Unless Real has a stroke, it's a no brainer for them.
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What about Eibar?
DailyMail lol
Pep doesn't rly have a reason to leave City. Only other team where he'd get the same resources is PSG and it's a shitshow of a club in a much weaker league. Unless he gets bored and goes back to Barca I don't rly see him leaving. Maybe to Italy if Klopp somehow ends up there or an NT.
Pep to Spain and Klopp to Germany for the world cup in ... Saudi Arabia :')
Pep is just high maintenance tbh
I honestly hope Pep Lijnders takes over for Klopp when Klopp leaves. He’s earned it and would be the perfect person to carry on the good work Klopp started and maintain the continuity and clarity in purpose, team building, and man management already in place, but he’d also bring a fresh energy and some new ideas.
I really do think that management transition at Liverpool could parallel that if the switch from Bill Shankly to Bob Paisley, if not in exact trophy count but at least in sustained success season over season.
But if not Pep Lijnders, then Xabi Alonso is my very next preferred choice to take over after Klopp.
Gerrard had the massive fortune of Celtic absolutely collapsing after Rodger’s left mid season and gave the job to Neil Lennon. Won less trophies that season than St Johnstone did. His success in Scotland is massively overstated, almost everyone here thinks of his time here as a failure with a bright spot. While being near penniless, he managed to bring on a shit load of debt while raising the playing wage budget greater than celtics. Rangers are suffering for it now.
I want to believe
They will leave together, walking into the sunset holding hands
Holding a banner saying thanks for the rivalry in German and Catalan
Alonso is good but he is no Imanol! I really don't think La Real would change him for any coach in the world
I didn't mean it in the way that he would go there, the point was just that RSO is also a former club not mentioned in the article (and contract?) like SD Eibar
We only had one good attacker. Vinicius became a great player when he left. Would not call it a massive failure. He won a league title.
Korean and Japanese commentators nightmare
At this point it's all but confirmed Xabi will be our next manager, right? godspeed, hopefully florentino supports him and sign the players he wants/needs to succeed.
Arsenal v Real Madrid next year will be battle of the immaculate hairlines
I doubt he will become manager of liverpool next summer
I don't think you guys have it in you to sack him. And that's understandable. So Klopp is Liverpool manager until he decides he no longer is
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Mourinho outtacticed him
I didn't mean it in the way that he would go there, the point was just that RSO is also a former club not mentioned in the article (and contract?) like SD Eibar
You don’t sack managers like Klopp or Pep, they sack you
Didn't everyone think the same about Arsene Wenger?
He was sacked after years of mediocrity, not a bad run or even a season.
Years of mediocrity, falling out with sections of the fans for extended periods of time, poor transfers, lack of CL, stagnating methods and staff appointments, couldn’t win a game away from home…it was time to go sadly.
Yeah, you really went forward when you sacked him.
Did I say we went forward or did I just list some of the reasons why he left (because he wasn’t sacked).
I don't think Tuchel will last till next summer at Bayern, so I fully expect Alonso to join Bayern.
Didn't he just retire. I won't know for sure. I'd rather call it retirement ?
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I don't think you guys have it in you to sack him. And that's understandable. So Klopp is Liverpool manager until he decides he no longer is
You don’t sack managers like Klopp or Pep, they sack you
Didn't everyone think the same about Arsene Wenger?
He was sacked after years of mediocrity, not a bad run or even a season.
Years of mediocrity, falling out with sections of the fans for extended periods of time, poor transfers, lack of CL, stagnating methods and staff appointments, couldn’t win a game away from home…it was time to go sadly.
Yeah, you really went forward when you sacked him.
Did I say we went forward or did I just list some of the reasons why he left (because he wasn’t sacked).
Didn't he just retire. I won't know for sure. I'd rather call it retirement ?
He went on to work for FIFA on football policies, but as far as coaching is concerned he’s basically retired (not officially but he’s 73 and seems to be enjoying his life so I think coming back out to coach isn’t on his agenda).
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