Five Years of Jürgen Klopp: 10 Defining Moments with the boss
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- čas přidán 7. 10. 2020
- Relive the 10 defining moments of Jürgen Norbett Klopp's managerial reign with the Reds, so far. As the boss himself reflects on an incredible 5 years, including Champions League glory and ending the 30-year wait for a Premier League title.
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“Giving absolutely everything doesnt guarantee you get anything... but it’s the only chance to get something!”
Love that!
His words are always strong and carry so much meaning
What a quote, what man. 😁
One his greatest quotes, what a man!
These words will be someday written for our lads to see before entering the pitch i tell you ;p WE THE RED MEN - WE JUST NEVER WALK ALONE !!! YNWA !!!
What a guy
He refused Man United, Real Madrid, with all of their financial wealth, just to take the challenge and follow his dream, and eventually delivered us this legendary story: He lost a champions league final in a crushing and seemingly unfair way, just to come back and win it in the most dramatic and inspirational way... Lost the league with 1 point behind and was the best second-place in history, then came back stronger the following season, finishing first with even more points. Some people just refuse to live a "normal story"; they choose the hard path, and that's where wonders happen. A lesson in passion that should be always remembered.
What a speech🙌
add bayern too
Even Barcelona he actually was favrourate as there were issues with Enrique that time but anyway I love klopp
@@raahimzuberi7109 Thanks mate
One of the most beautiful comments I’ve ever read on CZcams. Always remember the good times
Who else is watching this after his annoucement to leave the club? So sad. Legendary manager.
crying inside :(
Crying bro
A man like Klopp comes along once in a life time. He is an absolute diamond.
Makes me wanna cry😭
Lies again? High 5
Flopp is trash
you clearly don't know much Germans...
we Germans are like him, most of us.
@@akhieisa Pep inherits teams. Jurgen makes teams. That's the big difference between the 2 managers.
Lads I still remember "From doubters to believers" in his first press conference.... Dreams do come true... YNWA ❤
I’m the normal one ☝️ if u like. 😂
YNWA🥰🥰 weel miss him when he leaves in 2024
He’ll always be remembered as a Liverpool legend
He kept his promise of silverware in 4 years .. True to his words.. Even the great SAF admire and respect Klopp .
Villa has entered the chat
I'm in tears. This guy. Jurgen Klopp. He's a legend. Not just for the sport. He is an exceptional human being as well. You just can't not love this man.
Says the liVARpool fan
@@bernardinho5022 says the guy who is obsessed with Liverpool
Yes all those who are human must love him except for those cold blooded ones! 💕👍👏
I couldn’t have put it any better. Goose bumps and tears, can’t wait till we can all celebrate together.
Danke Jurgen 😁
@@bernardinho5022 dude stop spreading your germs all over this comment section. Are you still pained from that 2018 Liv 5-1 City champions league disqualification?? 😁😁
As a Dortmund fan, Klopp now being at Liverpool made Liverpool my favourite club from England. He's just becoming a club legend wherever he is. I wish Liverpool even more success in the future
He was the reason i loved dortmund and to find out he would be my lfc manager was unfreaginrreal
Dortmund and Liverpool are the same just in different countries,i supported Dortmund as a Liverpool fan from the days of Karl Heinz Riedle and Paul Lambert,then Rosicky and Jan Koller.........YNWA
YNWA. Dortmund have been my german team of choice since the 90's. The first game i went to was liverpool vs dortmund in thr anfield road end and they had great fans. I still remember watching jan koller walking around the pitch and towering over everyone 😅
He's won every trophy possible for Liverpool. Premier league, CL, FA Cup, league Cup, Community shield, Super cup, World club Cup. A legend.
Same. Dortmund is home but Liverpool is my second home although I've never been there ❤️
"It is not so important what people think when you come in, it is much more important what people think when you leave."
A classic and pure class!
❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
ฉันรักทัศนคติของชายธรรมดา
แต่แสนวิเศษคนนี้🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
จากมุมหนึ่งของประเทศไทย
รักลิเวอร์พูลตำนานฟุตบอลที่ยังคงมีชีวิต ที่สามารถสร้างแรงบันดาลใจให้ผู้คนทั่วโลก
สู้ชีวิตต่อไปทุกนาทีจนกว่าจะได้ยินเสียงนกหวีดหมดเวลาเท่านั้น ยอมรับผลของมัน
แล้วก้าวต่อไป❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
And he made his words.
We are the luckiest fans in the world to have Jurgen as our manager.
And you had a some lucky wins this season.
@@jo_el_, I know and it's brilliant, the luckier the better.
Yes you are
Im with you
Absolutely man
How could not love him?
He never incited rivalry, hostility, or dirty tactics against opponents. He just really loves this sport. He loves the passion and the emotions about it. He loves Liverpool, the city, the atmosphere, the people, the history, the stadium, the fans.
One day, Juergen Klopp will be remembered as not just a brilliant coach with a fantastic career. But also as a human being who loves football so much, in the best and the most respected ways.
And therefore, football should be grateful for him.
There will be a statue of this man for sure.
We are the luckiest fans in the world to have Jurgen as our manager.
Did you see him laying into his staff for applauding when the ref gave an opponent a red card? You can't get classier than this man
@@niteynite we already have afew murals spotted around the city
As footballing brat
Lucky liverpool fans. As a united fan, massive respect to this charismatic, juggernaut of a manager
*Jürgernaut😄😄
quality posts guys
Ah, bless
Not lucky, just good appointing which united seem to lack
from struggling to getting in top 4
to being fighting for quadruple
we have come a long way
Thank You Klopp.
You have been a great inspiration to us LFC supporters
Ynwa, Up the Reds.....❤
And he's all ours for at least 4 more years thanks ulla his wife....they both love the club the city thr people...wete sooo lucky amazing human being....
"giving your absolute everything doesn't guarantee anything, its just your only chance to get something" - Klopp is a true GOAT
I can't disagree with this but it is the inverse of I am living doing my best whatever I get. I can be happier but as it could be worse, I should have gratitude for what I already have and not to put all the focus on what I want and don't have.
That's what you called a quote!
“It’s not so important what people think when you come in... It’s much more important what people think when you leave” 🙏
"The end of a matter is better than the beginning." - King Solomon.
I always remember this quotes whenever I watch the replay of 4-0 comeback game against Barcelona. YNWA!!!!!
Amen!
and that applies to almost everything 👍
He'll get a statue. Fully deserved. Legend.
He is always in the move! Wait for more...
I've been a Liverpool supporter for just over 40 years..... Jurgen Klopp is a legend, FSG's greatest signing and the best manager we have ever had. The progression from where we were, the way we play, the amount we score, the way we press, the way we defend and the teamwork........ It's unparalleled..... Thank you Jurgen, we are all humbled and eternally grateful for giving us our pride back.
I remember when rival fans mocked us for celebrating a draw against West Brom, meanwhile Klopp was creating a bond between players and between players and fans.
..... Love how he says that people thought it was strange but he couldn't care less what other people think.
We the lfc family and we all shouldn't care what others think, rather focus on our team.....
True man . It was more than celebrating draw against west brom.
Let's be honest,evryone even the liverpool fans thought it was stupid to do that, don't lie to yourself
@@darwis4769 I'm not from England so it's not as strange to me as it might be for you and in that lies the point.
He learnt that it was strange that day but didn't care so pipe down kid.
@@darwis4769 all Liverpool fans knew what it meant look at how the kop responded to it and ask yourself who is lying here
People always said "7-2 that, 7-2 this bla bla" but you don't know how excellent Klopp is as a manager, he managed to turned a Liverpool side that can't even finish 6th to World champions, he also managed to stole Bundesliga not once but TWICE from Bayern and also turned Dortmund to powerhouse like they are today. Oh, and don't forget he also turned Mainz from Bundesliga 2 side to a regular Bundesliga side.
People keep forgetting that Klopp set the successful platform for Mainz and Dortmund even after he left . That is what's so great about Klopp . I'm pretty sure he will put Liverpool in great shape to be more successful when he decides to leave . Klopp is the best manager in the world . That is a FACT .
LMAO 7-2 Jurgen FLOPP
WTHWasThat grow up
That 2-7 can't wipe out all the good he did for the team.
@@wthwasthat8884 no buddy perfect every team have to flop one day or at least
This legendary guy is actually more of a philosopher than a sporting figure. Completely special
you couldn't have said it better!
This man. His mentality. So happy my father got to see the transformation Jurgen made to us before he passed away and I will always cherish that champions league campaign we watched together to then win it in Madrid ❤
THE DAY JURGEN LEAVES , IM SURE ALL LIVERPOOL FANS WILL BE IN TEARS. THANK YOU JURGEN :)
B happy nead manager who wants to win every game klopp dose not care getting paid to mutch bye klopp
Good bye klopp
@@ralphwhittington5207 I don't think it's even possible to write worse than that, even if you tried doing it on purpose...
would love Nagelsmann or Gerrard to be liverpool manager one day
Your golden boy Stevie will probably take over honestly.
Rest in Peace to all the fans that passed away during the pandemic and wasn't able to see Liverpool lift the cup 😔
There is more to life than football. I'm sure there are more important things in life they missed out on.
Unless they aren’t a football fan. Not for us to justify but for many, football is life and in their lifetime, seeing Liverpool lift the Premier League trophy would have meant the world, just like it is to so many hundreds of thousands.
@@jftt42 football more than life
R.I.P to all those human beings/fans that weren't given the right cure to begin with and were left to die by their government.😢
Jugen honoured them gracefully, Overwhelmingly, incredibly and beautifully
The work Jurgen has done is incredible. He had it way harder than Pep and achieved miracles with a lesser team than Pep. He won everything despite of having the lowest wage bill out of the top 6. He will leave as a Liverpool legend
I still rewatch some of the matches from 2011/12, when Klopp won the German championchip with Dortmund. My grandpa used to say Dortmund played football that was just out of this world, both efficient and beautiful. And it's so good to see the exact same thing happen in Liverpool again. Just as in Dortmund back then, Klopp took a team of young players and formed an unbeatable unit, like a well oiled football machine, that is just a joy to watch. Klopp is the best manager in Europe, and I love that his persona fits so good with the LFC and it's fans
Support Liverpool or not, this man is impossible to hate
YNWA COYR❤️❤️❤️
Absolutely agree
coyr
Haha I dislike him and my reason for doing so is understandable. 😂
@@ejiro241 why?😂😂
@@UnknownPerson-kl6hb That's a secret of mine I just cant reveal. However I'll give you another reason. Him winning trophies for liverpool has made those lots too cocky and it does get on my nerves tbh.
Mad mad mad respect for this guy man. He literally picked a Europa league team and turned them into a legendary squad!
You do realise Liverpool were one of England's most successful clubs even before Jurgen took over, right? A great club languishing in the doldrums, but one of the most successful nevertheless.
@@rahulbasu659 Nobody disputes that, but they literally were a europa league side at the moment Jurgen took over.
@Rahul: You do realise that Liverpool’s past glories were completely irrelevant to the team’s quality when Klopp took over? He took over what was then a Europa League quality team; his achievement is not diminished by the fact that Liverpool have an incredible history of glory. Those glory days were long gone by the time Klopp took over.
I don't disagree, Jim.
My only gripe was with the OP's rather dismissive and disparaging assessment of Liverpool as a Europa League team (a team with a rich history in the European Cup), which seemed like an unwarranted generalization.
Of course I agree that Klopp took over what was a Europa level squad, and look how he's turned it around!
Liverpool is legendary team, but your squad is europa league tier when juergen come.
Fantastischer Verein. Großartige Spieler, wundervolles Umfeld, herausragende Fans und der 'normalste' Trainer/Manager aller Zeiten 😊. Fans von Borussia Mönchengladbach freuen sich für den FC Liverpool!
Aber heute abend wir, bin natürlich auch Gladbach-Fan, freuen uns über den historischen Sieg gegen das Bayern-Pack. 5:0!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Happy for your 5-0 win over Bayern Munich too!
@@Fighting_Irish184 Thanks Johnny. We appreciate that.
Sehr Gute
Ja genau
Thank you Jurgon for bringing back my childhood memories, this is how Liverpool football club was when I was growing up! 30 year wait, its been a ride, ups and downs, but I now see the club how it was before, thriving with success! Brilliant job! Great team to watch!
I know how you feel, Wayne. Im 65 n a fan since I was about 8yo.After '85 the club went into decline and I was preparing for the second coming.Its been a long time coming.Lets enjoy this time.
@@mikedelaney2900 I couldn't have said it better Mike. I'm almost 66 and I remember the good old days......Shanks, Bob, Joe...and I suffered in some bad days as well under Hicks and Gilette. I still stuck by this wonderful club and never wavered. I'm so proud to be a Liverpool supporter. I always have been and I always will be. I made sure my son was a Liverpool supporter while he was growing up because I'm married to an Evertonian. LOL. Anyway, the point is, I'm so glad we have this magnificent manager. He's not only a football genius, he's a wonderful person.
Love that comment mate same for me. Nice1
Jurgen demonstrates himself as a good learner, never too stubborn on his own way while willing to reflect on his experience
He always blames the wind when he loses this German fraud honestly...
@@bernardinho5022 Ah, it seems you are a more of a Liverpool fan than me. Thanks for your hundreds of comments in Liverpool's channel and being always up-to-date with the channel's videos. It nice to see someone who's passionately following the club's progress throughout the years☺️
Klopp will have my respect forever..
@@sangbit9767 ?
@@sangbit9767 you're not klopp as far as I'm concerned.
@@sangbit9767 @Nationalist Footballer is a Liverpool fan
@@sangbit9767 7-2 against a team no one remember s, cause yous were arrogant.
@@sangbit9767 I don't respect other teams??? I respect more teams then you ever Will, I just CANNOT put up with your fanbase. BTW what club did you support before you started following Liverpool back in 2016???
I keep coming back to this video whenever I feel low and downcast. It is truly a masterpiece the story which is being unravelled here - that success is always preceded by extraordinary failure. Liverpool FC is an extraordinary example of that - in the 1970's and the 80's, Liverpool almost was worshipped across the country and Europe for it's style of play and it's ability to win in football. The era under Bill Shankly, Bob Paisley and Joe Fagan - was the most successful era for Liverpool. However, nobody then could have imagined that Liverpool football club would go without winning a title for 30 years. The Hillsborough and the Heysel disasters, broke the spirit of such a glorious football club. But that's what football makes you realise - that everything that you have in life or in football for that matter, can be taken away from you, so take nothing for granted. Also particularly about football, no single club ever has a divine right to win. It can all change in the spur of a moment - there is an element of chance which is always going to be involved. In that way, football is very similar to life, maybe that's why we all love it so much.
It is a testament to Jurgen Klopp and the work he and his entire team has done at Liverpool that have restored the glory days back. And if you go deep into it, you will see that the Champions League was won after we had lost the final in the previous year. The Premier League was won after we had lost by 1 single point in the previous season- any other season, we would have definitely won it. There is not only success and glory here - there is a true story here of going through deep failures but still persevering, fighting and carrying on despite the failures. I think the essence of You'll Never Walk Alone anthem really is embedded in Liverpool's story.
Along with the success and the failures, it is the unity, the passion and the belief which has been evoked in the entire fanbase of Liverpool supporters all across the world, which is Jurgen Klopp's biggest achievement as a manager of this football club. Can you imagine how many kids will be inspired watching this unfold on TV? I can assure you there will be a lot of them because the support for this clun across the world is extraordinary.
Through his journey with Liverpool, Klopp also epitomises what it takes to be an achiever as well as a brilliant human being who is kind, gentle and extremely sensible. I'm 100 % sure that every club in the world would want to have a manager like him, there is no doubt about that in my mind.
You can't help but think about all the sacrifices of the people and the players in the past - they have been truly vindicated, despite not being able to see their team compete and win the best trophies. This includes everybody, the fans, the players, the supporters in the stadium and the supporters behind their screens who silently support this football club. I mean - what an incredible story and what an incredible man Jurgen Klopp is ! Hope he does not leave this club anytime soon - but whenever it happens, there is not one single Liverpool supporter who will not have tears in their eyes for the memories that he has left behind! :)
From Doubter to Believer, he has transformed this club from mid table to being one of the elite sides again in world football!
The day that change us all, the day that turn doubters into believers, the day that we all convinced we were in the right hand, the day that we'll never forget, the day that Jürgen Nobert Klopp arrive, thank you for the 5 years that you giving us, and hope for the better next 5 years
This fraud lost 7-2 embarrassing
Sabii
@@bernardinho5022 this fraud don't need oil money to win the league
@@bernardinho5022 sorry which team do you support again 👂👂
Bernardinho 50 you need 1 billion to spend on players and didn’t make it past Lyon. Stfu
One of the best signing of Liverpool ever
He is the only manager I could watch more than 3 minutes of. A real class act.
The champion's cartoon summed it up perfectly,
"Other teams have managers. We have a guardian angel with perfect teeth."
After 7 years he won everything with us... What a man
Giving your absolute best to get everything does not guarantee you'll get anything; it's just the only chance to get something(... or get everything!)
Jurgen Klopp
🥺🥺🥺
i am true Chelsea fan. but watching this video nearly made me cry. A true football fan his who can feel the emotion of every team's hard work and their achievement. you deserve Liverpool.
Respect ..
I think klopp he is the best coach in the world
🙏♥️🌸
Get a grip, your no Chelsea fan
@@TheWelwyn21 of course he isnt. Hes indian
My wife asked me who I love more, her or Jurgen. Now I'm divorced
Hahahaha
Mine said "me too"
😂😂😂😂😂
This is a bit too much😂😂
@@erzboserbub6940 I told her bring home a prem trophy and a european cup then I'd consider loving her equally.
This is not just a football coach, this is the story of a world legend of football. Just the way he describes life & football in general makes you feel that you are not a watching an everyday documentary, it appeals to inner guts. Tells you what being educated means.
As a united fan, Klopp is fantastic. Such a special manager and person, the dedication and love he’s given to Liverpool is unreal, you don’t get longevity anymore in football in terms of managers or players, so he’s indeed the special one
Football never made me cry.
When this legend leaves the club I will.
Thanks for everything, Jürgen, we love you and can't thank you enough for what you did to us.
Same
Football never made you cry, I cried at this
@Anush Jeyakumar that made me laugh
Ugh. Just thinking about that gave me a lump in my throat.
As a fan, I just can't imagine the day when he leave and who will take his seat next. Because Jürgen has done a lot at this club. It's not just about trophies, it's about building a team and having a really good relationship with the fans. I don't think many people can do that. Obviously, he loves his job, he loves his club, he loves his fans and he loves his life at Liverpool. He is a very special person.
Just wow..this guy came from Dortmund and made himself a living legend in Liverpool. This guy will be always a huuuge legend for Liverpool fans. He did everything right.
Its so funny, when we won the league when city lost, at first i was almost mad. I thought to myself, Ive waited so so long, and when we finally get it, we can't win it on the pitch, and no one is in the stadiums, isn't that so typical. I was almost pitying myself while obviously still being very happy. It was only when I got away from my family a bit and has some alone time, that It really sunk in. At that moment, I didn't give a toss about how no one could celebrate together, or the world around us, I just thought of all the experiences liverpool has given me since I was a little boy, and how finally, finally, we've won what i always dreamed of. I swear I cried more than I can remember just sitting there on my couch, with a beer, reminiscing about how much I bloody love this club and everyone in this team. It was truly one of the most bizzare feelings ive ever had
Typical yes....bloody tremendous all the same 🤯💪
What a speech 👏
Did the exact same thing watching the sunset and just looked back at the good times and the storm this club has weathered....... I have finally seen the golden sky
I was actually cheering for city, just to see our boys celebrate at Anfield. Being very happy and in the same time disappointed is a very strange mixture of feelings.
I broke down when we lifted it . It does mean more here it really does
The 'celebration' after the West Brom game was misunderstood by almost everyone except those who saw the bigger picture, the bigger picture that Jurgen was trying to build a team spirit whilst respecting and saluting the fans and i'm so glad this is used as a reference point.
I was genuinely shocked that anyone was negative about that gesture. How many times have we heard football fans lament about the players not applauding them at the end of the game and showing little appreciation? And now we have a moment where the club manager leads his players out to properly thank the fans for their support and people ( even some Liverpool fans) are pissing on that gesture? Madness.
Klopp understood that these kinds of moments needn't wait for a great win or a good run of form, the team and the Kop are meant to be one, and for years that symbiotic relationship had been lacking. Fighting for a draw was never the point of the celebration, finding our voice, our passion, our heart as a club was the point. Klopp just gets it.
And now where is Pulis? that guy is a fucking joke, championship standard at most..
They laughed at us at the time, no one laughs at us now.....
Love how the ucl semi is given much more regard than the final itself
Its against spurs bro, only spurs fan thinking they could win that night 😅
I can't imagine this club without Jurgen.
if we dont have a statue of this legend when he retires i might cry. what hes done for this club is just unbelievable, and the way he treats and loves his players and the fans are just unreal honestly i love the man and always will❤️
👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽 he is right up there with the greats he defo will have a statue
It fills my heart with happiness to hear this. We miss him desperately in Dortmund, but he brought his magic to you now and for that it was worth it.
@@dennis141288 he will go down as one of the greatest at our club and hopefully brings another title home this season. i even have a big frame of him in my room that’s how much he means to me and my club
You only get a statue when you die let's break the mould and get him one now
he will have a statue
"Jurgen Klopp", The man who came to Liverpool and changed our lives forever.
As an Arsenal fan for over 50 years I can honestly say that Jurgen is one of the nicest guys in football and a true gent! I can understand LFC's upset at losing "The Normal One" but trust me he will sadly missed by the the Premier League as a whole! Good luck Mr Klopp in whatever you do from here on in and if LFC manage to secure Xavi Alonso as the next manager then I feel sure Jurgen's foundations will be in safe hands......
This man is up there with Shankly , Paisley, Dalglish and Gerrard . I can’t praise him any higher than that !!!
Jurgen: im just a normal guy
Also jurgen: won international treble and made a history fir Liverpool by winning PL
@@D2jspOFFICIAL lol what has it to do with being german? he is human like you and me, you still living in the 1900´s?
@@Triedient it's just a joke, take a chill pill
@@jeanmichel5723 who?
"Klopp for the KOP!!!"
That's it. That's the sentence. YNWA!
Rename stand to klopp's kop
The klopp's kop end... I mean just for hearing the commentators trying to say it would be worthwhile
Can’t help but get a tear in my eye at most of these moments, what a club, what a manager.
15:42 I was there. Honestly SUCH a moment of togetherness with total strangers around me with one common love for our team. The feeling I got was of a world I dream of where there is no divisions of colour or race or anything. Just a whole load of humans beings, with the same dreams, thoughts, aspirations and hopes. All centred around a football team. It was glorious. And all thanks to a German dude with a middle name Norbert! I will be absolutely distraught when he leaves Liverpool, but he should immediately have a statue built next to Shanks and Paisley....
Who ever edited the music and zooming in in Suarez's face deserves a raise 😂
😂😂😂😂
14:36 LOOOOL
Golden moment 😂
Lol
"If we all keep believing, if we all keep dreaming then, I think, we have a chance!
And that's ok because we never had more than a chance, and it worked out somehow."
What strong words from one of the best coaches in the world. Always well spoken, always humble.
And it worked out!
For me, this is more motivational video than a documentary video ☺ Thanks Jurgen & Liverpool! Awesome
This guy, lead us until end of the season with many injuries and a lot of changing but still delivered the 3th place on the league. And we as a fans do believe we will back for titles next season with all of the fans behind this club.
YNWA from Indonesia 🇮🇩
The smile on his face when arrived in Anfield for the first time, have many thing to tell
The best thing that could have happened to the relationship between England and Germany was Jürgen Klopp.
Thanks for that, greetings from Germany and stay healthy!
Don't forget Her Majesty
Danke für diese Worte.
Klopp for Bundeskanzler :D
Yes! PEACE!
I remember telling my friends about how Liverpool would be in a UCL's final in a few years after Klopp has joined the club. Huge fan of him since Borussia Dortmund. Not only an amazing manager, but an incredible human being.
You can see the joy and Love Jurgen has being our manager. How much he has become one of us.
Whoever listens to him starts following him ...he's an amazing person. I remember South African cricketer Faf du plessis being totally blown away when he met him and also Last week tonight' host -John Oliver, praising the German so passionately when Liverpool were about to face FC Barcelona and Klopp said if we're gonna lose to Barcelona, we're going to lose in the most beautiful way. He's doing an amazing job no doubt about that but he's turning Liverpool into a giant football club. YNWA❤️
Bangladeshi naki??
The fact that he is the normal one is why literally no one on earth can hate this guy
"We should never be alone in a stadium" soon the fans will be back and with that the full Liverpool spirit! YNWA
“Its not about having a philosophy, its about adapting to the quality of your opponent” is a fantastic quote. Even when Barca were in their prime Tiki-Taka, they always changed the way the team plays depending on the opposition. For example, if the full backs push up or not.
"Giving absolutely everything doesn't mean you get anything but it’s the only chance to get something!" What an absolute legend. Massive respect for this man from a Chelsea fan.
The best manager I've seen in my lifetime . He's not just a brilliant manager , he's a great human being .
Oh is that why u lost oops sorry not lost u were destroyed 7-2?!!!!!
@@bernardinho5022 5-2
JAMIE VARDY IS HAVING A PARTY
@@bernardinho5022 Freak You Such A Hater Ur In The Liverpool Channel Not In City
@@Gasic43 Honestly some1 needs to crack Bernardinho 50's account... destroy it like it's never existed ;p
@@bernardinho5022 Sore looser, grow up plastic kid.
Good speech through this documentary, been a Liverpool fan for over 47 years.. and in all that time these last few seasons have been special.. thanks to this team, under Juergen Klopp .. keep it going, and well done 👍..
I am going to cry like a child when he leaves us :( The day will come eventually, so let’s enjoy this magnificent era of football and the best coach ever! YNWA Kloppo
Hope your tears will dry soon....
@@raimundk1977 This doesn’t seem real…But when you look at the toll it has taken trying to fight and challenge a team with unlimited funds and the ability to break all the rules without charge, it's bound to be exhausting mentally and physically. And then when you are dealing with incompetent officials costing you vital points and games, you can't really blame him for being worn out..Anyway wishing him and his family all the best. ❤
It was actually not meant in a sarcastic or ironic way. As a german, i admire Jürgen Klopp amd his achievements, as well as his personality and style. I truly hope he will finally become team manager and Coach of our national soccer team.
Keeping our achievements and trophies aside, the most defining moment will always be west brom home in klopps first season. That was the first time the fans and the players got together. Everyone laughed at us at the time, but it was the first time we believed something special was going to happen. We were rejuvenated. I don't know how to explain that feeling here but all I can say is it felt right ❤️
The editing in the 4-0 part... I was laughing way too much when they zoomed in on Suarez face😂
The dirties player i have ever seen
Only gatuso was worse
lost europa league final,
“we will comeback stronger”
goes on to win champions league final.
legend.
Not a liverpool fan but i gotta admit you gotta have mad respect for this guy
Man, that corner taken quickly is gonna be such an iconic moment in Liverpool history. Can’t wait to sit in a pub 20 years from now and talk about the corner with my lads
The best manager in the world!!!The best of the best!!!The giant Jurgen Klopp!!YNWA from Greece
The love this man shows towards this sport is unreal. He deserves this sport as much as this sport deserves him. True legend.
Legend of a man..thank you Jurgen
I am worried about the future. I cannot imagine the day when Jurgen will leave Liverpool.
7-2 defeat a few days ago is nothing compared to what had happened to us before he arrived. I used to die every day inside waiting for a great Liverpool manager. He came, cleared the mess, and made this club and every player of this club a beast.
Devestatie
How was 7-2? Imagine what will happen when u visit the ETIHAD...
@@bernardinho5022 Salah will dunk Ederson the punk again.
@@bernardinho5022 think you should try beating Leicester and Leeds first
@@bernardinho5022 GET SMASHED BY US
"I know it's impossible, but let's give it a try..."
Completed a comeback from 3-0 to a 4-3 win and then went on to become Champions of Europe.
Damn Jurgen, that's one heck of a try.
Tears still drops down my eyes watching this again.... We love you Jurgen Klopp
Absolute Legend! I was a little too young for Shankley, but this man will stand shoulder to shoulder with him and Bob Paisley forever in my heart! Thank you Jurgen for making us all believe again!
He hasn’t just fixed the first team, he’s transformed the belief and mindset of the club. For the future of the club also. And made them believe that you can actually win the biggest prizes more than once. Also of your local or in the reserves you will get a chance.
As someone who has seen and been through a lot in my life nothing ever made me cry, but this does put a smile on my face and tears of joy in my eyes .. watching Jurgen speak.. being able to live through the painful and joyful moments even though it's through a video..It's truly incredible.. Thank You Jurgen, Thank You Liverpool..❤️
Jurgen: Giving your absolute everything doesn't guarantee you get anything, but it is a chance you get something. ❤️
Love this
Listening to him gives me so much motivation to succeed in life.
This made me so emotional I almost cried im not even a Liverpool fan I just really like the personalitys of the players and Jürgen!
Not tryna hate but how do you cry over this when you aren’t even a fan
Thank you from all my heart because I'm a big Liverpool supporter from Cyprus,thank you for being apart of Liverpool's history in making a great team and bringing all the players together to make a dream come true
I have never watched a football match until i started watching jurgen's Dortmund and now imma big RED ❤ I'm from Melbourne Victoria
First step to make the best team on world
Best team in the world 😹 Aston villa says hello
@@sangbit9767 losin to Lyon is atleast respectable.
@@bernardinho5022 JAMIE VARDY IS HAVIN A PARTY!!!!!!
Bernardinho 50 how are u 14th on the table then
@@bernardinho5022 plastic
I am a Borussia Dortmund fan from 1997. We are all in love 😍 in Jurgen Klopp. So in love that in 2015-2016 when we were eliminated in Europa League, we were unhappy that Liverpool didn’t, won the final. We all hope that one day he will come back. It will be like we are winning the Bundesliga.
I love this man, he is a club legend and one of the best managers to ever grace football. Liverpool was at their worse and now there's light in the golden sky, he made us believe again. WE ARE CHAMPIONS, WE ARE LIVERPOOL. YOU'LL NEVER WALK ALONE
What a journey it has been with Klopp. Could not ask for anymore. Thank you Jurgen for all you have done for this club and it’s supporters
If you're still stuck on 7 - 2, you're either a plastic or from the other side
Like the great Shanks said, "If you cant support us when we lose or draw, don't support us when we win!'
LFC for life
Meanwhile, top of the table 2 months later 4 points clear
I forgot that
@@mrdimitroff should be a bigger gap if it wasn’t for VAR
i will always love klopp even if he leave forever i love him so much
@LucasTorreiraisthegoat more successful than you ever will be
@LucasTorreiraisthegoat deluded Arsenal fanboy. Wait till Arteta gets sacked by jan
English please liVARpool fan
@LucasTorreiraisthegoat get a life
@@bernardinho5022 you should speak English, I don't understand idiot
Always will be our Boss, love you
What a true leader, what a role model, what a true person.......absolute legend!