Ruben Amorim

[Kevin D]

4 hours ago, Aventus said:

Who would be your choice? 

Reject Klopp’s resignation.

 

Tell him he signed a contract and we expect him to honour it.

[SasaS]

7 minutes ago, Kevin D said:

Reject Klopp’s resignation.

 

Tell him he signed a contract and we expect him to honour it.

 

Or else.

[Dicko]

He's a placeholder until something better comes along.

[El Dangerous]

Got the cheek to be called Ruben and not even be a big fat guy.

[The Midnight Rambler]

59 minutes ago, Code said:

Not very impressive in Europe.

 

 

Knocked out Arsenal last season and beat Spurs too.

[Leyton388]

Pissed off with the way Klopp has just decided to walk out on the club at the end of the season. Atleast honour your contract and leave at the end of next season. 

 

A new manager means a rebuild. He'll want his own players in and we'll be starting from scratch again. 

[diamondjoe]

He needs an early statement win. Preferably away at Arsenal or City/ Utd to get the fans if not exactly on-board then pulling up alongside in a skiff and readying the gangplank to embark. 

[Bjornebye]

1 hour ago, Leyton388 said:

Pissed off with the way Klopp has just decided to walk out on the club at the end of the season. Atleast honour your contract and leave at the end of next season. 

 

A new manager means a rebuild. He'll want his own players in and we'll be starting from scratch again. 

He made the decision before Xmas. Giving the club enough time. And he’s just brought through two first team players from the youth with a few more not far off. 

[Barrington Womble]

1 hour ago, Leyton388 said:

Pissed off with the way Klopp has just decided to walk out on the club at the end of the season. Atleast honour your contract and leave at the end of next season. 

 

A new manager means a rebuild. He'll want his own players in and we'll be starting from scratch again. 

Do you really want someone as manager who doesn't want to be here and has told us he no longer has it in him to do the job? 

 

Oh and his contract has 2 more years to run. 

[Barrington Womble]

It seems palettenberg got it right for once. 

 

 

[magicrat]

2 hours ago, Kevin D said:

Reject Klopp’s resignation.

 

Tell him he signed a contract and we expect him to honour it.

Make him an offer he can't refuse

[3 Stacks]

1 hour ago, Leyton388 said:

Pissed off with the way Klopp has just decided to walk out on the club at the end of the season. Atleast honour your contract and leave at the end of next season. 

 

A new manager means a rebuild. He'll want his own players in and we'll be starting from scratch again. 

Klopp has done this everywhere he's been. It is what it is.

[Kevin D]

8 minutes ago, Barrington Womble said:

Do you really want someone as manager who doesn't want to be here and has told us he no longer has it in him to do the job? 

 

Oh and his contract has 2 more years to run. 

Who cares if he doesn’t want to be here?

 

I’ve hated every job I’ve ever had.

[Barrington Womble]

2 minutes ago, Kevin D said:

Who cares if he doesn’t want to be here?

 

I’ve hated every job I’ve ever had.

 

Well as leader of our club, I'd like someone who was 100% invested and committed in what he's doing. This is elite level sport, not managing some non-league outfit.

[Bobby Hundreds]

I like Klopp I wouldn't want him to be miserable. His times done he's made the right choice for himself. Now we learn if the club is as well run as it likes us to think and if these years of analytics have made it about more than the leadership of one man. Let's see if the smarts extends beyond the brilliance of Klopp.

[Dave D]

3 hours ago, Ronnie Whelan said:

People need to forget about Alonso.

 

He was a very good player here and became an outstanding one after he left us. Maybe he realises it's a bit of a poisoned challice coming here, but more likely he knows Ancelloti is leaving Real next year and that's the one he wants - not us or Bayern.

 

I'm sure he likes us, no more than Suarez, Torres or Mascherano might, but if he really loves us, he'd come. He isn't so let's just move on.

 

I know nothing about this guy, but he's tactically supposed to be very good. 

I’ve decided Alonso is a shit Ranieri 

[Ronnie Whelan]

8 minutes ago, Dave D said:

I’ve decided Alonso is a shit Ranieri 

Hope you're right Dave!

[Aventus]

2 hours ago, diamondjoe said:

He needs an early statement win. Preferably away at Arsenal or City/ Utd to get the fans if not exactly on-board then pulling up alongside in a skiff and readying the gangplank to embark. 

A win in his first competitive game against man city in the community shield would be a good start. 

[Barrington Womble]

10 minutes ago, Aventus said:

A win in his first competitive game against man city in the community shield would be a good start. 

I'd prefer it to be against Coventry. 

[joe_fishfish]

If he doesn’t win his first trophy by beating Real Madrid in the Supercup next season then he’s a dead man walking

[Joey8FrogsLegs]

1 hour ago, Kevin D said:

Who cares if he doesn’t want to be here?

 

I’ve hated every job I’ve ever had.

Are you being serious?
 

[aws]

52 minutes ago, Joey8FrogsLegs said:

Are you being serious?
 

What could be more serious than respecting contract law? 

[Joey8FrogsLegs]

48 minutes ago, aws said:

What could be more serious than respecting contract law? 

Of course the club could force him to stay. In theory at least. It would however have been the worst decision in the history of football. Forcing Klopp to go on without his enthusiasm and 100% commitment would be as clever as forcing Salah to play another year after loosing his left leg.

 

Not to mention how disrespecful it would be to one of the greatest managers ever, and a great man who gave everything for this club.

 

Should they perhaps have forced Dalglish to stay in 91 as well? 

[VERBAL DIARRHEA]

7 minutes ago, Joey8FrogsLegs said:

Of course the club could force him to stay. In theory at least. It would however have been the worst decision in the history of football. Forcing Klopp to go on without his enthusiasm and 100% commitment would be as clever as forcing Salah to play another year after loosing his left leg.

 

Not to mention how disrespecful it would be to one of the greatest managers ever, and a great man who gave everything for this club.

 

Should they perhaps have forced Dalglish to stay in 91 as well? 

To be fair mate the Kenny situation was a whole lot different wasn’t it. 

[Joey8FrogsLegs]

8 minutes ago, VERBAL DIARRHEA said:

To be fair mate the Kenny situation was a whole lot different wasn’t it. 

To be fair, yes it was.