Reflecting on Klopp's era evokes a bittersweet feeling, not solely because of its success, but because of the colossal unfulfilled potential. The cracks in the system and the gradual decline were glaringly obvious, impossible to ignore. While skepticism about FSG as owners lingered from the start, time only validated those doubts. However, my perspective shifted towards Klopp's management from the 2020-21 season onwards. It began to resemble the Benitez era, marked by an overbearing sense of authority. Klopp's growing arrogance and unwillingness to heed advice led to the abrupt end of his 20-year friendship with Zelko Buvac (the brain) and the exodus of key personnel from Michael Edwards' team. This erosion of talent severely impacted the team's performance and tarnished Klopp's legacy. Despite unwavering support from FSG, it was clear they were too afraid to say no to him, knowing full well how much the LFC fans love him. If Klopp even hinted that FSG weren't listening to him, fans would have driven FSG across the pond for good. Klopp seemed reluctant to request essential reinforcements for key positions. The over-reliance on a handful of players such as VVD, AR, MS, TAA, Fabinho, and Henderson was glaring, especially given Klopp's demanding style of play. The lack of depth on the bench was not just evident; it was alarming. It's confounding why Klopp failed to address this issue. It seemed as though he had forgotten his role as the manager of Liverpool FC, instead focusing on his sway over FSG. This shift in power dynamics led to a situation where accountability became elusive, akin to the behavior of dictators.
@pondelf16625 күн бұрын
A sobering watch. Big up K Mack. Literally you and Jamie are really holding it down for LFC content.
@christiandawit61225 күн бұрын
All the stats you mentioned from 44:23 onwards took to another level of thinking of how bad we have been in the 18 months under Klopp and tbh i wanted him gone after 2021. All thosee stats u listed sums every thing that has happened at the football club from top to bottom and its all been Horrible. A massive Overhaul is needed and it been overdue.
@ibrstellar108025 күн бұрын
The only Feyenord player I want is Geertuide as he can cover the back 4 and has the physical attributes to cope in the Prem.
@ibrstellar108025 күн бұрын
Klopp has had to compete with City so was he overpaid it is a hard one because Guardiola walked into a club with everything in place And Klopp had to get the Academy working again and made us powerhouse club once more.
@salemalsubaie951512 күн бұрын
Man city only lost Laporte in 2020 playing Fernandinho was down to pep when he had stones Garcia and otamendi
@aantonio29923 күн бұрын
Mate good chat but your need to brush up on names and correct teams
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Reflecting on Klopp's era evokes a bittersweet feeling, not solely because of its success, but because of the colossal unfulfilled potential. The cracks in the system and the gradual decline were glaringly obvious, impossible to ignore. While skepticism about FSG as owners lingered from the start, time only validated those doubts. However, my perspective shifted towards Klopp's management from the 2020-21 season onwards. It began to resemble the Benitez era, marked by an overbearing sense of authority. Klopp's growing arrogance and unwillingness to heed advice led to the abrupt end of his 20-year friendship with Zelko Buvac (the brain) and the exodus of key personnel from Michael Edwards' team. This erosion of talent severely impacted the team's performance and tarnished Klopp's legacy. Despite unwavering support from FSG, it was clear they were too afraid to say no to him, knowing full well how much the LFC fans love him. If Klopp even hinted that FSG weren't listening to him, fans would have driven FSG across the pond for good. Klopp seemed reluctant to request essential reinforcements for key positions. The over-reliance on a handful of players such as VVD, AR, MS, TAA, Fabinho, and Henderson was glaring, especially given Klopp's demanding style of play. The lack of depth on the bench was not just evident; it was alarming. It's confounding why Klopp failed to address this issue. It seemed as though he had forgotten his role as the manager of Liverpool FC, instead focusing on his sway over FSG. This shift in power dynamics led to a situation where accountability became elusive, akin to the behavior of dictators.
A sobering watch. Big up K Mack. Literally you and Jamie are really holding it down for LFC content.
All the stats you mentioned from 44:23 onwards took to another level of thinking of how bad we have been in the 18 months under Klopp and tbh i wanted him gone after 2021. All thosee stats u listed sums every thing that has happened at the football club from top to bottom and its all been Horrible. A massive Overhaul is needed and it been overdue.
The only Feyenord player I want is Geertuide as he can cover the back 4 and has the physical attributes to cope in the Prem.
Klopp has had to compete with City so was he overpaid it is a hard one because Guardiola walked into a club with everything in place And Klopp had to get the Academy working again and made us powerhouse club once more.
Man city only lost Laporte in 2020 playing Fernandinho was down to pep when he had stones Garcia and otamendi
Mate good chat but your need to brush up on names and correct teams
Wirtz