NO RUBEN AMORIM? Who do Liverpool fans want to replace Jurgen Klopp?
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- Опубликовано: 21 апр 2024
- NO RUBEN AMORIM? Who do Liverpool fans want to replace Jurgen Klopp?
Paul, Chris, Chloe & Dan discuss who they want as the next Liverpool manager following the news that Ruben Amorim is unlikely to join Liverpool in the summer.
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Your all looking for Klopp type manager but the reality is there’s none like him.
I'm just hoping there's a name we ain't thinking off. Because I don't want Jose or tuchel. De zerbi style of play is great, but defensively sometimes a shambles, am I expecting to much Brighton ? Maybe . Our opinion means nothing now, but I would at least want a manager whose won a league somewhere else ( except tuchel or Jose lol their times passed) . Maybe a young manager , I'm baffled why Liverpool don't want amorim.
@@user-gk9yt6gs8t It seems likely someone called Slot will take the job.I am not sure what Edwards is doing !
Part of me is glad that it has been kept private.
Exactly its close to the chest and because media knows nothing they are grasping
Liverpool will get the right person, if you can't trust Michael Edwards then you can't trust anyone at all. The social media age (yes I am aware of the irony of me posting this) is insane for toxicity and laypeople thinking they know better than the professionals.
As a Liverpool fan...when you gonna stop falling for these rumors. Bellingham to Liverpool. Xabi Alonso to Liverpool. There have been countless players that are coming to Liverpool, only to go to Chelsea or City or Madrid. I knew Alonso wasn't coming and I never fell for the Amorim rumors. Now y'all are gonna convince yourselves that you like Tuchel or Jose for the job. Just chill and wait to see what happens and stop getting hooked by rumors.
It's literally their job to do this to be fair
Not exactly a rumors when Liverpool did contact all of them you mentioned above, just admit the bitter truth that all the target above reject your club
“Y’all” lol.
Bellingham was done, FSG (werner) pulled out on the deal, hence Klopp walking.
I just worry that managers like Frank, De Zerbi and Iraola have Brendan Rodgers vibes about them. I think De Zerbi tactically is the better of the 3 but there is something about his aura that just doesn't fit with being a Liverpool manager. I think Iraola is class and has a lot of potential but is a massive gamble this early on, and I think Frank is the most Brendan Rodgers manager out of the 3.
For me Thomas frank would be like getting the substitute teacher, not being as smart or good as your normal teacher but could fuck about more and not take thing’s seriously!
Just give it to pep lijnders and bring james milner back as his assistant.
No thanks , he was a shite manager !
No
100%
I don’t think this person currently exists, but we need another manager who can sit down in his first presser and but a timeline on winning the league (and not be laughed out the room)
I liked Alonso, but i was completely sold on Amorim. If he's definitely out it's a big step down to whoever is the next target.
That’s the thing….every other manager (aside from Amorim who is a gamble) feels like certain failure.
Beginning to look like FSG incompetence once again.
@@ItsMe-kv9mnwhen have fsg EVER shown incompetence when it comes to the business/ recruitment side!? Whoever we get will be the best choice available.
@ItsMe-kv9mn Edwards is in charge of recruiting so get off your anti FSG agenda
@@paulinebarbara5665this new fly on the wall documentary is fsgs doing.
Could be the reason klopps leaving.
It’s either Amorim or someone none of us have even considered as of yet because all of those managers you’ve plucked out are appalling choices. Proven failure after proven failure.
Proven failure after proven failure? If Tuchel gets past Madrid he'll be the first ever manager to reach a UCL final with 3 different teams. Emery has won 4 Europa Leagues and got to the final with the worst Arsenal side I've ever seen, currently he's got Diaby, Bailly and Watkins in the top 4 when Gerrard has those same players facing relegation.
@@francisbartoszewski2284 That's because Tuchel inherited some already strong teams. You can't just look at trophies won. By that logic Klopp is the same as Ranieri.
@@cw2915 did he? He won the champions league with a front 3 of Werner, Havertz and Mount. Probably the weakest side to win it since us in 2005. His other UCL final was with PSG, something no other PSG manager has done, even Ancelotti couldn't.
Unai emery is hardly a failure
Well said
Imagine suggesting Tuchel
Pants😂😂😂
Hasn’t got a clue
He always follows in Klopps footsteps
Why not? If he gets past Madrid he'll be the first ever manager to reach the Champions League final with 3 teams. He won the Champions League with a front 3 of Werner, Mount and Havertz. Arguably the worst team to win it since ours in 2005.
@@francisbartoszewski2284lord of the rings head
After Klopp I want another likable manager. If we got Emery, just imagine - he walks into his first press conference, fancy suit and slick black hair. He sits down with a smile on his face and a twinkle in his eye, leans forward into the mic and says "Good ebening".
We would instantly fall in love with him.
No not emery he isn't our style of manager
I wouldn't get Emery , but would buy Bailey from Villa instead of Salah, but first I would try to get Bowen from West Ham.
Hahahaha yeah
@@sebastianvella8992why
@@RossCo.Hso what
I'm slightly worried about Liverpool. Something going in at Liverpool. Klopp is leaving because he can't 'keep running on 3 wheels'. Alonso refused the job. Very odd. Ruben Amorim started talking with West Ham. Now Arne WHAT!
Thiago Motta, Abel Ferreira, or Amorim would be picks for me. No Mourinho or Tuchel imho.
Motta is a great shout. They’re a brilliant team to watch
Really don’t know how you can have since November to sort this and still be scrambling. Real danger we fall to pieces for a couple seasons here
Who said they’re scrambling? All these rumours coming out are not coming from the club as we don’t speak on business before it’s done. If westham are gonna get Amorim it’s definitely not a matter of them getting him over us it’s because we don’t want him. If anything it’s evidence of the contrary to “scrambling” probably means we have a plan and we’re executing it. The club probably won’t announce ANYTHING until after the season finishes and we’ve said fair well to klopp
I mean, Klopp said very clearly that the reason they didn't start contacting managers before announced he was leaving was because leaks happen and it creates rumours that derail the teams attention. The targets were Xavi and Ruben Amorim, it's unlikely given the nature of what they knew at the time, that both would say no.
@@lowercentenarythat's complete and utter bollocks!!! Do you think Edwards came back thinking he'll only be able to work with a cheap 'muppet' you and everyone have no idea what the plan is.... We're one of the best run clubs in the world!!!
@@johnprosser5035 Was. Not are.
@@lowercentenary fsg hired klopp when ancelotti was available. Brendan also whilst it didn’t quite get over the line was another really good appointment. No you can believe it’s because they’re cheap and those were the cheaper options and you could well be right. But I’d like to believe it’s because they know how to run a sports franchise. It’s what they do and they have a pretty good track record. Klopp and edwards can’t “make them look good” without being hired by them in the first place. Appointments is something they tend to get right. And that’s just facts
Listen.. hear me out, get Gerrard in for worst case a year until better potential managers come up. At best he’s a legend at the club, helps out as ‘caretaker’ also gives tips to our midfield (soboz especially). If it doesn’t work out then I highly doubt Liverpool fans would begrudge him if he doesn’t too well..#ynwa
I actually think that could be a runner.
Maybe leave pep under him
Yeahh see this is a good shout
Would be exactly like Lampard at Chelsea.
Is that the ominous shadow of Gerrard coming over the horizon…!?!
I hope not.
Yeh course
Tuchel
Absolutely hate most of these shouts. Emery is an absolute no. Had a chance at Arsenal , completely middling.
Why
He’s a great tactician but as an actual manager he hasn’t proven it at a top club
@@Do27gg LOL. That's just not true. "At Sevilla, Emery won an unprecedented three consecutive Europa Leagues, and moved to French club Paris Saint-Germain in 2016. There, he won a Ligue 1 title, two Coupe de France titles, two Coupe de la Ligues, and two Trophée des Champions, which included a domestic quadruple in his second season.[3] After the expiry of his contract, Emery was appointed as head coach of English club Arsenal in 2018, succeeding Arsène Wenger. He finished Europa League runner-up in his first season, before being dismissed in November 2019. He was hired by Villarreal in July 2020, where he won the Europa League in his first season and guided the club to a Champions League semi-final run in the following season. In October 2022, he left Villarreal and returned to the Premier League to manage Aston Villa and guided them to qualification for the UEFA Conference League" Also, he's transformed Aston Villa. No other team beat Arsenal twice, and he also beat Man City. WITH VILLA!! I think Emery is definitely special.
Mate you clearly know nothing about Emery...
@@CheerfulPhoenix I’ve watched his teams for years. I know his ceiling. If the intention is to hire someone for a couple of years while we wait to get Alonso or someone else who’s ceiling is higher….so be it. If city get done next season, I’d ideally not want to be challenging Arsenal with a manager who couldn’t make it there. He doesn’t have the personality for a club running on passion like Liverpool. I don’t want a return to a robotic manager a la Benitez. I like the manager to be a reflection of the fans. So yeah - he’s a decent man and a decent manager. I think we should be aiming higher when replacing the best manager we’ve had in 50 years, not a safe pair of hands.
When de zerbi & Brighton defeat ManC on Thursday, Roberto the italian stallion 😮will be odds on favourite. He is also very admired by Klopp.
Did Hansi Flick used to be a Subbuteo manager?? ;)
😂
Flick would be good from day one.
German here and no, please not Hansi Flick.
@@kcirtap00why
@@sebastianvella8992really
Now the question is what was Jose Morinho doing at yesterday’s game against Fulham ?!
Inzaghi's name should be high up on the list!
Doesn’t speak english
@@Benjamin-hp8mw Absolutely he is like Lippi can't say a word of English. I think even Zidane can't speak English very well.
@@Benjamin-hp8mw the players should learn Italian then
@@Benjamin-hp8mwso
I don’t reckon any of the names speculated since Alonso committed to BL were ever FSG options. My hunch is if Amorim doesn’t happen, then FSG are looking at a short term replacement. Tuchel or Jose. And then in years time go for Alonso. If not Alonso, Ancelotti is another possibility once his RM contract winds down. A wild card return for Klopp after a good rest is not inconceivable either.
Agree with the mush of managers point
It's going to be Gary O'Neil.
Just have a feeling. Used to play with Richard Hughes, and former Liverpool coach too.
I can see it happening.
Nobody in his right mind would get an English/British manger. We had an Englishman, Irishman and Scotsman from 2010 to 2015 and won one League Cup with club super legend Dalglish.
@@sebastianvella8992 >Sample size: 5 seasons
OKAY LOL
Hughes literally sacked him at Bournemouth
@DeanotalksLFC it was Bill Foley's decision, he came out an said "this is on me."
Club is finished if that’s the case. Absolutely finished lmao
At the moment, nobody knows who the next manager will be.
I have a feeling it is someone who is currently working, waiting till the summer comes, and then the announcement will be made.
I was told a week ago roger Schmidt has already agreed to take charge
Is there any mileage in thinking we need an interim manager until we land Alonso??
Completely get he wouldn't want to come straight after Klopp and class that he showing loyalty to BL but next year or two maybe?
My thought process was get Jose for a year or 2 then Alonso comes after. Mourinho was at our last game and I doubt he was there for Fulham
Alonso is off to real Madrid
Conspiracy theory: This all reads that GM/sporting director will have too much control over the team rather than the incoming manager. Back to pre Shankly days, where the manager never picked the team. Maybe why nobody wants to manage Liverpool.
Amorim's got tactical genius but in the last few weeks that I learnt more about him , I kinda started to not vibe with him as a fan , I am not sure he would fit the vibes of Liverpool club. He's got that pride in himself about being the "next big thing". Definitely not as humble as Jurgen I would say.
I'm beginning to think there's something amiss in the Liverpool front office that's causing this, starting with Klopp's early exit after signing extension and other top managers saying no. The club's unwillingness to spend money for top talent while expecting the manager to perform miracles with what they have on the roster has become a big issue.
This appointment really determines the next direction we will go in. We will either drop off abit or really step to the next level.
I think pep linjders would make sense now. Abit of continuity until someone becomes available
Chris Coleman should definitely be first choice
😒😒😒😒😒
I don’t understand what Xavi has to offer. Why is his name even being mentioned?
Just his name, and he’d just go back to Barca when the time is right. Need someone that will stay no matter what
Option-1: If Liverpool doesn't get Amorim , they should "go to" Gerrard and ask him to manage the club for next two years until Xabi Alonso is out of contract at Bayer Leverkusen and then get Xabi Alonso. Even if it should come at a cost of two years of Downtime, it will worth the wait .
Option-2: Make Option 1 work somehow.xD
It's gonna end up being someone we least expect 😢
I was never sold on the idea of Pep Lijnders taking over but I’d prefer him over De Zerbi and Frank!
Ange postegcoglu Unai emery and Thomas franke are the only options that I could get on board with if not Alonso or Amorim
Hansi Flick.
@@sebastianvella8992 not interested in flick
At all.
@@aaronwillis1059why
Ange 😂😂😂
Both Amorim and Alonso are living the Life in the clubs they represent. They both have a SAY in their club, even though they're facing lower budgets. They're too young to sell themselves towards a "product". Yes, the PL is simply, an UEFA product. They'll do that when they're older, when they decide to manage egocentric kids, instead of managing humble men. These 2 managers are on another level.
Great shout Chloe. Thiago Motta would be the one stylistic standout outside of Amorim. If not, I would just get an interim manager for next season before going all out for Alonso.
You can't just waste a whole year with an interim manager that's way too risky
Torres, Gerrard or Mourinho for the memes, right? Right? Unai Emery would be my pick, but I don't see him leaving.
Paul is probably my favourite and the person I tend to agree with most. But I’ve never taken so adversely to an opinion made by Chris before. He literally named my worst nightmares. And it’s like he doesn’t know our club simeone has NO business anywhere near our club. That underhanded, dark arts, super defensive vile mentality would undo EVERYTHING jurgen built us up to be for over a decade. The players mentality’s wouldn’t even fit it, the kids we’ve built up in the academy wouldn’t either. We need somebody who’s not the same as klopp but has similar positive philosophy of rising above the trash, of knowing something’s in the world mean more than football all of that.
The silence tells me that the new manager has his hand full now with a run-in.
Thomas Frank is like if someone who has dementia and hadn’t seen Klopp in over 30 years was asked to describe him from memory
Nice one:)
Thanks for the video
Unai Emry would be a great option. He has EPL experience. Plus he's won trophies and managed big clubs
This might sound strange how about Vincent Kompany only the way he gets his teams to play
Really? 😂
@@Do27gg Would be funny lol
🤦♂️
Be quiet pls. Such a horrible suggestion
@@GhostJJJ LOL
I like de Zerbi myself, he's solid managers
I want Xavi or Zidane but if I’m being more realistic it’d have to be Emery or Frank
Tuchel is the most obvious stop gap choice till Alonso finishes his Leverkusen project. Look what he did to Arsenal. The guy will keep Liverpool deep in the cups he might even win one plus he will easily get top 4 with the talent at Liverpool. Go for a guy who is not used to a big club and Liverpool might end up in top 6 battles.
From what I have seen of Leipzig recently I think Marco Rosa would be a good fit for Liverpool.
With the way this going, i think liverpool already have a coach lined up. They'll just us like they always do.
Feeling Arne Slot the more I read & watch.
De Zerbi always been my favourite.
Both of those will be a complete disaster, liverpool are finished the next few years will consist of the fans trying to get rid of FSG ,it will be a spectacular fall from grace for liverpool as soon as klopp leaves
@@Taharqo.saved.the.Hebrewwhy
@@LoyalFan9383 FSG are broke and got lucky Klopp wasn't in a job when they approached him ,now klopp is leaving FSG are screwed
if its not alonso or anorim, i am really scared
I trust Edwards and business but I'm getting worried
I'd have tried to persuade Linders
The cheapest option for FSG is Pep, (also the worst imho) so that’s who will probably get the job, the problem is he has seen over the last several years how cheap they are, and it’s probably why they are struggling to fill the position in the first place, because every manager in world football has seen the financial restrictions klopp has worked under, your expected to get City and Madrid results with a budget of Wolves
I think Liverpool would be an attractive club to manage given the squad available and the young players coming through. It kind of feels like that with the departure of Klopp, a few players will be leaving as well (Salah, Allison, Matip, Thiago, Diaz, maybe even TAA).
If Amorim is appointed, he'll want to bring in his own players to fill out the squad. With the sale of some of the players above (Matip and Thiago will leave on frees) there should be enough money in the war chest to bring in good quality.
Amorim is my frontrunner to replace Klopp now that Alonzo is staying at Leverkusen.
Why would allison and TAA go?
@@cowboy8968 - TAA to play at Madrid, Allison because the squad will have changed - made up of "kids".
@@nattyswede you’re miles off it
@@cowboy8968 - Ok. Fair enough.
He's not ruled our yet. Certain he is on the list of LFC but would be irresponsible of club not to speak to a few targets & decide. Also the managers are obviously gonna speak to a few clubs as well.
I'd love the Argentina manager but he ain't leaving them
Jose or no one, it’s another banter era if nothing is properly planned
We don’t need an up and comer! We need an established manager with pedigree. We’re simply too massive to put in the hands of a manager who is green as a pepper tree. Inzaghi, Tuchel, and Emery are the ones that pop to mind.
Inzaghi? Not exactly that experienced also Liverpool's poor track record with Italian players I'd prefer we stay away from Italian managers with the exception of Ancelotti, Tuchel at Chelsea won CL but completely floundered in the league he couldn't challenge on two fronts and Emery I think he's at his best when he doesn't have the pressure of managing a club with huge expectations - when you say you don't want a young upcoming manager that's the route Bayer Leverkusen took that led them to Xabi Alonso - let's trust Edwards, he knows what best fits Liverpool and if it turns out that person isn't up to it we can always change the manager, like we did when replacing Brendan with Klopp
@@lowercentenaryso
@@paulinebarbara5665why
This idea that we need someone who is an up and coming manager is terrible, Klopp was not an up and coming manager. Arsen wenger was probably the last up and coming manager to win the league.
We need Emery, he is world class quality, a proven winner who already has experience taking over from a dynasty, except Klopp is walking away from a far superior team than Wenger did.
100%, IT HAS TO BE EMERY OR UNTIL WILL GET HIM 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
World class quality? Absolutely not lmao he failed at the two biggest clubs he’s been at and he’s at his peak as a manager. Good for teams below the best. Not cut out for the top level
@@user-dv4bm2pk5ewhy not
It’s not fifa, you need a manager that can deal with world class players. Up and coming is perfect because it’ll make it sustainable even tho he may need more time
@@user-dv4bm2pk5e You havnt a clue man, He has the highest win rate of any PSG manager, so you must be calling him a failure because he didnt win the CL with them? Thats Low IQ stuff. He topped his group both times he played, Groups that included Arsenal and Bayern Munich and was knocked out by Barca and Real in each Knock out round and Real went on to win it the year they beat him.
He beat klopp in the Europa league final, a final he has won more than any other manager, 4 times he has done it with 2 different teams and beaten bigger clubs in the final like Liverpool and Manchester United.
The only thing that could be considered a failure is his time at Arsenal, a club that did not give him the time he needed. The Arsenal fans are also the worst, most entitled fans in England, they didn't help him either even after he took that shitty team to a Europa league final too.. After he was sacked he went to Villa Real, beat Arsenal in the semi final of the Europa and then Beat United in the final.
Just look at what he is doing with Fking Villa right now, Villa are prob going to be in the Champions league next year, thats crazy, in a season where they have had huge wins over the biggest clubs, and they are still in with a shout of a European trophy while doing it.
Uni Emery is world class, Proven world class to anyone with more IQ than a rock.
Failed LOL, tell me you know nothing without saying you know nothing 🤣
@@Do27gg This does not make any sence. Surley a world class proven winner can control world class players better than a manager nobody ever heard of before klopp said he was leaving. I dont understand what you are trying to say.
I like De Zerbi, I think you are misjudging him, what the reasons clearly are as why you don't like him on a human level please elaborate. De Zerbi is a footballing man who really gets football and that's exactly what Liverpool need with their squad, he might be more flexible than Amorim. I like De Zerbi and think he's more similar to Klopp than any other manager, I like Amorim too. I just went Trent to be played in a central position and for him to become the base of the team, as well as playing Darwin as an out and out striker which Amorim's 343 suits, 4231 with De Zerbi suits too and might be even better for our squad with Trent playing at the base of the 2 rotating with Mac Allister and allowing our other midfielders to play in that central CAM role suiting our 11 player midfield. I think De Zerbi might be even higher quality than Amorim or Alonso, as Brighton are already the level of a Bayer Levurkusen and West Ham which if Amorim wants to go there, maybe both Alonso and Amorim want to spend time with that kind of club before going to a big club as they are both young
RDZ is a top coach. He's exactly what we need. Taking Brighton & Hove Albion to a top 6 finish in the premier league last season is equivalent to winning the prem title with Liverpool or at least a proper title charge. His Brighton side have played the best football in the league and they are average players. This season he's lost his best players in Macca & Caicedo. The players they've brought in like Dahoud and Ansu Fati haven't worked and his current best players Solly March & Mitoma have been missing for the majority of the season. Key midfielder Billy Gilmour out for what looks like 4 months, as well as their main strikers Joao Pedro and Wellbeck, and key full back Estipinan all being out for 2months each as well. With all these massive problems in his squad he's still managed to keep them in the top half of the table and only 6 points of 6th again.
He's got the passion you love to see but he's also a very progressive young coach and he was a very good technical and clever player back in his playing days. He is a student of the game and a football man through and through. He doesn't take any sh!t from the media and he's got massive heart which is exactly what LFC need after Klopp.
He can't set up a defence properly to save his life. We need a lot more defensive solidity like we used to have in 18/19 and 19/20.
@@taliamason7986so
@@taliamason7986almost as bad as klopps defensive set up though if we didn't have van dijk or Allison more goals would be conceded
@@taliamason7986 That defensive stability came with prime Alisson, prime VVD, prime Fab, and a prime work horse midfield, and a prime front 3 who were the best at defending from the front.
Brighton play a brave but very risky game. However their high risk-high reward play is only that because they don't have the individual quality to control the game to that superior high level like City can. If they did it would be medium to low risk and high reward. Last season Brighton were much better when MacAllister was dictating the game for them and Caicedo was cleaning up. Individual quality is massive especially for a team that plays progressive expansive football.
If a game could be controlled via possession at 100% (call that ManCity) Brighton players can only control that same game at maybe 60-70%. If they had the players to control the game in possession to a higher degree, they'd be much for fluid and efficient in possession and that would lead to more control and less chances given away. De Zerbi is capped at Brighton, it's not the fact he doesn't know how to defend, he's Italian, that's what they do), his players simply aren't good enough to implement his style of play, if he takes over at ManCity from Pep, what i'm saying would be a lot clearer.
Hope they give Pep a chance or try to get Emery
Pep lmao real sad state this club is in
Pep said he isn't interested
@@GhostJJJ Pep Lijnders you numpty! Yes very sad state when you’re fighting for the title. Stick to commenting on net ball or hockey
I see jose coming in for a season to fill a gap till we get xabi.
This would be ideal fingers 🤞
I wouldn't be averse to letting Pep Lijnders have a go, that way most things would stay the same. I remember when Kenny left first time around and Souness came in and changed almost everything. Don't want another situation like that.
Everything needs changing. This team needs a revamp and players need binning.
Is it possible they only want a 1 year interim because Alonso wants 1 more year? Mourinho always wanted to be lfc manager,he said it many times.
Don't mind tuchel!
Liverpool fans don't want the distraction , we have a title to win
Edward’s and Hughes making a right mess of this
On what basis? Has Hughes even joined us yet?
What are you talking about? It may be a case that Amorim probably didn't pass the interview. So onto the next candidate.
@@TheVarsityVillanV2or media knows nothing they are grasping
Who’s the next candidate….Harry Redknapp? Also, Richard Hughes has to be involved in the process of appointing the new Liverpool manager
@@robertskillen1887 You like everyone else don't have a clue, there's a process and a 100% what you're seeing in the press is information from agents and not the club also most probably every manager being considered for the job is currently employed, so any contact has to be made with respect and causing the least amount if upset for their current employers whilst the football season is still ongoing- try to think before posting bs just for the sake of it 🙄
With Alonso & Nagelsmann out we can choose Luis Enrique, Jose Mourinho, Zidane or Thomas Frank!
I also think Luis Enrique should be in the conversation, would be hard to get him off psg but surprised more arnt mentioning him. Really liked the look of Amorim after missing out on Alonso but looks like he's going elsewhere. I reckon it's De Zebri for what he can do with young players ( Caicdio MacAllister etc ) He is used to finding gems and developing them. Liverpool are going back to that model hence Edwards and Hughes appointments. De Zebri also has prem experience and definitely has his own style of play. He can be hard to connect with but if he hits the ground running the fans will get behind him.
my god, why is ruben amorim are not seriously considered by the board especially michael edwards. I hope this is HIS TYPE OF TRANSFER THING WHERE OUT OF NO WHERE IT IS DONE DEAL BUT NEEDED TO BE MYSTERIOUS LIKE HIS BUYING PLAYERS BEFORE 😭 MAY GOD SAVES LIVERPOOL AFTER KLOPP 🌠
At this point we’ll be suggesting giving Hodgson another go around
De zerbi is the most proven maybe. We would at least be happy with the football style
Franck Haise, RC Lens manager, I think is going to be a name to watch in the coming days
I will check on him thanks for the info.
Haise,Slot,Fonseca
@@nigl2807Why
🤷🏻♂️ How does LFC have 6+ months to get this right, & still get it wrong? How
How have we got it wrong when no one has been appointed yet?
@@FutureFretlessFair, I’m being reactionary. But LFC recruitment (players, coaches, directors) seems like we’re getting our 2nd/3rd choices now. Tchouameni, Bellingham, Caicedo, Lavia, Alonso… Amorim?
@@asuhdude6668 Pretty sure it happens at every club bar Real Madrid. We know all too well regarding Tchouameni and Bellingham. 😞
@@asuhdude6668yeah but we have new sporting director or whatever edwards is. He’s not gonna be messing around like we were in the past
@@asuhdude6668what makes you think Alonso was the number one target
are we not getting someone in for a year as a stop gap
No
I've been saying Unai Emery even when Xabi was supposed to have been in the running. The only black spot against Emery objectively has always been his comical English and that's it. Doesn't he simply tick every single box?
On the topic of 'hating managers no matter what', my so-called kopite brother called Jurgen 'that German' for the whole first two years of his tenure, then after that a curious silence.
If alonso and amorin both say no. Inzaghi is the only one that makes me think we'll win the league next season
Experience is key here ....get T.T
Tuchel or Emery, please
ROY HODSON ANYBODY ??? JUST JOKING !!
Brendan rodgers
Arne Slot is a shoe in... but i think it should be Virgil as player manager.
VVD player manager 😂😂😂😂😂😂 dumbest idea I’ve ever heard
it's hard to define what a manager is taking possession of at pool. it is a uniquely klopp squad in mid rebuild with too much unsettled business.
Any chance Zidane coming to Liverpool?
If we don't get Ruben I'm debating on becoming a spurs fan 😆
Zizou should be the next Liverpool manager
Flick, Zidane, RDZ, Emery, Motta, Inzhagi, Xavi. I reckon thats about it for options available
Do not want Tuchel anywhere near it, dont want someone from a small league either. We need a winner.
Just imagine If we get stevie g we are smoked. As a lfc fan i love stevie g a lot but as a manager nawwww💀💀.
@@Justmemes551 he's not ready. Doesn't mean he won't ever be, but now isn't the time
@@sg3215ik but our standards is something else, if u wanna be lfc manager you have to be THAT guy who can manage all thing in the long run just like paisely, klopp and etc. I don’t see stevie g have that tbf but in my opinion I feel like lfc will go for flick or RDZ but I’m getting a feeling that lfc will more likely get flick coz you know klopp and flick both got the german style of play
@@Justmemes551 yeah.... And who's to say he won't learn a lot in the next 10 years and become a very good manager? The people you just mentioned weren't doing great until recently
@@sg3215Ik but we getting a manager as from next season not a decade after, are we not? Maybe in 10 years we might see stevie g become a very good manager i won’t lie. But as it stands and since we’re talking about currently, stevie g aint it bro you get me, in the foreseeable future maybe but currently nahh, just like you mentioned it for the other, he aint a winning manager atm. Flick, RDZ and gasperini are the most likely contenders the way i see it
I’m okay with an interim boss if it means Alonso takes over down the line. And the perfect man for that position, is multiple Klopp successor, Tommy Tuchel.
Or Gary O’Neil.
De zerbi is rodgers all over again
Wholeheartedly agree and Ruben would be more likeRafa
Been Liverpool supporter as a very small kid. This is my life not just my team. The special one comes Liverpool manager I stop watching football. Nar cant happen.
What
Get Jose in for a year
I want Charles Bronson let out of prison to take over that would definitely interesting whenever a decision didn't go our way .
I hope this doesnt drag on throughout the summer, hopefully they announce before the Euros. It's already boring and annoying.
Is the writing on the wall that we follow where ManUre left off after AF?
Give it to Thomas Frank
Why
@@LoyalFan9383 vibes
What does Narc mean in scouse slang?
Another thought would be Diego Simeone? He’ll have the ground pumping
he earns over 30 million at Atletico. No chance he´s going to leave
Vincent kompany i know your laugh,But I think he is going to be a top manage