PODCAST: The one we never wanted to record - Jurgen Klopp is leaving

[Lee909]

6 minutes ago, Code said:

Yes absolutely , being the only unbeaten team in the European top leagues going into February is pretty impressive by itself. 
 

What I do inow is that I will pay a lot more attention to the Bundesliga than usual the coming months.

 

Considering the position they are in, it would be madness not to try and get another striker in during the window. 
 

They only have a netspend of €13,6 million this season, so you would think it could be possible. 
 

 

 

 

 

They signed Borja Iglesias today

[johnsusername]

De Zerbi would just be another Rodgers-type appointment surely? 

 

Plus, his name sounds a bit like jabroni.

[Doc Pheezin]

I haven’t listened yet, banking for the drive to work

 

Question for the pod though (apologies if this has been answered) - 

Have your expectations of the season now changed wit Klopp leaving? Like if we don’t leave the league, is it gonna feel like more of a failure? 
I kind of think it will even though I can’t really articulate why. I guess like a heart wrenching second place is gonna feel doubly shit knowing that Jurgen won’t get another go and also the absolute uncertainty of a new manager (whoever they may be)… 

[razor]

15 hours ago, Red_or_Dead said:

Harsh Ray!  He did swiftly rectify the problem in the summer though!

 

He did, mate, just 90 minutes too late....!

 

But yes, outside of that, he's been near perfect.  I'm in love with him, and feel absolutely fine about it.

[Megadrive Man]

12 hours ago, johnsusername said:

De Zerbi would just be another Rodgers-type appointment surely? 

 

Plus, his name sounds a bit like jabroni.

 

18 months ago nobody had even heard of De Zerbi, now he's being touted for a big team based entirely on building on what Potter did at an incredibly well run Brighton team.

 

When you look at the names being linked, it shows the paucity of good managers available.