Jurgen Klopp's FIRST Starting XI At Liverpool: Where Are They Now?
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- čas přidán 25. 06. 2024
- From Martin Škrtel, who now plays in the eighth tier of Slovakian football, to Divock Origi, who is currently on-loan at Nottingham Forest in the Premier League, HITC Sevens takes a look at the Liverpool starting XI and their substitutes from Jürgen Klopp's first match in October 2015.
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Philippe Coutinho was not only a huge gift to Liverpool on his arrival, but also in his departure. Thare's not many who can say that.
The gift that just kept on giving 😂
@@charlottedriweave937i would like to see coutinho back at Liverpool. He didn't had to leave , at least one last dance.
@@marioskapetanakis bro he is washed
@@konigludwigxiv6925 at least one last dance.
Why this LFC fan never hated him etc etc
Not only that...he basically put LFC ahead in the title race on that last day by scoring v City before Stevie G took him off for Villa.
Nothing but respect for him as an LFC player
When you look at what Liverpool were before Klopp went in there, it’s unbelievable what he done there.
They amost won the league with Brendan Rodgers the year before, so it wasn't all that bad. What he did at Dortmund was way more impressive.
@@nicholasm788That was all Suarez
@@nicholasm788the squad was probably in the top3 of worst LFC squads I’ve seen since supporting them since 1984. Suarez and studge were the reason Rodgers got close to the title. By the time klopp came we’d lost Suarez studge was constantly injured so his best striking option was origi our defence was terrible and migs was below what we needed as a keeper yet klopp still made the Europa League final. His achievements at Liverpool were more impressive than at dortmund imo considering how how dominant city have been
lol that squad was shit, it was suarez who drove that team. Rodgers final season we got beat 6-1 by stoke and finished 6th@@nicholasm788
@@FisherAthleticFanya ,Suarez that years absolutely unstoppable
The remarkable rise of Stade Lausanne Ouchy in Switzerland. The club played in the 5th tier of Swiss football a few years ago. Now they are in the first Division, the Swiss Super League and they don`t have a stadium. Also fans are quite rare: to be honest they have one single fan during there away games.
That is such an HITC SEVENS Video 😂
FC Basel are also rock bottom of the league.
@@northdevillens1887 Agreed, that right there is an Alfie special. How has a club with no stadium and few fans gone from the fifth tier to the top flight?
@@jeffrey5976that is mental… record champions grasshoppers are as well quite bad at the moment
Yh, fc basel would be nice too, used to beat some of the best teams in Europe. Now last in the league.
"indeed"
*shows a picture of Ndidi*
Masterclass
Alfie standard. Also love his use of Watmore when he says 'what's more...'
@@Queinty w/o futher ado as well
Much respect to skrtl for playing at his boyhood club. He was one of my favourites at Liverpool. Been a fan since 97. Skrtl is one of the nicest to fans
yeah, man's living his life, just being a good lad and helping his local club. Always deserves respect, that
Always admired Milner, ultimate team player, had an engine that never quit, scored 30 penalties including 9 in a row at the end of LFC career. Remember him playing full back. Couldn’t have liked that, but did it because the team needed him to.
And man still plays at age what
Still playing for Brighton at age 38. My first Liverpool shirt has Milner’s name and number. Loved seeing him put in a solid shift and killing off a match, even though he almost always got a yellow card.
Hated him ever since a move was touted and he lied, saying he wants to stay and fight for his place and for Leeds then two days later signed for Newcastle
@@Zahrul3Wow. He's still playing professionally at the age of 37 after joining BHA in the summer. What a guy.
@@TJspaceman How can you hate a footballer for moving clubs ? It definitely says more about your state of mind than it does anything else.
ah, Lucas Leiva. what a player.
😂 no , stop lying ...Lucas Leiva is equivalent to the current crop of overrated Brazilians , nothing special
He was only good at the end, remember him pre-2012?
@@tutin4090 What end are you talking about ? Lucas Leiva has been terrible from the beginning , that's why Liverpool rarely featured in the UCL during 99% of his time in the club .😂 Mascherano , Xabi Alonso even Jordan Henderson is better than he ever was . UNLUCKEeeee!😂
Alfie you don’t miss very often, but Origi is 100% a Liverpool legend. We don’t win the champions league without him and he was always there to beat Everton for us in the derby. He absolutely qualifies as a club legend
Nah he was right origi isn’t a legend on the same sitting as fowler, rush Gerard etc
@@niqqaplz9648who said he was on their levels
More of a cult hero imo.
@@jackhewitt600 I considered him that when he was just trolling Everton, but once he led us to beat Barca and then sealed the win in the final, that elevated him
He's not a legend at all at all. Massive flop in reality but has a cult hero status
In fairness if it wasn't for Man City and their insane consistency Klopp would have won a whole lot more than he has at Liverpool i mean Liverpool finished runners up with 98 points at one stage which is a crazy total and would have been enough to win the league every other season but that one there's really not much else you can do in that sort of situation
I’m sure Chelsea have won more major trophies than Liverpool in last ten years 9-6 and it would be 11-7if you count 2012, take rose tints off and use facts not feelings 😂
@@alswearengen4929who are you replying to here noone mentioned Chelsea 😂
Liverpool finished with 97 points (30 wins, 7 draws, 1 defeat (against Man City away by 1:2))
2019 city pool title race absolutely incredible masterpiece 😮
@@alswearengen4929 And who brought up Chelsea?
Love Lallana, he was the perfect Klopp player. His combination of energy, technique, and intelligence was pretty rare, and very much not the usual English player. That turn and pass v Arsenal, that long ranger v City, that pressing goal he made v swansea i think. 2015-2017 Lallana was awesome
Very underrated. On of the first players in my head when I think of klopps LFC
great lad, knew how to play it simple, could nick you a goal every now and then as well.
Normally players' nationality is a bit of a reductive way to think about them, but Lallana really was the perfect combination of English and Spanish football encapsulated in one man. Super fond memories of his time at Anfield.
Winner against norwich
Special guy , maybe the biggest regret of kloppo, he couldn't protect him from injuries.
The career trajectory of some of reserves serves as a reminder of brutally ruthless chasing your dreams in professional sports can be. Another entertaining and profound video.
Ah Lucas Leiva is a player i haven’t thought of in a long time! I am a man united fan but he is one of my all time favourite players!
Unluckyyyyy
@@welbz2330hahaha 😂
Lucas leiva arrived from Brazil with player of season which was won by the likes kaka neymar romario when he was 17-18 and was attacking midfielder but then he became a defensive midfielder that absolutely destroyed yaya toure in a game when he was in prime
Something that wasn't mentioned in this video is Klopp within the season of appointment alone immediately took this rather bad squad with him to two grand finals: League Cup and Europa League. Quite a feat considering how leaky our defense has been with so many problems back then. And people like Firmino, Hendo and Milner has witnessed it all, long enough to win all the trophies Klopp has won.
The video does actually mention the europa league final, in the first 3 minutes of the video even.
Tch. Do not name the former two ever again. Greasy traitors, both of them. Especially Hendo. James is a great guy, though. You can keep mentioning him.
@@heinzdoofenshmirtz8643What 😂😂😂😂
@@in4mus85 Firmino and Henderson went to Saudi. Meanwhile, Milner is still in England, but at BHA (which means he's teammates with Lallana again). Which is nowhere near as bad as Saudi "Pro" League. If the Saudi league is professional, I'm Father Christmas. It's especially horrible with Hendo, who had deemed himself a champion of LGBT rights. Then he went to Saudi Arabia, a country where being LGBT is literally illegal. WTF is wrong with you, Jordan.
An incredible 8 years for this man.
1st EPL title for Liverpool, 1 UCL title from 4 different European finals he has managed in.
Yeah winning a league and champions league is pretty good?
8 years already?
Damn
Also FA Cup, Carabao Cup, Community Shield, Super Cup and Club World Cup Champions, all possible achieved
@@seanupton709of course and that's not adding context towards it because he reached 4 european finals, won a fa cup, league cup, super cup, CWC, the sheild and would of won 3 prems if it wasn't for city winning it by a point
This year I want klopp win uel trophy 🏆
Props to Jerome Sinclair; took as many contracts as he could until it was clear to teams he wasn't worth it based on promise a decade ago/the drop down wasn't worth it then invested it in a chicken shop, however much I can hear the Uncle Ruckus music it's a lot smarter than most footballers tend to be with money
The uncle ruckus music is nuts 😂😂
People liking this comment without mentioning the Uncle Ruckus shit is wild
Revitaligo perhaps?
I beg to differ. Divock Origi. Is, and always will be. A legend at Liverpool Football Club.
Cult hero not a legend he was ment to be the next Belgium star but never made it
@@petesmart1983 Belgium, is not Liverpool.
@@jayant-vb2kl You are entitled to your opinion. It is misguided and wrong, but thanks for taking part.
@@jayant-vb2kl No, but 7-0. Now that WAS embarrassing, for you.
@@jayant-vb2kl Why would a Liverpool fan, slag off Divock Origi? Makes no sense. Go troll someone else. I tire of you.
Do Eden Hazard’s last Lille XI or his first Chelsea XI.
Or you could talk about how and why he “failed” at Real Madrid
His definitely the best liverpool coach in 20 plus years
Double that at least
@@Rockydenzelthat’s slightly too far tbh, Kenny and bob paisley may have something to say about that
Paisley finished managing Liverpool in 83 so 40 years sounds about right.
@@MatthewMullin-ie9jqdalglish won 3 leagues and 2 fa cups in 6 years. Their win percentage is identical.
He and Klopp are basically neck and neck, of course Klopp still has time to pull ahead, we will see.
@@jtaco4101 But they were in charge at way different times. Klopp's time was almost as difficult as KK's second spell.
James Milner is a key example of what a life of discipline (he doesn’t drink, smoke or party) can do to a person metal and physical fitness.
Don't know if it's been mentioned in the comments, but Jordon Ibe has been suffering with severe mental health issues and probably explains his lack of playing time over the last few years, so it's a shame, as he showed real promise at Liverpool, but obviously I'm sure anyone would be wishing him well with his personal problems.
Wonderful video Alfie! Appreciated it a lot, and as an italian Liverpool supporter, bonus points for pronouncing AC Milan the correct way in the Origi part of the video
As a Palace supporter, I’d say Clyney is a really solid option off the bench, and at this point I think he’s a little better than Wardy (nor disrespect to him tho, club legend). But we desperately need a solid starting right back, we haven’t truly had one since AWB went to United. A lot of the fans (myself included) really wanna see Chris Richards get a chance in that position, but Roy is Roy so who knows if that’ll happen. Richards did play defensive midfield the other day tho, Roy’s favorite position by far haha.
how can you not call Origi a legend? he scored countless important goals for LFC. and there's no way Liverpool win the CL w/o him.
The Adu bits at the beginnings of the videos always crack me up. Could do a video of where Liverpools’s latest starting 11 and subs were when Klopp took over the club?
Yeah, those are funny.
Can't deny how good Alison is and what a signing he is for Liverpool, but I always felt Mingolet deserved better, i'm surprised he didn't stay in a top 4 league.
He isn't a top 4 calibre keeper
As in top 4 team, not league
When Moreno was playing for Liverpool I was also waiting for his next mistake. So glad when we finally signed a reliable left back to replace him.
Its crazy what can happen in a year. Going from one academy right back whos a bench option and only starts 7 games to another academy right back that is the best going forward in the world and has won every major trophy.... If that doesn't show you how big klopp is then idk what will
Sinclair and Ibe are true letdowns
On an unrelated issue, Hazard just retired. Alfie, will you give us a video on that?
there's one example of a player who fell off harder than Coutinho
@@planetjanet3845 mmmh
@@planetjanet3845Coutinho went from big club to Aston Villa😂 Hazard retired at big club…thats the difference
@@planetjanet3845another Rooney kinda thing, burnt too big and too bright too young, his prime was way you her than most
I hereby renew my petition for you to include international subtitles for your videos. I volunteer for Spanish, but just having them would be great for me and my football loving non-English speaking family.
Cool video Steven!
For me he’s our second best manager ever behind Paisley. Shankly is obviously the godfather yet what Klopp has done for our club is astounding. Everything from the back room staff, the respect shown to everyone from the cleaner to the training staff and bringing us the title after 3 decades is astounding. 👑
Lucas Leiva transfered from Lazio to AC Milan before Gremio. I remeber it because his first words as a Milan player when stopped by journalists were "Forza Lazio!" 😂
i really did think ibe would do well....shows what i know.
He looked like he had everything. We all thought he was a better prospect than Sterling
Coutinho has to be the best overall deal in football history. Signed a world class number 10 for £8.5m, sold a total flop for £142m after having him for his best years.
Liverpool is my premiership team, but main team is Wigan. I’d like to see something about Wigan. I’ve asked before.
One of the best managers in our history and Premier League history
That final against Sevilla was played at FC Basel's Stadium (St.Jakob Park). If you don't know about FC Basel, this club has been crumbling from one of the most successful club in the country to on verge of going down to the second tier of the Swiss Super League! This wasn't a big improvement for the club that qualified for the Champions League Round of 16 on three occasions and even reached the Conference League semifinal the last season.
Talksport yesterday 'Has Klopp been a success?'
They are desperate for interaction over there
I’ve noticed you never gave Bayern Munich credit when it comes to Philippe Coutinho. He at least won a treble with Bayern. I wouldn’t really call him a flop imo.
Feel bad for Coutinho as a Liverpool fan, didnt want him to leave but the money we got from him got us Alli and Virg and arguably the CL and PL, so fair play. He was horribly misused and miscoached at Barca but understandable as there's this entity there called Lionel Messi. Was happy for him when he went to Bayern and beat Barca to win CL.
Škrtel with hair is just weird.
Loved the Ndidi cameo 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Was Milner surplus to requirements at Man City? I seem to remember them trying to get him to renew his contract on increased wages but he left because he wanted to play CM.
I think so! City at that time almost always played some kind of 4-4-2 with Yaya in the middle, next to a hard tackling dude that rarely touched the ball. David Silva played down the left and Nasri down the right, sometimes it was Jesus Navas and Milner was the utility bench guy who could play all those positions. Sergio Aguero was always partnered with some tall guy, it was Dzeko, then Jovetic, then Negredo!
@@Zahrul3 who was the hard tackling dude? I don't rememeber.
@@Zahrul3 I think you mean Fernando? I just looked up their squad from back then.
Jürgen Klopp is a Liverpool Legend. ❤
Skrtel playing for his home town team in 8th tier of the pyramid, is a bit like Messi turning up for a Ithmians Premier match... having said that, even the top league in SLovakia is like the Conference North, so you can compare it to a pure pub team.
Nice one Alf
I love your vids bro but I could watch the vid today on 1.5 speed n still keep up 🤣
Impressive pronunciation and good critique.
Where’s Roberto Firmino? He was already at Liverpool when Klopp arrived.
Lucas was and always will be a legend.
That Lucas meme cracks me up every time 😂
Video idea:
7 most common set pices in association football.
mignolet never got to play with van dijk. he always played behind sakho, skrtel or lovren. he wasn't bad, he just had no confidence because of the poor defence in front of him
He definitely wasn't good enough
Maybe you can make a video about Guirassy who is banging in for stuttgart
UNLUCKY😂 never gets old, good old Lucas leiva 😂🔥
Wow!!!Liverpool did have a good squad to galvanise the team slowly to be a champion in one of my official nations and be replicating their past successes during the 1970's and 1980's,good friends!!!:-D
what
@@malcs286That Liverpool squad was not that good but they did not slowly galvanise the side to improve on their standing first,good friend!!!🏋️♂️😊
Skrtel was not a world beater but he was solid in a rotation and always a goal threat on set pieces or corners
Maybe he should do one for Forest when Platt was manager.
I believe they made the final of the League Cup in his first season too
They lost to Manchester City, who went on to become a serial rivals of Liverpool under Pep Guardiola when it comes to Premier League title race.
What On Earth Is Going On At Sampdoria?
Or at Schalke 04. Both are big clubs in relegation battle in second divisions of their country
@@olm8829Alfie already made a video on FC Schalke
Sampdoria was even worse. They could be demoted to Serie D just like Palermo, Catania, Parma, and Bari. Their financial was also in trouble.
@@ezraezra2928 This absolutely deserves a What on Earth is Going On Video
Its insane almost being liverpool manager for 10 yeara and the squad is complete different like chelsea lmak
Great as always mate, but the last entry came across a bit harsh. You chuckled at the lad now working a normal job, no need for that
Jordan Ibe just signed for National League side Ebbsfleet United
"indeed" then goes on to show Ndidi😂... Epic edits
Mignolet wasnt a bad goalie...he just isnt at world class level like Alisson.
Now one this. Imagine if you do his for most top team muchless all. Good one.
Lucas is a LEGEND😊
I love how you pronounced the Škrtel's club. It sounded like Russian 😂😂
In all fairness to Martin Skrtel he’s 38 years old and has always said he’d finish his career at his childhood club.
pundits and non-pool fans always slag Origi off but seems he is a legend for pool fans?
Ibe will always be a mystery. thought he would at least make a decent championship player.
Divock Origi IS a Liverpool legend!
Such a big fan of Adam Lallana. I wish he could've stayed fitter for longer.
wish to see more about Salah, i feel he isnt talked about enough
What are you talking about mate of course Origi is a Liverpool legend he was massive for us
13:00 what do you mean by this analogy?
0:00 How many?? Listened to this part ten times and still can't hear how many years.
joe allen was in the euro 2016 team of the season lol
20:18 well well well
I don't know of any LFC supporter who thought Mignolet was bad. Good keeper, made a mistake but still good though :) For Martin Skrtel, he actually made a promise to his childhood team to play for them. So that's nice.
He wasn't good enough that's for sure
klopp 🐐
Dortmund isn't in Prussia, it's in North Rhine-Westphalia
Borussia is the Latin for Prussia
@@ronandubh4766 oh?
Should have done this a year again, it's hitc 7 isn't it?
If youre going to consider Lucas a Liverpool Legend, then Origi is definitely a lfc legend.
#thepeopleschannel a video on the Bangladesh premier league and the rise of Bashundhara kings would be good
A team who went into the top flight after promotion and won the last four league titles now!
Are they the next Newcastle? Are they a team to keep a eye on next few years? Thanks Alfie 😊
Do Brendan Rodgers's first Starting XI At Liverpool: Where Are They Now? next
The best signing Liverpool have ever made....
Is this video monetized by youtube?
Seriously interesting stuff, but what about Daniel Sturridge 😆
Lucas leiva is a legend
The "borussen" ware actully a Saxon Tribe not Prossian ;)
AND Dortmund ist situated in Westfalia - and didn´t belong to the tribe OR Kingdom of Prussia originally...
BEsides that great work as always ;)
While the perception is that players are excessively overpaid for kicking a ball a few times a week, the reality is, the competition to get that pay check is extremely cutthroat and cruel. Sometimes it even takes chance encounters to make it despite your talent. Just look at players like Vardy and Martinelli, they could have easily stayed in the lower leagues if not for the scouts that discovered them. Having joined a prestigious academy isn’t always a guarantee.
Ndidi at 1:51 lmaoo
Hey Alfie love your content man. Just wondering if you have been keeping up with the Forrest Green Rovers situation. Seems like some fans are starting to turn on the owernship saying that being "woke" has destroyed the club. Would love to know your thoughts.
Hasn't Forest Green Rovers been "Woke" since Vince took over in 2010?
And quite honestly; if he hasn't taken over, they would still be in Non-League to be fair...
@@MrSmith1984 I aggree they are much better off since the take over. But since Rob Edwards left things havent been great. There may be something to the argument that the clubs philosophy might be stopping them from recruiting from a larger talent pool.
@@eshmaelmlambo9682
Would this be because Vince is unwilling to meet a certain level of transfer fees and salaries? Or are there other factors at play such as political ones?
@@MrSmith1984 that could be a huge factor. I just feel there doesnt seem to be a long term plan football wise at the club. Only giving Hannah Dingley 2 weeks in charge also didnt help. It feels like people are starting to use the results to make political points now.
@@eshmaelmlambo9682
From what I could see (I find the sacking of Dignley to be strange considering Vince's previous comments about her), I suspect all this has happened because Vince probably believes he's taken FGR as far as he could (considering his financial resources)...and has either lost interest or doesn't know where to go from here.
I would say that he would be wise to sell the club to someone who can take them to the next level. The issue is, who would be interested?
Mad that Jordan Ibe couldnt get games in the Turkish 2nd division or for Derby. He was premier league player. He really should be getting games at lower division clubs. Something must be wrong with him mentally &/or physically that he has fallen so far.
He has mental health problems from a interview a few years ago and lost his interest in the sport
What or where is Anfeld?
13:00 I don’t understand what he is referring to here 😂
Ibe has now joined ebsfleet
Alfie, given the current situation in the Middle East, would you be interested in making a video on the game in Palestine? Or perhaps one on the Palestinian national team?
There stadium has been destroyed yesterday again (was destroyed in 2006, parts in 2012) and FIFA actually funded the rebuild in 2019 but still play most games in Lebanon because of apartheid and Israel in control of clean water, electricity, and dosent allow aid or people into Gaza majority of time. But I don't really know much about the team at all so be interesting to find out
Swear we also made a league cup final the same season losing to city on penalties