Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on Today at 05:29:34 PM

Quote from: Furious 7 on July 11, 2024, 08:23:07 PM

It is undeniable that 8 seasons is not a short time for Klopp and Liverpool but for the sake of regeneration and refreshment for the club I think letting Klopp go now is the right step even though we will definitely have concerns with the new coach but in the end this must be passed in order to make Liverpool solid in the future.

I think Klopp made a notable difference in Liverpool's history because I'm sure both Liverpool fans and non-fans would have enjoyed watching everything Klopp did and this is something that can be seen and noticed from miles away, that's why most of us miss him in some way, but the new coach has to follow that legacy and keep looking for improvements so that this team becomes one of the best in the PL and the UCL, why not? winning everything, just like Madrid has done, is a great possibility and they have all the material to do it.

That is also something that cannot be denied because after all Klopp is a coach who brought Liverpool back to its prime after several seasons before Klopp trained them like an ordinary club and it was Klopp who changed that even though it was only 1 EPL trophy that Klopp could give but looking at his performance and many other trophies that Klopp gave Liverpool throughout his training indeed he is a successful coach and can be considered as one of the legends who contributed to lifting Liverpool's performance to date.
Its just that it cannot be denied that in this case we must be able to provide space and trust to management that the decision to part ways with Klopp is the right decision.

Klopp has his own path now and of course Liverpool is the same so we can't debate that again because Liverpool's focus is now with the Slot and as much as possible they have to make a good relationship from players, coaches and club management so that Liverpool's performance does not decline.