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In a new film, The End Of The Storm, the Liverpool manager discusses the day he realised the scale of his task at Merseyside
Jürgen Klopp always knew transforming Liverpool into a champion team would involve a cultural step-change. The moment the scale of this task hit home was two days after his appointment as manager in October 2015, as the team he’d inherited from Brendan Rodgers warmed up before Klopp’s first game in charge at White Hart Lane.
“I always watch the other team warming up. Tottenham, they were good looking, dark blue training kit, organised. Harry Kane, Dele Alli. Everything looked set. Then you turn around, and wow! We all looked like Captain Picard!
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Jürgen Klopp always knew transforming Liverpool into a champion team would involve a cultural step-change. The moment the scale of this task hit home was two days after his appointment as manager in October 2015, as the team he’d inherited from Brendan Rodgers warmed up before Klopp’s first game in charge at White Hart Lane.
“I always watch the other team warming up. Tottenham, they were good looking, dark blue training kit, organised. Harry Kane, Dele Alli. Everything looked set. Then you turn around, and wow! We all looked like Captain Picard!
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