out of those 4 matches that they lost, two of them were because they were in party mode as they had already won the title with 7 more games still left to play.
It's insane how amazing yet slightly unfortunate Klopp's tenure at Liverpool is. The only team to fail the league with 90+ points TWICE, and when they did won the league, they clinched it during covid lockdown. But still imo one of the most influential manager in Liverpool history. How he turned that structurally and fincancially horrible Liverpool team into one of the best in the world again is quite astonishing.
And we have to adress the elephant in the room City breaking the rules 125 times Klopp should technically be going for 4 now and if Salah didnt get injured in the CL final against Madrid who knows what might have happened
Klopp is a legend, winning the league going up against a financially doped club is a great achievement. Crazy how Zidane and Carlo denied Klopp a legendary European legacy.
maybe just maybe your manager gets beat up by every top manager in finals and its nothing to do with city. 3 UCL finals and 2 losses lmao. also Pep >>>>> klopp
Klopp always was in the finals of the ucl with clubs of crisis. BvB was 2008/09 nothing more than Wolfsburg today, and the same goes for Liverpool. Of course Pep made Barca and City better, but Barca and City were before Pep already Wolrdclass. BvB and Liverpool were far away from Worldclass.
Every fan (even everton fans and united fans) wanted to watch Liverpool play because they FOUGHT for possession. it was beautiful. Jurgen truly wanted to dominate in a way that was enjoyable to play and watch. He hated "park the bus" tactics. Gini-Fab-Hendo midfield were soo talented and relentless. Plus sadio mane was a "box-to-box" winger. Dominated that entire left side. One of the greatest teams ever put together..... Period.
Well said. One of the few managers that went toe to toe with Pep, home and away, in two different leagues and with far less resources. As a Man Utd fan, I am envious of that accolade. A true legend.
As a United fan, the game that impressed me (and frustrated me) more than any other was the 2-1 win at Aston Villa. It finally looked like Liverpool would lose, or at least drop points, and two past the 89th minute wins them the game. I resigned myself, in that moment, to Liverpool winning the league that season.
Jürgen turned his team to super stars. None of the Liverpool players were super stars except Milly who was maestro and won the league with a mancity star studded side. Klopp took players who barely won a league cup from their previous clubs and turned them to an engine room of Europe most sort after players 🎉
"Can't wait for the next game" This is what Klopp was all about and boy did he achieve his goal. Being from the subcontinent, i did like football but it was never my go to sports to watch but it all changed when Muhammad Salah joined Liverpool. I started watching Liverpool's matchs for Muhammad Salah but kept watching due to the ideology of a legendary manager. Football won't be the same.
Holy smokes, your video is brilliant. Shame on YT for not showing me your content earlier. Great pace and writing alongside football analytics, is the stuff I enjoy :)
You got it mate! I think you really nailed why Liverpool and Klopp has and still is such a match and how the team become so successful. Also very interesting to hear you speak about Klopp's tactics with the ball. You normally only hear about Gegenpressing so this was really interesting. Thank you. I hope you will do an episode where you speak about Klopp's Liverpool 2.0. What have changed and what is the same. Sold, patron now.
this video helped me understand that klopp is not the coach for barca, his whole always work hard and press well philosophy wouldn't work there because gavi is our only real player in the midfield and attack that does that well
Love your channel and how you analyse teams and formations and I know you prefer doing expansive football philosophies mostly but it'll be really cool if you did a video on atletico and juve this season cause both have been doing pretty well and their managers have embraced the chaos which in turn has made the respective teams, dare i say, entertaining to watch
A while back i looked at some xg stats. Liverpool regularly exceeded their predicted xg points, and occasionally significantly posted actual points well below their predicted xg total. When I looked at the numbers, Liverpool had the weirdest game state numbers. Most teams get better when they go in front, and worse when they go behind. Liverpool got better both when they were behind, or when they were in front. They were at their weakest when it was nil nil - the least emotional, steady state. It seems this team was at its best when the game was on, heated and heavy metal. Just as Klopp wanted. Great content showing football is about a lot more than just numbers - as much as i love the data.
Great video! And i couldn’t agree more. In my opinion Klopp also brought a type of mentality to the club that drove players and fans to develop a stronger passion for the team from which they could all feed from. This helped the team win titles and play spectacular football
This is why im lowkey scared if xabi comes in, bayer currently play a more controlled guardiola style of attacking while also pressing less. Will be interesting to see how the players and the fans at anfield react to that.
We will appreciate VVD even more when time passes, the man was utterly unbelievable as a defender. Still is excellent, but 2018-2020 VVD is just a very quick brick wall.
I really love Klopp didn't get to see his Mainz team, personally I enjoyed the BVB team than LIV. I guess because he wanted to compete with the better sides of Europe he made LIV more structured than his BVB team that was more dynamic. I can't wait to see him build another team
Klopp is a proper football fan, he wants to play good football and want to make fans enjoy football. He knows football is not just a game and its a emotion. He bring toghethor the fans, staff, players to build a family not just a club.
Without Klopp the premier league would have been 10 years of oil money dominance with City as a serial winner. Klopp saved the Premier League. Side note: Pep spent 3x more than Klopp in their era.
Klopp's departure makes me even more frustrated at Xavi's situation. Klopp started in a very lacklusture way compared to peak Liverpool, and with time he built his machine that became this force that would go toe to toe with Pep's City and often come away on top. Meanwhile in Barcelona, Xavi won two trophies last season, and within 6 months, he is almost being forced to step aside. Modern football is overcrowded by glory hunters.
Has anyone ever realized this 3 UCL finals - 17/18 and 21/22 loss and 18/19 won 3 title race in premier league 18/19 2nd and 21/22 2nd 19/20 won 3 community shields 19/20 and 20/21 loss and 22/23 won
Great video, although I actually think 21-22 was peak Klopp Liverpool despite not winning either of the big trophies. Also, to your point about the control coming from athleticism, in both of the "let-down" seasons in 20-21 and 22-23 the midfield was sapped of its ability to control space with running. In the COVID season there was a snowball effect from the early big injuries, but things stabilized when the first choice midfielders were moved out of defence and back into midfield, even though Rhys Williams and Nat Phillips were not world beaters. Then in 22-23, we were just too old and lacking in athleticism in that area.
And the reason why most players who left Liverpool doesn't perform well. Because they are coached into the system. Once they left the system, they are lost
I think Liverpool were a bit more control in 18/19 onwards. If you're talking about absolute chaos then Liverpool in 2017/18 was definitely it. They were all guns blazing, all attacking, zero defending. They would either tear the opponent to shreads in the first half or completely burnout of exhaustion. No in between😂
If ever team epitomises quality over quantity, it was LIV spending big on VVD & Alyson, as opposed to what TOTT did with the 140m Countiniho money. Great teams must win the great trophies, at least this LIV won a CL & a PL. I rooted for them to break the 100pts barrier, matching CITY's incredible acheivement, but they tropical beached their brains to early. Looks like being invincible is as unique as being a Centurion.
Mane wasn't there and a lot of the others had declined. Liverpool were last a GREAT team and a top team in europe in 2022. Like the video said though, liverpool's peak under klopp was 2018-2020 and the best single calendar year was 2019. Liverpool are rebuilding ahead of schedule and currently in the 2023/24 title race as of Feb 2024 but it'll be another year or two until they're contending for best team in europe again.
@@abdullahaanawaleh if Mane was that important then why did liverpool sell and I don't think 30 year old Mane was declining he was still great but mane was there in final 2022 what about that game and not only Mane others were performing great I think liverpool fans should accept after 2019 many teams found many ways and developed many systems for beating gegenpressing after that many pl teams didn't worry about that gegenpressing football
It's not ABC coaching. They wanted to be unpredictable. Hence, Darwin is their type of player. He is unpredictable but always there to cause chaos and contributes to goals.
Between the idea of controlled football to minimize risk and one of increased chaos to maximize risk, I prefer the former. It's why Pep's man city is more consistent and suffer less injuries. Klop's way is nice to watch but it requires too much energy, therefore it can only bring results short term. Long term Pep will always win because his style is patient.
I enjoy watching football, but have never thought of it on this deep level. So let me ask the ones of you who are in the know: did teams coached by Klopp and Guardiola face each other and how did the match(es) go & and?
Barca has got to re-instill the culture of intensity and killer instinct into the club. I knew it would take a long time to reverse Ernesto Valvede's sleep walking football
It requires a lot of “Energy” to achieve his style of football, even him found himself almost run out of steam, it’s his one of reason to quit now in Liverpool than later, to achieve his tactics he needs to refresh and upgrade his squad much earlier than other teams, all members of squad needs to be either young talent or on the peak of their career, for a club like Liverpool with limited budgets it’s hard to sustain, ….Liverpool will be in trouble after he’s gone, fans got addicted into his style of football, they want not only result but also style, it will be hard for the next manager even he’s done right thing, and it’s also Klop type of manager’s fault, because their influence on English football that nowadays all academies looks for fast, strong, athletic kids over those football intelligent, technical excellent kids, destroying opponents in the midfield rather than been creative there, it’s not football, football suppose to be more artistic, you will miss 90s football forever, the world will rarely see Zidane, bergkamp, rui costa, riqualme those type of players going forward, that because of those so called engentic branches of football evolutionists create lots of similar players look like coming from the same factory production line, it’s fast food football, rubbish but addicted
Well, they have Firmino, then Thiago, and currently Szabolai(forgot his name). Sure they didn't have Zidane or Requilme type of players but Liverpool never have that talent. The closest thing they have that even comparable is Gerrard and to a certain extent, Xavi Alonso. Bu
@@gungrave10what they are trying to achieve is to have football games looks like NBA basketball games End-to-End, therefore Athletic type of players fitted into the bill, traditional no.10 or playmakers’ role will only slow their games down, but then comes to my point above, I would rather wanting to watch the game of Snookers than game of pools,….., like the current Tottenham hotspurs, James Maddison bring such class into the team, without him, the whole system looks like a dragon paint without painting its eyes, and sad thing is his class will rarely have chance to make into national team under current style of football been played in the national level.
@@Seaxuan Err, don't understand your pool and snooker comparison. Traditional no 10 is dying anyway, and it's not because of Klopp. Klopp did have his no 10 in Coutinho, but he wanted to go to Barca so he needed to adapt. And did you forget that Klopp had a handful of his no 10 in Dortmund? Sahin, Kagawa, Gotze. So no, it wasn't Klopp's fault that no 10 is dying. If you want to blame someone, then blame Pep.
@@gungrave10 snooker is a more patient game, pool is more direct, means I’d like to watch old style football with patient build-ups and smart through ball passing into the final third, Klopp’s football needs 10 athletes consistently pressing the opponents through-out the game, a pure creative player got zero chances, this is the current trend of modern day football, the teams surprisingly did well in the last world-cup like Moroccan and South Korean teams also deployed such similar tactics wore down their opponents not through beautifully creative plays but via high pressing the opponents preying on their mistakes, lots of people may like this way how it’s played but I am sorry i consider this is rubbish, football in my era is Art, luckily I still have the memories not so for the young generations, it’s one of reason I like the current spurs team, Great! the manager give James Maddison freedom to express, love watching him thread needle up down the midfield, just reminding me someone before
@@gungrave10 one of reasons coutinho went to barc was he want to play beautiful football in his way for sure, klopp’s no 10 has to do dirty works like others,…,modern day managers are unlike the old time counterparts, they are self centered, good one would achieve their Tactics ruthlessly regardless talent wasting, they would never let players do their own things, that’s one reason modern day players more or less look robotic in a way……Carlo Ancelotti how good he’s, last of the kind, those creative players thrived under him, for football reason Jude Bellingham went to real in the end, because he knew Carlo would give him freedom to express, and make him a complete- midfielder but definitely not the case under Klopp and any other premier league managers because those positional plays and gengenpressing ruining football, looking at jude now he is a true “segundo volante”, an old football term for a knight in the midfield, role used by Brazil in 1970 World Cup
As a fans, i cant thank enough that this man come to our club and bring us back to our perch, who been sleeping for a long time and seems like dont have a will to compete at the top level, everything changes after Klopp came, if you are a fans, you know that something is shifting to better things, from the west brom match, lost on europe final and also ucl final, and jeez what a season 18-20 was, we got all of trophies that available and words cant even express it, but we also knew that this style of football come with cost, if we cant keep our skuad refresh than thats what happen on season 20-22, i feel that skuad is just out of fuel and our owner cant even see something need to be done if you want to keep that winning season we had before with consistency every year, you need to look for players depths, players that hungry and want to works for badge of this club. I know its just devastating that Klopp announce want to leave the club this season, i can understand how tired he is, not only for lack support from our owner, our rivals seems like never worries at all if looking for resources of what their club needs. Im grateful for this 9 years with Klopp, i can see how well my club progress from mediocre with Hodgson becoming mentality giant under Klopp. I just hope the next one can fill the shoes that Klopp left, because it wont easy, its needs time and patience, but i hope whoever is it, he will continue the tradition of our club, the winning team that conquer all of europe and england. YNWA from Indonesia 👊🏻🇮🇩🔴
@@sharatchandrapullabhotla2505No I don’t think me and anyone else wants us playing under a manager with incredibly conservative and pragmatic methodologies
Chaos is not better. If it was Liverpool would have won those PL instead of City. Chaos is not just chaotic for their opponents. It's chaotic for themselves. Running around like headless chickens is not better than playing with control.
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out of those 4 matches that they lost, two of them were because they were in party mode as they had already won the title with 7 more games still left to play.
they really could have went for 100pts but city fell of too early so they just coast after their leauge title was confirmed
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@@陳柏安-q5k what
It's insane how amazing yet slightly unfortunate Klopp's tenure at Liverpool is. The only team to fail the league with 90+ points TWICE, and when they did won the league, they clinched it during covid lockdown.
But still imo one of the most influential manager in Liverpool history.
How he turned that structurally and fincancially horrible Liverpool team into one of the best in the world again is quite astonishing.
We lifted the trophy during COVID lockdown.. we won it way way before then
Nothing short of a miracle
And we have to adress the elephant in the room City breaking the rules 125 times Klopp should technically be going for 4 now and if Salah didnt get injured in the CL final against Madrid who knows what might have happened
Klopp is a legend, winning the league going up against a financially doped club is a great achievement. Crazy how Zidane and Carlo denied Klopp a legendary European legacy.
Cause they feel he will be a legend in the manger list 😅
maybe just maybe your manager gets beat up by every top manager in finals and its nothing to do with city. 3 UCL finals and 2 losses lmao. also Pep >>>>> klopp
@@grealish2234 I'm a Madrid fan lol
Anyway City is a cheating financially doped club. This is a fact whether you like it or not.
Klopp always was in the finals of the ucl with clubs of crisis. BvB was 2008/09 nothing more than Wolfsburg today, and the same goes for Liverpool. Of course Pep made Barca and City better, but Barca and City were before Pep already Wolrdclass. BvB and Liverpool were far away from Worldclass.
Credit to Simeone as well 😏👀 outsmarted Klopp over two legs in 2020
Every fan (even everton fans and united fans) wanted to watch Liverpool play because they FOUGHT for possession. it was beautiful. Jurgen truly wanted to dominate in a way that was enjoyable to play and watch. He hated "park the bus" tactics. Gini-Fab-Hendo midfield were soo talented and relentless. Plus sadio mane was a "box-to-box" winger. Dominated that entire left side. One of the greatest teams ever put together..... Period.
💉 seriously
Well said. One of the few managers that went toe to toe with Pep, home and away, in two different leagues and with far less resources. As a Man Utd fan, I am envious of that accolade. A true legend.
As a United fan, the game that impressed me (and frustrated me) more than any other was the 2-1 win at Aston Villa. It finally looked like Liverpool would lose, or at least drop points, and two past the 89th minute wins them the game. I resigned myself, in that moment, to Liverpool winning the league that season.
Jürgen turned his team to super stars. None of the Liverpool players were super stars except Milly who was maestro and won the league with a mancity star studded side. Klopp took players who barely won a league cup from their previous clubs and turned them to an engine room of Europe most sort after players 🎉
Can plz analyze the best manager suitable for Barcelona from the candidates like flick, klopp, Lionel scaloni, De zerbi and xabi alonso or tuchel❤❤
It would be my dream video atm
Michel is the best option for barca
Flick? Seriously?
klopp is not a candidate
Yes we need this!!!
Great stuff mate!
Really appreciate this little delve into what made Klopp's Liverpool so formidable, so fun to watch and so memorable
Glad you enjoyed it!
"Can't wait for the next game"
This is what Klopp was all about and boy did he achieve his goal. Being from the subcontinent, i did like football but it was never my go to sports to watch but it all changed when Muhammad Salah joined Liverpool. I started watching Liverpool's matchs for Muhammad Salah but kept watching due to the ideology of a legendary manager. Football won't be the same.
Liverpool Legend!!! Best coach and best entertainment in football from Klopp and his team 🙏
Holy smokes, your video is brilliant. Shame on YT for not showing me your content earlier. Great pace and writing alongside football analytics, is the stuff I enjoy :)
So true brother
Appreciate that, welcome aboard :)
You got it mate! I think you really nailed why Liverpool and Klopp has and still is such a match and how the team become so successful. Also very interesting to hear you speak about Klopp's tactics with the ball. You normally only hear about Gegenpressing so this was really interesting. Thank you. I hope you will do an episode where you speak about Klopp's Liverpool 2.0. What have changed and what is the same.
Sold, patron now.
Welcome to the team 🤝
What a video man! You are going right to the top!!!
Fantastic video and fantastic ending. Thank you Jurgen ❤️
It would be a cool mini series to review past teams or managers at their peak and the tactics that made them great
this video helped me understand that klopp is not the coach for barca, his whole always work hard and press well philosophy wouldn't work there because gavi is our only real player in the midfield and attack that does that well
Raphinha works quite hard, Ferran does as well and you could include frenkie if you want
So basically, any good coach is not for Barca because working hard and pressing well is the philosophy of every good coach.
@@jstos3675Ikr, even Guardiola demands a lot of physical work when pressing 😂
This comment helped me understand that the barca fanbase arent the brightest in the tool shed 😂
What are you even talking about bro? Hard work and organized pressing is any top team's philosophy. You needed to word your comment better.
Would love to watch a vídeo about Rúben Amorim’s Sporting, second best attack in Europe just behind Bayern, underrated manager…
Another masterpiece from the 🐐
This video analysis is amazing 👏🏽 ❤.. thank you for this!
Love your channel and how you analyse teams and formations and I know you prefer doing expansive football philosophies mostly but it'll be really cool if you did a video on atletico and juve this season cause both have been doing pretty well and their managers have embraced the chaos which in turn has made the respective teams, dare i say, entertaining to watch
I highly recommend same. Pls, I'm begging.
Atletico have been a consideration for a while. We’ll see 👀
Agree on Atletico. They seem tactically interesting to watch with a defensive mindset that somehow wins them games in mysterious ways.
A while back i looked at some xg stats. Liverpool regularly exceeded their predicted xg points, and occasionally significantly posted actual points well below their predicted xg total. When I looked at the numbers, Liverpool had the weirdest game state numbers. Most teams get better when they go in front, and worse when they go behind. Liverpool got better both when they were behind, or when they were in front. They were at their weakest when it was nil nil - the least emotional, steady state.
It seems this team was at its best when the game was on, heated and heavy metal. Just as Klopp wanted.
Great content showing football is about a lot more than just numbers - as much as i love the data.
Thanks for the insightful comment and glad you enjoyed :)
Klopp is amazing ! I cant wait for the next few years of success he will bring to Liverpool!
I love your videos man, keep grinding 💪
Great video! And i couldn’t agree more. In my opinion Klopp also brought a type of mentality to the club that drove players and fans to develop a stronger passion for the team from which they could all feed from. This helped the team win titles and play spectacular football
i was waiting for more detail analysis of Jurgen Klopp coaching. Amazing analysis you put throughout the entire video. Thank you for sharing...
This is why im lowkey scared if xabi comes in, bayer currently play a more controlled guardiola style of attacking while also pressing less. Will be interesting to see how the players and the fans at anfield react to that.
Club legend... Thanks for everything, GOATCH!
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Beautiful video
Glad you enjoyed :)
Finally you did Klopp video and it's perfect :)
That´s the uruguayan football style and essence. (Así es el futbol uruguayo, su estilo y esencia).
The perfect Atleti coach, if Simeone leaves
Ironically they actually did control games, especially in the 21/22 season. They were probably the best passing team in the world bar City.
That’s because we acquired Thiago who could control games on his own, and Liverpool were transitioning to a more control-based side.
That's the transition period to a later, more controlled style. Seb was looking at the 2018-2020 period.
@@advenco344We didn't need new players to do it, it was a matter of making the decision.
@@paulie-g True, that’s why we bought Thiago in the first place. When he was out, Keïta would play the role.
We will appreciate VVD even more when time passes, the man was utterly unbelievable as a defender. Still is excellent, but 2018-2020 VVD is just a very quick brick wall.
I really love Klopp didn't get to see his Mainz team, personally I enjoyed the BVB team than LIV.
I guess because he wanted to compete with the better sides of Europe he made LIV more structured than his BVB team that was more dynamic.
I can't wait to see him build another team
Klopp and Liverpool were a match made in heaven
If you tried really hard to make this video for another club, you wouldn't succeed.
Pure heart #YNWA
Only 2 managers I admire the most
..pep n KLOP....
I would love one of these gyz at Barcelona
Great video mate! So much of this reminds me of Ange so far at Spurs, hoping he can achieve even an ounce of the success Klopp managed for Liverpool
Pep is my favorite coach and Klopp is my second favorite.what they have in common is great love for the game.
Will absolutely miss Jurgen klopp.
Klopp is a proper football fan, he wants to play good football and want to make fans enjoy football.
He knows football is not just a game and its a emotion. He bring toghethor the fans, staff, players to build a family not just a club.
I want you to make a video on whether pep killing the creativity of players by removing uncertainty in football
In my opinion bringing in VVD solidified them to become unbreakable. Allison was cherry on the 🍰
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klopp was a coach from shonen manga
This was amazing. Thanks for this!
Glad you enjoyed it :)
Can someone imagine Klopp coaching England? I think this really could be possible and i'm from germany.
Liverpool and Klopp were just the perfect match
We are waiting on a video
Without Klopp the premier league would have been 10 years of oil money dominance with City as a serial winner. Klopp saved the Premier League. Side note: Pep spent 3x more than Klopp in their era.
Which coach of the "younger" generation is most similar to Klopp's philosophy? Is there even someone like that?
Hanging Flick maybe😊
All football players will say : "train us like Jurgen"
Klopp's departure makes me even more frustrated at Xavi's situation. Klopp started in a very lacklusture way compared to peak Liverpool, and with time he built his machine that became this force that would go toe to toe with Pep's City and often come away on top. Meanwhile in Barcelona, Xavi won two trophies last season, and within 6 months, he is almost being forced to step aside.
Modern football is overcrowded by glory hunters.
I think him doing so well so quickly has made people forgot Barca are still crippled behind the scenes, whoever goes in won't last long in my opinion.
I’m just glad Dwight Schrute made something of himself after his time at Dunder Mifflin. He finally achieved total dominance of the world!
Has anyone ever realized this
3 UCL finals - 17/18 and 21/22 loss and 18/19 won
3 title race in premier league 18/19 2nd and 21/22 2nd 19/20 won
3 community shields 19/20 and 20/21 loss and 22/23 won
Great video, although I actually think 21-22 was peak Klopp Liverpool despite not winning either of the big trophies.
Also, to your point about the control coming from athleticism, in both of the "let-down" seasons in 20-21 and 22-23 the midfield was sapped of its ability to control space with running. In the COVID season there was a snowball effect from the early big injuries, but things stabilized when the first choice midfielders were moved out of defence and back into midfield, even though Rhys Williams and Nat Phillips were not world beaters. Then in 22-23, we were just too old and lacking in athleticism in that area.
This video is a masterpiece
And the reason why most players who left Liverpool doesn't perform well. Because they are coached into the system. Once they left the system, they are lost
I think Liverpool were a bit more control in 18/19 onwards. If you're talking about absolute chaos then Liverpool in 2017/18 was definitely it. They were all guns blazing, all attacking, zero defending. They would either tear the opponent to shreads in the first half or completely burnout of exhaustion. No in between😂
Exactly my point
17/18 was pure chaos and high octane gengen presssing
Excellent analysis!
Just beautiful
If ever team epitomises quality over quantity, it was LIV spending big on VVD & Alyson, as opposed to what TOTT did with the 140m Countiniho money.
Great teams must win the great trophies, at least this LIV won a CL & a PL.
I rooted for them to break the 100pts barrier, matching CITY's incredible acheivement, but they tropical beached their brains to early.
Looks like being invincible is as unique as being a Centurion.
great vid!
How to create chaos..l
Just play Nunez
Awesome video!
Please make a video on Nagelsmann.
Chaos is a laddah
Jurgen Klopp would love Gavi in his team
i admire klopps work a lot. But the chaos is difficult to replicate. The the problem with his style.
This liverpool era was officialy ended by real Madrid last year at anfield when liverpool was beaten 5-2
Mane wasn't there and a lot of the others had declined. Liverpool were last a GREAT team and a top team in europe in 2022. Like the video said though, liverpool's peak under klopp was 2018-2020 and the best single calendar year was 2019. Liverpool are rebuilding ahead of schedule and currently in the 2023/24 title race as of Feb 2024 but it'll be another year or two until they're contending for best team in europe again.
@@abdullahaanawaleh if Mane was that important then why did liverpool sell and I don't think 30 year old Mane was declining he was still great
but mane was there in final 2022 what about that game and not only Mane others were performing great
I think liverpool fans should accept after 2019 many teams found many ways and developed many systems for beating gegenpressing after that many pl teams didn't worry about that gegenpressing football
It's not ABC coaching. They wanted to be unpredictable. Hence, Darwin is their type of player. He is unpredictable but always there to cause chaos and contributes to goals.
We are going to miss you klopp
Between the idea of controlled football to minimize risk and one of increased chaos to maximize risk, I prefer the former. It's why Pep's man city is more consistent and suffer less injuries. Klop's way is nice to watch but it requires too much energy, therefore it can only bring results short term. Long term Pep will always win because his style is patient.
aka you like boring football and you are a virgin
Pep have an advantage too of only managing champion teams & unlimited funds unlike Klopp
@@abhishekmishra7897 and he proved himself worthy of it . 5 PLs vs 1 PL is no comparison
@@grealish2234 Unlimited oil money & limited money always makes a difference
@@abhishekmishra7897 Managing champion teams is extremely hard and Pep makes that look like a child play. It's like as if he was born to do it.
Let me rephrase that statement. “So how are Liverpool just as consistent as city for 1/10th of the price and 116 fewer FFP charges”.
Do a video on Barca candidate of managers please
I enjoy watching football, but have never thought of it on this deep level. So let me ask the ones of you who are in the know: did teams coached by Klopp and Guardiola face each other and how did the match(es) go & and?
Barca has got to re-instill the culture of intensity and killer instinct into the club. I knew it would take a long time to reverse Ernesto Valvede's sleep walking football
9:04 how can I get the full conference please?
where's the Xabi Alonso analysis?
It requires a lot of “Energy” to achieve his style of football, even him found himself almost run out of steam, it’s his one of reason to quit now in Liverpool than later, to achieve his tactics he needs to refresh and upgrade his squad much earlier than other teams, all members of squad needs to be either young talent or on the peak of their career, for a club like Liverpool with limited budgets it’s hard to sustain, ….Liverpool will be in trouble after he’s gone, fans got addicted into his style of football, they want not only result but also style, it will be hard for the next manager even he’s done right thing, and it’s also Klop type of manager’s fault, because their influence on English football that nowadays all academies looks for fast, strong, athletic kids over those football intelligent, technical excellent kids, destroying opponents in the midfield rather than been creative there, it’s not football, football suppose to be more artistic, you will miss 90s football forever, the world will rarely see Zidane, bergkamp, rui costa, riqualme those type of players going forward, that because of those so called engentic branches of football evolutionists create lots of similar players look like coming from the same factory production line, it’s fast food football, rubbish but addicted
Well, they have Firmino, then Thiago, and currently Szabolai(forgot his name). Sure they didn't have Zidane or Requilme type of players but Liverpool never have that talent. The closest thing they have that even comparable is Gerrard and to a certain extent, Xavi Alonso. Bu
@@gungrave10what they are trying to achieve is to have football games looks like NBA basketball games End-to-End, therefore Athletic type of players fitted into the bill, traditional no.10 or playmakers’ role will only slow their games down, but then comes to my point above, I would rather wanting to watch the game of Snookers than game of pools,….., like the current Tottenham hotspurs, James Maddison bring such class into the team, without him, the whole system looks like a dragon paint without painting its eyes, and sad thing is his class will rarely have chance to make into national team under current style of football been played in the national level.
@@Seaxuan Err, don't understand your pool and snooker comparison. Traditional no 10 is dying anyway, and it's not because of Klopp. Klopp did have his no 10 in Coutinho, but he wanted to go to Barca so he needed to adapt. And did you forget that Klopp had a handful of his no 10 in Dortmund? Sahin, Kagawa, Gotze. So no, it wasn't Klopp's fault that no 10 is dying. If you want to blame someone, then blame Pep.
@@gungrave10 snooker is a more patient game, pool is more direct, means I’d like to watch old style football with patient build-ups and smart through ball passing into the final third, Klopp’s football needs 10 athletes consistently pressing the opponents through-out the game, a pure creative player got zero chances, this is the current trend of modern day football, the teams surprisingly did well in the last world-cup like Moroccan and South Korean teams also deployed such similar tactics wore down their opponents not through beautifully creative plays but via high pressing the opponents preying on their mistakes, lots of people may like this way how it’s played but I am sorry i consider this is rubbish, football in my era is Art, luckily I still have the memories not so for the young generations, it’s one of reason I like the current spurs team, Great! the manager give James Maddison freedom to express, love watching him thread needle up down the midfield, just reminding me someone before
@@gungrave10 one of reasons coutinho went to barc was he want to play beautiful football in his way for sure, klopp’s no 10 has to do dirty works like others,…,modern day managers are unlike the old time counterparts, they are self centered, good one would achieve their Tactics ruthlessly regardless talent wasting, they would never let players do their own things, that’s one reason modern day players more or less look robotic in a way……Carlo Ancelotti how good he’s, last of the kind, those creative players thrived under him, for football reason Jude Bellingham went to real in the end, because he knew Carlo would give him freedom to express, and make him a complete- midfielder but definitely not the case under Klopp and any other premier league managers because those positional plays and gengenpressing ruining football, looking at jude now he is a true “segundo volante”, an old football term for a knight in the midfield, role used by Brazil in 1970 World Cup
Wish we had seen something like "How Xavi made Barca the best team in the world" 🥲
Xavi certainly turned Barca around. It’s a shame he is leaving so soon.
"Chaos is a ladder"
Can you please analysze modric/ debruyne/phoden
Brillinat
W video 📸
As a fans, i cant thank enough that this man come to our club and bring us back to our perch, who been sleeping for a long time and seems like dont have a will to compete at the top level, everything changes after Klopp came, if you are a fans, you know that something is shifting to better things, from the west brom match, lost on europe final and also ucl final, and jeez what a season 18-20 was, we got all of trophies that available and words cant even express it, but we also knew that this style of football come with cost, if we cant keep our skuad refresh than thats what happen on season 20-22, i feel that skuad is just out of fuel and our owner cant even see something need to be done if you want to keep that winning season we had before with consistency every year, you need to look for players depths, players that hungry and want to works for badge of this club. I know its just devastating that Klopp announce want to leave the club this season, i can understand how tired he is, not only for lack support from our owner, our rivals seems like never worries at all if looking for resources of what their club needs. Im grateful for this 9 years with Klopp, i can see how well my club progress from mediocre with Hodgson becoming mentality giant under Klopp. I just hope the next one can fill the shoes that Klopp left, because it wont easy, its needs time and patience, but i hope whoever is it, he will continue the tradition of our club, the winning team that conquer all of europe and england. YNWA from Indonesia 👊🏻🇮🇩🔴
Hi! It would be interesting to hear your opinion on Xavi’s departure
Also it’s a bit sad you make less videos about Barca 😢
If only Klopp could bring this to barca and they had the money to bring him in..
Thomas Tuchel as well. I think he is the perfect coach for Barca
That would be amazing!! But he seems so exhausted right now I hope he takes a year off for his own sake 😭
Not really he would be rattled by Spanish media and not playing the barca way
@@sharatchandrapullabhotla2505No I don’t think me and anyone else wants us playing under a manager with incredibly conservative and pragmatic methodologies
Barca??can someone explain
Football needs to be fun not robotic
Order out of chaos!
Xabi Alonso please!
Chaos is not better. If it was Liverpool would have won those PL instead of City. Chaos is not just chaotic for their opponents. It's chaotic for themselves. Running around like headless chickens is not better than playing with control.
Order ( pep ) vs choas ( klopp )
62 wins they mesnt right
Whats the narrator name?
The GOAT
the purist hence the video is so pure
Park the bus vs buy the bus vs set the bus on fire … which one is Mourinho, which one is Guardiola and which one is Klopp …
pep would be "buy the traffic police" as well.
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Just some cliché words.
if you think hoofball is good then watch liVARpool, if you want quality footy, dont bother.