Oh yeah, its not the exact situation. But its on the same level of impact to the club. Klopp pretty much ran everything at the club so now you need to go out and find that manager. And you gotta find him pretty quick because summer transfer window is going to be important
Fab confirmed too that their director and coaching staff is leaving too, so looks like they'll need a complete overhaul in the summer.
I hope Xabi Alonso actually takes the job. I think with him and Arteta in the prem, along with Pep leaving soon and City (hopefully) getting royally fucked it would be a fun premier league. United will still be shit and Chelsea won't have their shit together so you have Liverpool, Arsenal, Tottenham, Newcastle, and then a host of this mid table teams that can bounce in and out depending on how solid they are built like Villa, West Ham, Brighton, Brentford, etc. The top 4 in that scenario aren't solidly top 4 every year and the teams coming up are always a season away from being in a relegation battle (hello fulham). England might not be super competitive in Europe but the league would be interesting.
I like his videos. I always assume the people he interviews are paid shills for the club but they would give a little more insight to the club's situation than other videos made by some dude who is just reading wiki articles and scouring for like a quick write up about something. Someone who can give a break down from how they are seeing things or how the club are seeing things is cool to put in videos.
Barca are a mess. I kinda hope they end up not qualifying for champions league for the next few years
I like the channel too but he always brings the same guy on when Juventus is the topic of discussion. He should disclose the guy works for Juve. They were talking about how Allegri has changed his tactics this year but that's not true. It's the same as the past few seasons, the only difference is he's being bailed out by special players now more often than not.
I am gonna glass half full you here and just say he was resting his most important player before playing Inter next week. But yeah, Allegri needs to just keep Juve in champions league before leaving on his little high and never managing again
Wolves in West Brom end celebrated 2nd goal, baggies kick off and ruckus ensues. One scrap was near players families iirc hence why some players were near it.
I was just listening to his post match comments and they were infuriating. He said he rested Yildiz to give him a mental break, implied that the success is getting to his head and that he had a bad performance against Lecce (he was a key player against Lecce). This man never grows tired of insulting the supporters, I fucking hate him lol.
Never heard of him but I've just had a look at his stats. 3 goals and 1 assist in 23 games in the Championship, but he's a 21 year old Argentine so maybe Juve see potential in that. He also signed a new five-year contract in October last year so that might factor into the higher buy option.
Fucking hell you're right and I'll despise every second of it. If there's anything that football media likes to do it's to bleat on about how special Liverpool are and how perfect Klopp is. 2024/25 will be fun to see how they manage the inevitable self-implosion.
I am guessing he was a target of theirs before Southampton bought him and continued to develop while in England which triggered this. He was playing for Racing in Argentina at like 16/17 years old and he scored the goal that triggered that massive brawl between Racing and Boca that got a cup match final abandoned. He has also been called up to Argentina once back in October but didn't play. Should be an interesting project for you guys