I've always liked Klopp...

[JohnDenver]

I think its possible to be vain and likeable. You would take exception to him if he was a slob !!

Aye, at least he had a good job done. Poor old Warnock looks like he’s been embalmed a few years early...

 

[Hodgesleftpeg]

All this hate for people, places & places you don't actually know must be terribly heavy for some of you guys to carry around all the time. Klopp seems a very affable & likeable fellow, whether he is the same same when the camera's are not around I don't much care as we are not likely to become drinking buddies.

He is the same when the cameras aren’t around, a very genuine and likeable bloke

 

[bornandbred]

I noticed when Henderson went down after about 10 minutes and the physios started walking down towards him,Klopp called them back;he just wanted to get on with the game.

 

[TaxiBlade]

Who are these English teachers abroad who continually teach people to start sentences with "for sure?"

I've never heard a British person start a sentence with this in my life! But every foreign manager and player in English football keep saying this in interviews.

For sure their English is better than mine at speaking other languages. But who talks like that? Seriously!

Have you considered its maybe because its everyday speech in their own language and that's the way it translates into English?

I've only read page1 so far, and not seen his reaction yet today (just got in, so will watch it on MOTD),

but slightly off topic,

sonofbruce - obviously yes, we seen this (though not as common now I don't think) - but reminded me, when I pick up chinese students, and they ask something on the translator on an app,. it starts with dear,

I thought this was a one off when I first saw it, but then seen it a few times now!

so the english text will read ''dear, close window''

snootyfenooty yes, I considered that for 'for sure' - it's probably something like 'yes, that's right' (but no direct translation)

I'd love to know where this 'dear,' and chinese comes from. I've learned about sentence construction, but single words could be anything! I wondered if they are told that Sheffielders use it?

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sorry, end of off topic

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(on topic, I fast forward the boring sounding ones, that just say.... eeerrrrr, defend...eeeerrr attack eeeerrr.. (how do the players work with that?)

 

[Bruce Wayne]

I find his teeth annoying.

 

[DaleHillBlade]

He’s almost as good as Pep, but more irritating.

 

[fuerstenberger]

I didn't think he was very gracious today, a bit mardy actually. I think he was out thought by Wilder and also saw how a coach truly motivates a 'team'. He hates being in anyone's shadow. Got very mardy when Dortmund started one season slowly. I haven't got my Blades glasses on, but Wilder bettered him today.

Edit: I am a fan of his, normally.

 

[Bladesman]

 

[Mojo]

Watching sheff utd "for many reasons"

Hope hes not watching to pinch our players

 

[Bladesman]

Watching sheff utd "for many reasons"

Hope hes not watching to pinch our players

He will be stealing our tactics.

 

[BushBlade]

He will be stealing our tactics.

Blackwell trying to coach that. He’s more used to underlapping strikers.

 

[Mojo]

He will be stealing our tactics.

JOC and VVD would be a fearsome partnership

 

[Weasel]

Just goes to show that even though you may be fantastic at your job and near the pinnacle of brilliance...you can always learn more off the best.

Clippity Klopp the apprentice. CW the master.

 

[Badger Blade]

Once watched an in depth interview that the Premier League show did a couple of years ago and he came across really well. If I was a top professional player, he'd be someone I'd want to play for, players sign for managers rather than clubs.