Jürgen Norbert Klopp: Thank you. We love you XxXX

To be honest, there are very few managers out there who has the same character and aura as Klopp.

he is a once in a lifetime manager and it will be hard to see a character like him at Liverpool for the foreseeable future.

Wonder how Jürgen feels this morning a free man. It will feel strange for a while even more so when first day of training starts.

Probably hung over....I expect sometime in the future he might reflect and think Did I make a mistake...should I have carried on?...everyone has doubts, especially of this magnitude, only him and him alone will be able to answer that. Whatever his future holds he'll never replicate what happened at our club.........We mean more.

To be honest, there are very few managers out there who has the same character and aura as Klopp.

he is a once in a lifetime manager and it will be hard to see a character like him at Liverpool for the foreseeable future.

I think you are stretching it with "A very Few"...I'd say none.

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Only 2 legends having some fun

I’ve been thinking this and agree. But the way I’m framing it is wow look at this man’s trophy haul and the context of who he has competed against.

This has been not just the toughest period in English history but European history look at the teams he has to contend with throughout his career. And he has won titles, cups, European trophies consistently.

He is one of the greats. All the more so because he is the antithesis to the way football has gone - without his attitude and hope and positivity in the face of a barrage of endless consistency, I think a lot more people would have turned off the footy.

The prem should be thanking him for keeping the league competitive over the last few years and ensuring the interest in their ‘product’ remains

Yep, without Klopp the last few years of the EPL would have been an absolute borefest, with City just having a procession to the title every year (only real exception being this year, when Arsenal have at least pushed them close).

The PL and FA should be grateful we had him. Instead, of course, they made it as difficult as they could for him, tolerating consistently biased officiating and ridiculous fixture scheduling.

But you're right, his positivity and enthusiasm carried him and us past all the obstacles and still brought success. And he's not bitter about the fact that he should have had more. Jürgen knows that the way you do something (whether it's play football or live) is more important than the official marks of status or success that you pick up along the way. I think that's what makes him special - he's one of the very few successful people out there who genuinely does understand this.

He's competitive and a winner, but when he says the journey is more important than the destination, he actually understands that it's true.

Nice way to end it yesterday. Klopp one of the biggest legends of the modern LFC era. I hope he enjoys his time off.

Won't be too long I suspect until our paths cross in some capacity. We might even come up against him one day soon.

One thing that jumped out at me yesterday was Jurgens interactions with the players parents, siblings and partners...the man was a treasure

Every happieness to him and his wonderful wife in the future..........special man

He really is a bundle of Joy

"We all dream of a team of Jürgen Klopps.!!" 

Absolutely.
There's people who say that City still have had the best team, manager and they've won those games on the pitch etc so the money is irrelevant. The eulogising over Guardiola is expected tbh.....
It's true to a point but even if just a few of those 115 charges stick, I don't believe that the twice they beat us by just a solitary point it it wouldn't have made a difference.....


Sounds bitter and it is but that's the reality. The finest of margins are what's denied him at least two more league titles. He has a proud roll of honour from both Liverpool and Dortmund, but he deserved so much more. I don't think he'd trade any of his memories for more silverware though and just another testament to how amazing he is. We as fans have been lucky to have had him as the main man at the club we love.....

Part of his greatness lies in his humanity and his humanity was never better than when we lost a final. His ability to say the right things and do the right thing afterwards, scrubbing us down and then going again as such an extraordinary human trait that very few possess.

To lose as well as win is such a human experience and it's as if the joys and travails of life itself was distilled into those 8 and a half years he managed us. In an era where greed, corruption and banal / brainless simpletons dictate the media airwaves to have had someone and a club right at the very top portraying the human side made sure that we were a shining light in a darkly depraved sport.

When this gets moved to the ex players & staff section the penny will drop like a tonne weight 

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Top tune and fitting tribute.

Like John Power says There's nothing left to say.

Comparisons will always be made with passed and present managers.

I remember Shanks at one time, he even spoke to me, but I froze, and did not answer like a knob, hello Mr Shankly?

Wonder how Jürgen feels this morning a free man. It will feel strange for a while even more so when first day of training starts.

Stoned as F**k! 

Wonder how Jürgen feels this morning a free man. It will feel strange for a while even more so when first day of training starts.

Yeah at the moment he'd be on pre season mode anyway so it might not hit home quite yet until the lads are back in training and he's in Majorca.

Absolutely.
There's people who say that City still have had the best team, manager and they've won those games on the pitch etc so the money is irrelevant. The eulogising over Guardiola is expected tbh.....
It's true to a point but even if just a few of those 115 charges stick, I don't believe that the twice they beat us by just a solitary point it it wouldn't have made a difference.....


Sounds bitter and it is but that's the reality. The finest of margins are what's denied him at least two more league titles. He has a proud roll of honour from both Liverpool and Dortmund, but he deserved so much more. I don't think he'd trade any of his memories for more silverware though and just another testament to how amazing he is. We as fans have been lucky to have had him as the main man at the club we love.....

To lose the title twice after scoring 90+ points is cruel. Very cruel!
It would have broken a lesser man. And that CL final when "F***ing Courtois had 12 hands" to quote Jürgen himself.. How did we lose that final after playing so wonderfully well throughout that game!

And he still retained his optimism and positive attitude towards life taking it all philosophically and zestfully going after the titles again and again .

What an inspiration! And, I am so glad he was our manager.

When something very special comes to an end, it's natural to feel very sad.  Grief is the price of love.

And LFC fans loved Kloppo dearly, just as he loved us.  So I expect to feel lost and lonely for some time to come.

These feelings are a tribute to Jürgen: his charismatic leadership, his communication skills, his humanity, warmth and decency, his courage and ambition, his coaching and dynamism, his unfailing optimism.

I'm full of gratitude. To him, of course, for all the joy, excitement and success he gave us.  But also to FSG for moving quickly in Autumn 2015 to bring him on board before another club could snap him up.

I'm also relieved that Jürgen recognised the signs of burn-out and made the right call to ensure his own health.

He leaves the club in great shape.  His legendary status is guaranteed.

We'll walk on soon again. With hope in our hearts. Enriched by a nine-year love affair with one of the most remarkable Reds in history.

To lose the title twice after scoring 90+ points is cruel. Very cruel!
It would have broken a lesser man. And that CL final when "F***ing Courtois had 12 hands" to quote Jürgen himself.. How did we lose that final after playing so wonderfully well throughout that game!

After what happened outside, generally seen as the one final no one gives a F**k about.

https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/338m-man-city-truth-pep-29207401?int_source=nba

This helps tell the story of how Klopp was always fighting an uphill battle against the bald fraud. The fact that we got even one title and challenged for multiple others is pretty amazing considering the financial juggernaut we were up against.

Kevin-Prince Boateng tells a Jürgen Klopp anecdote:


"One time I got new shoes. They were green, frog colored. He walked past me and farted and said: 'Wow, those shoes are cool, they even make a noise!'"

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