Muswell Hill Gooner wrote:
I get the bantering but, TBH, Klopp is a top manager who would have revitalised us if we had got rid of Wenger.
How much Liverpool have spent using money earned legitimately is not financial doping.
Spending that on good players who end up winning him a trophy for the first time in his career is good management.
Building a team that has challenged one of the two most financially doped clubs in history for three years on the trot removes all doubt, IMO.
He has proven he's a top drawer coach. Undeniably.
Liverpool reportedly have done some exceptional work in the way the club functions away from the pitch, especially with regards to recruitment. Perhaps Klopp has benefitted somewhat from that? However, a coach with his charisma, reputation and, most importantly, a clear vision of what he wants his team to do and what he wants his squad profile to look like, is what has really driven their astonishing progress.
I find him immensely annoying, but the guy is a force of nature and I would no doubt adore him if he were Arsenal manager.
Remember this:
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When ol' Klopp was the last man to leave the stadium after a devastating thrashing at home to Juventus which dumped them out of the Champions League, with the backdrop of a relgation scrap for most of that final season.
The guy's come a long way since
