Omg

[CCTV]

^^ Home crowd obvs

[JockStrap]

A couple of things have been said about that. Klopp mentioned that it would give his staff a chance to get themselves and their familes sorted, schools, etc. Think it was Hogan who said it would be impossible to keep quiet the process of bringing in a replacement. Or something to that effect.

Klopp and LFC will have been working away behind the scenes on this since he made his mind up in Nov. For whatever reason, they think that now is the right time to release the news.

[teesred]

Who knows. He wasn't allowed back to Germany for his mother's funeral during covid. I'd say that would leave a mark

He's given a lot to the club, won titles, left the club better off than he arrived.
Better see a 60+ hoke crowd before he's done.

Massive boots to fill, hopefully the gang of young talents left behind have learned from him as a man and go balls deep behind the new manager

Onwards and upwards

Absolutely.
There's not a manager on earth wouldn't want to come to LFC. I don't care who they are they'd be lying saying they wouldn't. Some obviously won't/wouldn't but they'd absolutely want to
There's a great group of players there and a lot of them are young. The right man could do amazing things with what's going to be left.
As Ian Brown said when The Stone Roses split. Don't be sad it's over ,be glad it happened.
P.s. and it's not over just yet.

[justme]

We'll have to work 10 times harder to win things now. Anyone who thinks teams will lay off us and think maybe LFC have had an unfair time with the officials we'll won't try as hard. will have to think again.. Only team that gets teams slacking against them is Man-city.. and they benefit from their own Manc refs.

[miller0863]

Of course, we could just take what he said as being the truth of the matter.

After 9 years in one of the most stressful jobs in sport, he must be mentally drained. The intense media spotlight day in, day out must be absolutely exhausting

[ianlfc]

Of course, we could just take what he said as being the truth of the matter.

After 9 years in one of the most stressful jobs in sport, he must be mentally drained. The intense media spotlight day in, day out must be absolutely exhausting

International football might just suit him better if he doesn't want the day in day out club football.
Or he could become a football pundit 🤣🤣

[jozza800]

Do we think there's a chance he might change his mind between now and May?

[miller0863]

No

[ianlfc]

Do we think there's a chance he might change his mind between now and May?

No chance.

[justincredible]

Yes,
























he'll leave in March....