to come to W12, but there they were regardless. | |
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| Klopp off on 16:59 - Jan 26 with 1931 views | Antti_Heinola |
Net spend is preached as the be all and end all, but there are caveats. If Man City or Chelsea go in for a player the price immediately doubles or triples because everyone knows the wealth. They then have to pay that if they want the player. | |
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| Klopp off on 17:06 - Jan 26 with 1877 views | Konk |
Klopp was going to announce this last week, but LFC didn't want the story being overshadowed by a Brentford player returning from suspension. Very wise. | |
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| Klopp off on 17:09 - Jan 26 with 1833 views | loftboy |
Scousers haven’t been this gutted since the invention of the locking wheel nut! | |
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| Klopp off on 17:14 - Jan 26 with 1815 views | traininvain |
Possibly but let’s not forget that both City and Chelsea have been charged with circumnavigating FFP including accusations of under the table payments to the families and agents of players to secure the best talent in the world.
It’s difficult to know exactly how much they’ve spent when you have clubs being charged with not disclosing contractual payments to managers and players.
E.g. City signed Haaland for circa £50m by triggering his release clause which is fair enough but given their track record we don’t actually know whether other inducements were made to persuade Haaland to join City. | | | |
| Klopp off on 17:21 - Jan 26 with 1785 views | ngbqpr |
Equally, offloading Coutinho when Barca were desperate and investing the ridiculously inflated fee on Alisson and VVD was game-changing net spend business. | |
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| Klopp off on 17:31 - Jan 26 with 1753 views | traininvain |
They had a touch with Coutinho off the back of a good season under Klopp and reinvested the money very well signing players like VVD and Allison who helped take them up a level.
I’m sure Liverpool fans would argue that VVD and Allison were worth every penny and more.
But surely knowing when to sell a key player for big money to reinvest in the squad is just good transfer business. It’s not like they did anything bent unless I’m missing something. | | | |
| Klopp off on 17:40 - Jan 26 with 1733 views | ngbqpr |
Yeh, that's exactly what I'm saying - in reply to Antti's suggestion that net spend can be over-hyped up. | |
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| Klopp off on 17:45 - Jan 26 with 1704 views | PunteR |
Strictly Rhythm ? | |
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| Klopp off on 17:47 - Jan 26 with 1695 views | traininvain |
Ah sorry mate I was a bit slow on the uptake there! | | | |
| Klopp off on 17:48 - Jan 26 with 1693 views | ngbqpr |
Let's just say if you spot someone walking down Ellerslie in a vintage Strictly bomber jacket and shout 'oi, Kensal!', you will get a nod of recognition / appreciation. | |
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| Klopp off on 17:54 - Jan 26 with 1683 views | PunteR |
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| Klopp off on 18:31 - Jan 26 with 1621 views | Hayesender |
Minute silence and black armbands all around this weekend | |
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| Klopp off on 18:35 - Jan 26 with 1609 views | Toast_R |
Liverpool fans actually calling for Gerrard as their next manager.😆 Please let that happen. Please let him also recruit "the brains" behind his only success in Snake Beale as his assistant. That would be GOLD. | | | |
| Klopp off on 19:34 - Jan 26 with 1530 views | PunteR |
So thats a Strictly Records bomber jacket wearing bloke plus a Stress Records geezer carrying a Renaissance poster around, I need to look out for down the Bush.  | |
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| Klopp off on 21:10 - Jan 26 with 1431 views | Malintabuk |
Makes perfect sense now why Ains left and decided to take a year off.... he was given the nod about Klopp.... heard it here first | | | |
| Klopp off on 23:16 - Jan 26 with 1311 views | ngbqpr |
Got 2 for you now to make up for the delay  | |
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| Klopp off on 08:16 - Jan 27 with 1202 views | hubble |
"On a personal level I love the city of Liverpool and have enjoyed the company of many scousers. Detest some of the really nasty stuff that is spouted from so many quarters about the city / people."
Just to counter this slightly: my own experience of Liverpool comes from when I went to university there. Granted this was in the early 80s, but my view of them isn't quite so misty-eyed.
When I arrived at Lime Street station, the first thing I saw, painted in six-foot-high letters on the opposite platform, were the words: Cockneys Will Die.
In the first pub I went into, I ordered a pint of lager. The raddled Kenny Dalglish clone propping up the bar next to me turned round, looked at me with utter contempt, and said: You're a fcking cockerney. When I tried to explain to this prime example of Scouse hospitality that I was in fact from West London and therefore not actually a 'cockerney' (ok, obv I was winding him up, I didn't actually expect him to understand the fine difference), he simply repeated, with as much venom as he could muster: you're a fcking cockerney.
And during my time there, I was often refused service in pubs, simply because of my Lunnun accent. A typical exchange:
A pint of lager please.
You what?
A pint of lager please.
You what?
A pint of lager please.
You what?
Now I accept that Liverpool at that time was extremely impoverished. Indeed, you could walk past street after street without seeing a single car. And in Tescos when I went to pay they'd often say: how much 'ave you got love? I'd pay whatever I thought I could afford. This was also the first time I'd seen a fully barred-up off licence counter. The Toxteth riots happened while I was there. Oh, and very poignantly, I was also there when John Lennon died.
Nevertheless, the sheer hatred and prejudice I experienced - no matter whether it might have been 'justified' or not - did not exactly endear me to the lovely Scousers. And having lived there, I can understand why there is an equal and opposite reaction, that means in some quarters, Scousers are detested.
As for Klopp, I've long thought him to be an absolute arse, so far up himself that he believes he has the authority to pronounce not just on football matters, but on politics and society in general. Dry your eyes, my scouse friends!
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| Klopp off on 08:52 - Jan 27 with 1152 views | traininvain |
Good to see that Liverpool fans are taking it well.
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| Klopp off on 10:01 - Jan 27 with 1088 views | PunteR |
Im only pulling your leg mate. We'll meet up soon.
I'm actually doing a little feature going through loads of labels from back in the day. So far I've done Positiva and Cleveland City. Guerrilla up next but working my way to Stress of course.
Might be nice to tie in a QPR game that Saturday. | |
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| Klopp off on 11:23 - Jan 27 with 2740 views | JamesB1979 |
😂😂 or actually maybe I should be crying. Your football manager leaves and the world ends. Even if world was in a relatively normal situation that would be mind boggling but with everything else going on, incredible.
Klopp is great when things are going his way. He’s a bully and a bit of of trumpet when they’re not. | | | |
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