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@McFlybowy Klopp lost 4 European finals + multiple domestic trophies.

Klopp isn’t here, Winning is actually so important. Trophies are the way you’ll ultimately be judged as a coach, not just by how beautiful your football was or how competitive your team looked. Klopp is supposed to sit at the table of the all-time Premier League greats, but he probably won’t fully be placed there because he simply didn’t win enough league titles. And that’s the cruel reality of football history. Nobody is going to remember he lost the league by one point. Nobody is going to remember he got 90+ points multiple times and still didn’t win the title. Nobody is going to remember the two close Champions League misses either. Years later, people only count what you lifted, not how painful the margins were. When people mention the great Premier League dynasties, they’ll mention the winners. They won’t stop the conversation to say “but Klopp’s Liverpool were unbelievable too.” History rarely rewards almost. Which is harsh to some extent because Klopp built one of the greatest footballing sides England has ever seen. He took Liverpool from being a sleeping giant into the most emotionally connected and feared team in Europe for a period. The atmosphere, the identity, the intensity, the connection with the fans everything felt massive under him. And tactically, he changed English football too. That heavy-metal pressing, the speed in transition, the aggression without the ball, fullbacks becoming creative hubs, the way his teams suffocated opponents physically and mentally. Liverpool under Klopp didn’t just beat teams, they exhausted them. You could see lot f sides panic once the tempo rose. What makes Klopp special is that he wasn’t coaching a financially untouchable superteam from day one either. He built. He developed players. He elevated them. Salah became historic under him. Mane became world class under him. Firmino became one of the smartest system forwards football has seen. Alexander-Arnold was transformed into a creative monster from right back. Robertson went from relegated player to elite fullback. Henderson was great, Wijnaldum was Superb, James Milner too, He turned Virgil Van-Dijk to an all timer. That’s why a lot of football people rate Klopp higher than his medal count suggests. Because when you actually look at what he did in that Era, it was extraordinary yet he didn’t win enough. But football history is unforgiving. If Klopp had maybe two more league titles and one more Champions League, the conversation around him will be different. He will be universally mentioned beside the absolute untouchable managerial names in Premier League history without hesitation. Fine margins really decide legacy in football more than people want to admit.

@SeanDOlfc Beautiful watching you get cooked here fella.

Farage not getting his grubby hands on Wales. Luckily there's enough people in the country who love Wales more than they hate brown people. Farage couldn't give a fuck about Wales. Same braindead dogs that voted for someone like Boris who thinks working class are another species.

@LiverpoolLnd He's off to a good start

Milos Kerkez 🗣 "I asked Mo if he'd ever posted the picture on social media so everyone could see it, he told me no so I said: 'I'm going to take a picture of this and post it later'. We went to London together and I decided to post it while we were there. It's pretty nice, huh? It's more tough [for me] to have the individual trophies that he has because I'm a full back. He has scored a lot of goals. But when you see all the team trophies that he's won, of course you look at that as a young player and just think: 'Wow'. You just want to train harder, play harder, win things with the team." @espn @beth_lindop

@Shadygize Take out the bloke who hasn't won it

FIFA World Cup best XI, any Changes?

@Dejan06Lovren Shame you lost the final, making the goal pointless.

10 years ago today, I lived every boy’s dream in a Red shirt. Scoring against Borussia Dortmund in the Europa League at Anfield — the lights, the noise, the Kop roaring as we fought back in one of the greatest European nights this club has ever seen. That goal, that moment, that Liverpool shirt… it’s etched in my soul forever. Still gives me goosebumps. Thank you to every teammate, every fan, and everyone who made that night magic. This one’s for the memories that never fade. ❤️ You’ll Never Walk Alone Good luck tonight LFC. BELIEVE!

@NotFarLeftAtAll Cooked on a heated argument?

What's missing from this banging full English breakfast?

@secondtierpod Peter Odemwingie, Loftus Road car park.

Name a player you've randomly bumped into in public 👀

@MadridXtra Won one La Liga!

🗣️ David Beckham: “I remember on day one at Real Madrid, I turn up to training early, REALLY early. Then all of a sudden, Zidane walks in, Raúl walks in, Figo walks in, Ronaldo, Roberto Carlos, they all walked in one after the other. I never really get nervous, but I was like: ‘Okay, this feels different’. I like to be out of a comfort zone and I enjoyed playing there.”

@KNZIM8 Granislav Yananovic

One of the best comment sections on a Tiktok that I've seen in ages.

@eurofootcom 3 hours of pens.

🚨🇵🇹 Nani: "Cristiano Ronaldo will reach 1,000 goals easily, I have no doubt. He wants to reach 1,000 documented goals, because other players like Pele or Romario claimed to hit those numbers, but not all of their goals were recorded." "Cristiano could make a movie with all of his. He’ll get there – even if he has to go to the lowest professional league in the world to do it. But he won’t need to." (@FourFourTwo)

@piersmorgan Better win the quad then or it's a massive failure.

Deadly serious. Name me a better 25-man club squad in world football history, in terms of depth, not quality of 1st XI?

@TouchlineX How many World Cups?

🚨 𝗡𝗘𝗪: Cristiano Ronaldo could RETIRE next year, potentially ending his Al-Nassr spell and legendary football career in 2027, per Ben Jacobs: • He would play his last World Cup in summer 2026 • His final club season could be 2026/27 • He would retire with 5 Ballon d’Ors • 5x UCL, 1 EURO, and many trophies • 4× European Golden Shoe • Most UCL goals ever • Most international goals ever And many, many records... One last World Cup. One last season. One final chapter. 😢🇵🇹

@HLTCO So you're saying you hate mustard?

For the avoidance of doubt, I am categorically in the camp on brown sauce being essential in a bacon sandwich.

@TheAnfieldWrap 5-0

What do we think of tonight's starting XI?

@FootballTalkHQ Why was Alonso's wife working as a receptionist in a hotel in Liverpool?

When Peter Crouch arrived at Liverpool in 2005, he spent his first week in a hotel. The striker developed a crush on the hotel receptionist and told his new teammates about her: “I told the guys in training: 'Honestly, she's beautiful. I think that I have a ticket'. Jamie Carragher called the other players over and told me to repeat it: 'Tell them Crouchie'. I did and I told them that I spent all day thinking about her... It's at that moment that they told me the receptionist was Xabi Alonso's wife, my new teammate...” 😂🤣

@LewCrisp @KJ_1310 @lloydy0151 Fair enough.

@horrasin @KJ_1310 @lloydy0151 Hmm.. perhaps that’s literally why I asked the question that i did?

No we’re not.

@LewCrisp @KJ_1310 @lloydy0151 They're 10 points clear of LFC.

@KJ_1310 @lloydy0151 How did Arsenal do against wolves?

@nonewthing How many UCL's?

People do not understand how much cultural capital Arsenal have around the world.

@HDavies1804 Point is he managed in the EPL before. Ange hadn't.

@horrasin And he was at Celtic before he before he took the Leicester job

I've got a weird feeling about this McKenna to Celtic thing. CL football, huge opportunity to win titles and we've seen managers get PL jobs after leaving Celtic (Ange, Rodgers). That and the fact he's looked a frustrated figure of late hasn't he? Hope I'm very wrong! #ITFC