Well it’s arrived! Klopp's last game for Liverpool football club and the time for the fans to say goodbye to what I believe is in the top 3 Liverpool managers of all time.  For me ( from the heart )  he’s the best merely based on the fact he’s such a likeable character that not only shows his class on the touch lines but more importantly off the pitch.

I’ll be watching three matches at the same time on Sunday but Liverpool will be on the big screen and the other two on laptop & IPad such the significance  of this match. By all intents and purposes  I’m an outsider looking in but I can’t help but feel the score line won’t have much relevance as Sunday May 19th will rightly be about the great man himself. 

For those that remember this will be liking watching a famous movie called The Champ ( 1979 ) for the younger fan something thing like Schindler’s List ( 1993 ) or The Green Mile (1999 ) Hard as Liverpool fans are I don’t believe there will be a dry eye in the house,  the Adams apples will be plentiful for sure. I’m really going to miss him and I’m glad I’m not in your shoes come Sunday.

I presume there’s plenty going on behind the scenes before/during the match and most certainly after the match, I’ll be glued to the box as i personally think the best football anthem in the world YNWA will be sang at the highest level I’ve ever heard it in all my years watching football.

GOODBYE Jürgen KLOPP. You’ll be sadly missed. 

Yep, we lost Millie and Joe stepped in and didn't let us down.

Amen. Common sense prevails!

Just a pop at dickhead, I’ll be 6 foot under so you won’t be telling me. 

I can't imagine there's anything less likely to engage the mind of a multi-millionaire football club owner, than the rules of the game, or how those rules might be interpreted.