Is Klopp another Rodgers?

[Christian]

Would much prefer Ancelotti

[Total Longo]

My gut feeling is Ancelotti, although i'm warming more and more to Jurgen the German.

[VladimirIlyich]

I really do hope its Klopp or Ancelotti and not some no mark who the Yanks want in instead.

It would be like having the finest piece of cooked Steak waved under your nose then being fed a tin of pedigree chum!

[RedinSweden]

Would much prefer Ancelotti

 

I would be amazed if he would come here. I can see Klopp coming though. I just can't picture Ancelotti wanting the rebuilding job that it seems we need.

[kemskem]

Would much prefer Ancelotti

He's a Christian too. A devout one apparently. De Boer is the obvious choice

[Herp McDerp]

Danny Murphy going against Klopp calling him not a football man a sports scientist.

 

He was a fan of Hodgson. That's all.

[El Dangerous]

He was a fan of Hodgson. That's all.

As was Stevie and Carra which is always the point I make when people clamour for them to be future managers. 

 

Must be the endless supply of Werthers Originals.

[Section_31]

Danny Murphy, Paul Dalglish, Paul fucking Parker all weighing in with opinions. What does spud know about shit? 

[Christian]

Over the years we seem to have complicated matters with talk of rebuilds, young coaches, ethos etc.

 

I reckon a really good start is having a manager who can attract good players. Pretty certain Ancelotti is a manager who can do that, Jurgen seems an improvement on Rodgers, but if Carlo is there then go for it.

[kemskem]

As was Stevie and Carra which is always the point I make when people clamour for them to be future managers.

 

Must be the endless supply of Werthers Originals.

Alex Ferguson was a keen advocate of David Moyes. Doesn't mean he was clueless about football management necessarily.

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

Not arsed about Ancelotti. I'd way prefer Klopp.

[El Rojo]

Was Ferguson ever going to back a replacement who had the potential to blow his record out of the water or even put him in the shadows somewhat?

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

Fergie handpicked Gollum. Great manager. The less said about his opinions on other managers, the better for all concerned.

[Gym Beglin]

From the sounds of it Klopp has the better plan, with Backroom staff all lined up, whereas Ancelotti seems to think he'd just walk into an office and sign a five year contract.

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

From the sounds of it Klopp has the better plan, with Backroom staff all lined up, whereas Ancelotti seems to think he'd just walk into an office and sign a five year contract.

Reading a bit much into it, mate. For me, Ancelotti is old school, Klopp is new school of football. That's what I want.

 

I worry Ancelotti might have had it a touch easier at his previous clubs than he would here.

[Denny Crane]

"If you hurt Joe Allen I will hunt you down."

 

 

 

 

https://mobile.twitter.com/ImagesofJurgenK

[moof]

From the sounds of it Klopp has the better plan, with Backroom staff all lined up, whereas Ancelotti seems to think he'd just walk into an office and sign a five year contract.

Yeah I like how you deduced that from absolutely no knowledge of what Ancelotti or Klopp, for that matter, thinks.

[Denny Crane]

There is no such thing as old school or new school both are very good in their different ways.

 

I would be ecstatic with either but it's all pointing to Klopp.

[cloggypop]

I'm expecting Eddie Howe myself.

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

There is no such thing as old school or new school

Nonsense.

[Mark M]

Not arsed about Ancelotti. I'd way prefer Klopp.

Why do you think Klopp would be a better fit for us mate ?

I'd be delighted with either its more a case of making sure we get someone in with a proven track record of winning which feel is vital.

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

Why do you think Klopp would be a better fit for us mate ?

I'd be delighted with either its more a case of making sure we get someone in with a proven track record of winning which feel is vital.

I think Ancelotti is used to clubs full of top players and loads of money rather than a club which needs to have lots of work done. I like Carlo but Klopp has been the guy I've wanted for years

[smilezzz]

I doubt there's too much of a rebuilding job needed as some claim here.

 

One poster put it quite well when he said that we have a shitload of 7/10 players but no real go to man.

 

The way I see it, we'll see an upturn in performances when the new manager arrives, regardless if it's Klopp or Ancelotti, as the players will all hopefully been given clean slates and hopefully be played in their favoured positions.

 

Either one would be able then to potentially attract that 2 or 3 big players we need, a mobile defensive mid, winger and a good centre back.

[Jairzinho]

I doubt there's too much of a rebuilding job needed as some claim here.

 

One poster put it quite well when he said that we have a shitload of 7/10 players but no real go to man.

 

The way I see it, we'll see an upturn in performances when the new manager arrives, regardless if it's Klopp or Ancelotti, as the players will all hopefully been given clean slates and hopefully be played in their favoured positions.

 

Either one would be able then to potentially attract that 2 or 3 big players we need, a mobile defensive mid, winger and a good centre back.

 

Yes, I don't share the "we have to start again" narrative. We've got a squad now that could finish in the top four, win domestic cups, and get to the latter stages of Europa League or get to the knockout stages of the Champions League.

[Oh Buoy]

...as the players will all hopefully been given clean slates and hopefully be played in their favoured positions.