Pre-match Liverpool V Wolves 19/5/24 4pm ko

Well this is it then, the moment we've all been dreading since Jürgen announced he was leaving the club in January 

This is going to be extremely emotional on Sunday, in fact I can't imagine there will be a dry eye in the vicinity of Anfield.

The last day of the season is always a bit of an emotional time anyway especially at home, but this will be a whole new level of emotion.

But first we have a match to play, even though it might not mean anything to either team as such, it will still be nice to get to 82 points and to end the last day of Jürgen's reign with a sweet win.

The Kop will be in full voice and I can't wait to see those fist pumps for the very last time. I'm getting upset now thinking about it.

I'm so glad that Jürgen is a red...

The game is live on sky sports with a 4pm kick off - tissues at the ready 

I loved the early crazy version of Jürgen remember him losing his glasses or his pitch invasion in the Derby. Regardless of silverware he is indeed so much more than a football manager to the club and the City but more than all of that he is a very unique kind warm caring human being

It will hit me like a tonne of bricks on Sunday. I can feel it. Worse than when he announced it. When he walks down that tunnel for the final time...

It came and went so quickly. I wish I could go back to October 2015 all over again and feel that giddiness, that excitement upon him being revealed as Liverpool manager. There were expectations but most of it hope. I don't think I could ever have envisaged what he would do here and for all of us. He made grown adults like me feel like children again. To some Liverpool kids he's all they've ever known.

From Sunday evening, all we will have left is memories. We've all had such fun together.

Thank you Jürgen, for everything.

The only thing to play for is 3 points that'll send Jürgen on his way with another win.

It's the end of an era, a wonderful time to be a Liverpool supporter, and I will be forever grateful to the man for everything he has done.

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. 

Win big for Jürgen lads.

It'll be an occasion that's for sure.

The man is a legend and yet another one who came to us and just got it from the off.

Will he be missed? Without a shadow of a doubt.

Will we move on? Of course and while I wish Jürgen all the best once Sunday is over we look to the future.

Sad day and one we thought maybe was further away than it was but it is what it is

Last time I felt this emotional was the last day of the old standing Kop... Norwich beat us 1-0 with a Goss wonder goal! slightly tarnished but still emotional. Let's hope we don't let Wolves do that on Sunday.

4-1 to the Reds with Klopp running on in the 89th minute to score the 4th

Tearing up already, just thinking about Sunday. Just want to say thanks Jürgen for the memories, for totally getting the essence of this club and this City and for making us believe again. I wish you and your family nothing but the best, enjoy your time with your family you’ve earned it!
A win in his final match is the least the lads can do for him. 3-0

F**k it both clubs playing for nothing. Let's have one last end to end tear up!!

It'll be an occasion that's for sure.

The man is a legend and yet another one who came to us and just got it from the off.

Will he be missed? Without a shadow of a doubt.

Will we move on? Of course and while I wish Jürgen all the best once Sunday is over we look to the future.

Sad day and one we thought maybe was further away than it was but it is what it is

So true Si. But if you'd told me back in October 2015 that we'd get nearly 9 years run with this guy I would have been over the moon. It has felt remarkably shorter than that though.

I promised myself I wouldn't get all emotional until after the final whistle on Sunday.......which is why I'm abstaining from watching his presser this morning.

Back on the game itself, our game is 1 of 4 that's been selected by Sky/TNT to be broadcasted on the final day.

Televised games:

Arsenal vs Everton - live on TNT Sports 1

Chelsea vs Bournemouth - live on Sky Sports Arena/Football

Liverpool vs Wolves - live on Sky Sports Premier League

Manchester City vs West Ham - live on Sky Sports Main Event

On this day......at this hour....The Spion Kop all flags and banners and with scarf's proudly held aloft, the whole stadium together in full voice with every man, woman and child, not just inside Anfield but across the whole wide world, unashamedly in tears, including I suspect the great man himself.
We were blessed to have him....and he was blessed to have us.

A total dead rubber of a game for Jurgens last. The result irrelevant. Just a day for Jürgen and the crowd to show him one final time how much we appreciate what he has done for our great club the past 9 years.

Emotions will be very much on show. But its not a day to be sad for me. Its a day to remember all the great times he has given us. He gave us something we had waited 30 years for, and may have to again. He gave us no6. He harnassed the power of anfield and made it a fortress again. He brought the team and supporters back together. He won it all. And he did it with humility and class.

Thanks boss. Enjoy your day on sunday. You deserve it and you will be missed. One of the greatest ever managers we have ever had. One of the best human beings to represent our city.

Hes one of us. He is with us and always will be. Thankyou Jürgen.

This one is really going to be though to watch for me. Just thinking about it and the significance of that game and what comes after makes my eyes go a little watery.

I felt like sh*t for a good month after the announcement earlier in the season and barely managed to push that into in a corner of my head where I could sort of forget about it. It's been fully back for 3 weeks now and it's intensifying now that we're going into the last game.

Thank you Jürgen. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. For us, you're much more and will always be much more than just a manager.

A total dead rubber of a game for Jurgens last. The result irrelevant. Just a day for Jürgen and the crowd to show him one final time how much we appreciate what he has done for our great club the past 9 years.

A real shame how it's all panned out but I'm also quite excited for our next journey ahead.

Without the presence of the 115 charges club it could have been an even more successful reign.

Ultimately I think that was part of what wore him down.

Apparently 13th different kick off time/day of the season

Jürgen became woven into the fabric of this club from the moment he announced,
“I am the normal one”
He will never escape that, as so many before him have experienced. A small piece of him will remain. And a small piece of Liverpool FC will go with him.

Where ever life’s adventures take him, he will never be completely free from us, nor us from him !
He will forever be a part of LFC.

Not interested in the result, just hoping there are about 9 years of injury time.    

His last pick..tough day from an emotional standpoint. Had to come but still tough to take. I celebrate his time here and wish him happiness, health and long life.

Ali..Trent..Joe..VVD..Ro bbo..Elliott..Endo..Mac. .Mo..Gakpo..Diaz.

4-0.

..tears.

Think we’ll get ahead in this, then Jurgens subs, trying to get everyone minutes second half, is likely give wolves some incentive.

But who actually cares today 🤛

Still gone for 4:1

Almost forgot about the game. There will a lot of pressure to start. Seeing city lose on goal difference would some sort of Karma. Rumour Thiago is fit.

Almost forgot about the game. There will a lot of pressure to start. Seeing city lose on goal difference would some sort of Karma. Rumour Thiago is fit.

Probably fit enough to walk from the gym to the treatment room 😱

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. 

Class! Thanks Keith

Tickets going for 7K in the main stand near the dug out tomorrow 

Tickets going for 7K in the main stand near the dug out tomorrow 

yes it is still a working class game isnt it.

Well this is it then, the moment we've all been dreading since Jürgen announced he was leaving the club in January 

This is going to be extremely emotional on Sunday, in fact I can't imagine there will be a dry eye in the vicinity of Anfield.

 - tissues at the ready 

Waking up this morning, opening up Facebook and seeing so many memories and well wishes for our Boss and that he opened his 1st Instagram account and got 500K followers in his first hour, his smiles, his fist pump videos and then the Pep clip speaking of his love and admiration, just bought the tears out.

Then I had to start work, can't concentrate...have had a few extras if you know what I mean, just to calm myself down.

Have told the Missus, to put on her Jürgen pink Nike cap I bought in Liverpool as a mark of respect for the Man and she is doing that now.

14 and a bit hours to go ...can't take my my mind of that Beautiful Soul.

Love you Jürgen. Thankyou for everything Boss.

I hope to see you standing side by side with my Red Comrades one day in the Kop and I am pretty damn sure, you would brave it down at Stoke on a cold, wet windy, rainy night!

Jürgen, you are the reason my boys and I have such a great relationship. Since they were little, all they've ever known was you as manager. You built this club back up and we 3 share a common love of the it. It's all we talk about. We watch games together. We celebrate together. We moan together. The boys play in the yard all the time pretending to be Bobby and Mo. The style of play you brought and the beliefs you have instilled are the reason for this.

You had us 3 freak out together when we beat BARCA 4-0, won in Madrid, smashed City, put 7 on United, beat Everton at the death and see you run onto the pitch, win the FA cup and FIFA club world cup, win the milk cups twice in dramatic fashion, watch a GK score, and win us the league.

We're at a tournament this weekend, so we will miss the game live, but once we're home we're gonna sit down and watch you lead us one more time. We may even shed a tear or two. My youngest scored a goal today and ran down the sideline and held up six fingers. After the game someone ask him what he did and he told him it was 6 for our UCL titles. I'm not even sure this guy from North Carolina, USA knew what tf he was talking about. But I did, and it made proud

YNWA.

Not ready for this.

The day we’ve all dreaded since that shock announcement in January, keep welling up, every time I look at the tele there’s something about Jürgen on. Think I’ll do some gardening until the match, need the distraction. 😢😢
If there were more Jürgen Klopps in the World, what a World that would be! 🫶🏻

I don’t know what it was like to experience Bill Shankly but id imagine it’s not too different to what I’m feeling with Jürgen Klopp,
Like a hand to glove, he has gotten us from day one, from his own humble beginnings in the Black Forest of Germany to Mainz05, onto Dortmund where he experienced the Yellow wall, Dortmund being a working class city akin to Liverpool, that’s his kind of club, the fans there no different to ourselves, so he was indeed the perfect fit, the only fit that would could and has taken us back to the very echelons of world football,

So today we say goodbye, there isn’t anything I can add that hasn’t been said already, I’ll be bubbling like a 2 year old toddler laters that I have no doubt, but like the great man himself said don’t think of the sad times think of the happy times, and Smile because we have been together every step of the way with him and if we’re all honest it has been a absolute privilege and honour.


Thank you Jürgen Norbert Klopp, from the bottom of all of our hearts,  You Will Never Walk Alone !!



YNWA

Almost forgot about the game. There will a lot of pressure to start. Seeing city lose on goal difference would some sort of Karma. Rumour Thiago is fit.

The game will be sh*te, it's all about the fist pumping and the wave at the end

I don’t know what it was like to experience Bill Shankly but id imagine it’s not too different to what I’m feeling with Jürgen Klopp,

Always had you down as an arl b***ard mate. Maybe not that old?

I think Jürgen is as close as we could ever have hoped to get to Shankly. Totally in sync with the club, supporters and city, his passion and devotion writ large. His legacy is as much in who he was as the trophies he won and a real rarity of a man in the modern era of football management. That's why even the likes of Keith pay their respects!

Always had you down as an arl b***ard mate. Maybe not that old?

I think Jürgen is as close as we could ever have hoped to get to Shankly. Totally in sync with the club, supporters and city, his passion and devotion writ large. His legacy is as much in who he was as the trophies he won and a real rarity of a man in the modern era of football management. That's why even the likes of Keith pay their respects!

He’s a mithering old kunt and gets on my nerves 😂

He’s a mithering old kunt and gets on my nerves 😂

....and you love it!

....and you love it!

Fcuk you too 😂😂😂

The game will be sh*te, it's all about the fist pumping and the wave at the end

The game will feel totally irrevalant, it is Jürgen Klopp's day, with a chance for fans to bid farewell to a charismatic and well loved manager.

The game will feel totally irrevalant, it is Jürgen Klopp's day, with a chance for fans to bid farewell to a charasmatic and well loved manager.

Which is what my brother and nephew are doing.

This is the chance for the young'uns to say goodbye to the only proper manager they have known.

The players and the crowd better give the performance of the season today to thank Jürgen

The players and the crowd better give the performance of the season today to thank Jürgen

I would of much preferred in the Palace or Derby match, but so be it.

Feeling strangely calm.....

I saw the early 70's of Shankly games and what people forget is there was no social media so every word was special. He had the same human frailties as Jürgen it's a very good comparison . Remember what happened after Bill  Bill built the house Bob put the roof on

there was no social media

The good old days.

90 odd minutes of non stop Jürgen Klopp love from the stands is what's needed today. Couldn't give a F**k if we win lose or draw.

Not that he would want that himself but it's no less than he deserves.

Do it for Jürgen..