He read on here that folk want Monty out and he is making himself availableQuote:
Originally Posted by JimBHibees
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He read on here that folk want Monty out and he is making himself availableQuote:
Originally Posted by JimBHibees
Yeah but he's not Scottish so wouldn't stand a chance...Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibernia&Alba
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Also he has no knowledge or experience of Scottish football.Quote:
Originally Posted by Steven79
Seen Leverkusen play Ferencvarosi in the Europa League back in March and they were a seriously impressive team. So clinical and well drilled. Ferencvarosi didn’t stand a chance.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scorrie
And that's vital.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scouse Hibee
I reckon Klopp's not well.
He certainly comes across as a bit of a nutcase sometimes.
Rumours on social media that Robson has left Aberdeen
I've got loads of respect for Klopp leaving like this.
Don't tarnish it by going on too long, by going through the motions or by giving a club anything less than your best, which is what happens when you burn out.
He can have a final push to finish his tenure in style, walk away with his head held high and leave a club in good condition for the next person to take over.
Total respect for him from me, although I can understand why the Liverpool fans will be gutted.
klop and robson swapping places?Quote:
Originally Posted by Auckland Hibs
Totally agree.Quote:
Originally Posted by Smartie
Thinking back to his first press conference when he called himself "the ordinary one", he's been class throughout his time at Liverpool.
Can't think of any controversy around him and he pretty much always had an air of positivity about him. His team were generally a good watch.
He'll continue to be successful wherever he ends up I'd imagine.
The normal oneQuote:
Originally Posted by WhileTheChief..
Which social media? I can’t see anything to X except an Aberdeen fans page posting a joke about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Auckland Hibs
Xavi announces he will leave Barcelona at the end of the season 👀
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Originally Posted by Smartie
He’s been there 8 years, very few managers would get the chance to choose their departure like this. I think it’s a luxury only available to those at the very top of the game.
How about Barcelona to hold the job open for Klopp? :cbQuote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
What about pep heading back to barca in the summer before all the city charges kick in and they get hit with relegation and/or transfer bans and klopp going to Madrid?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibernia&Alba
It’s a good theory. Would he return to Germany and join Bayern Munich? It seems a lot of Bayern fans aren’t impressed with Tuchel. :cbQuote:
Originally Posted by GreenNWhiteArmy
I believe Klopp when he says he’s knackered and wants a break, he did the same after Dortmund, and he’s obviously a good bit older and all the things that have happened since.
Sooner or later, regardless of how much you love a job and how good you are at it, the desire to keep going is going to lose out to the desire to just relax for a bit, especially when you’ve got the cash to make that possible. He’s won everything going, and really, as much as we say modern football, especially down south, is probably getting a bit much for the players, how manager keep going into their 60’s etc is also going to be an increasing struggle surely.
I’d expect him to take a decent while off then probably pop up as Germany manager at some point, assuming he decides to return to the game, that would be the ideal role if his heart is no longer in it as far as being ‘full time’ goes.
It was a link to the BBC Sports page but it looks like a hoax.Quote:
Originally Posted by overdrive
Although, after another loss yesterday he's probably not far away from being emptied.
Won't be surprised at all to see Martindale step down
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Originally Posted by Hibernia&Alba
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Originally Posted by GreenNWhiteArmy
Just wait until you find out who the new Aberdeen manager isQuote:
Originally Posted by Hibernia&Alba
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He’s definitely a different character now to what he was when he first came in. He was quite effervescent when he first arrived in England, good humoured and good value in interviews. For the last couple of years he’s really annoyed me, gets quite ill tempered a lot, and is forever complaining about something (hardly unique amongst managers tbf).Quote:
Originally Posted by ScottB
Have seen high pressure jobs do that to people before - Strachan used to be a proper comedian in his interviews down south, and turned into a right miserable ******* when he was Celtic manager. Even Mourinho used to have quite a wry sense of humour, but that went south along with his legacy.
However, much as I was saying he annoyed me of late, he’s still a huge character to lose from the EPL - and I’ll miss watching his Liverpool teams at their best.
I wonder if this will have an indirect impact on how long Pep will stay at City for as well.
Could go either way, Pep has already jokingly said it’ll be easier without him, so staying on another while likely means more titles, but equally, he seems like the sort of guy that wants to test himself against the best and likes having a rival to push against. I don’t think either side would have achieved as much without the other, and I doubt the challenge of Ten Haag or Arteta will be quite the same for him…Quote:
Originally Posted by Stevie Reid
Klippity Klopp for Man U ?
After hell freezes over.Quote:
Originally Posted by eastmainsmsh
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Originally Posted by eastmainsmsh
That would be a no :greengrin
To be in the frame for the Barcelona job? At least the top tiers of the ground would see more of the ball.Quote:
Originally Posted by Callum_62
Wouldn't go to Barcelona. Couldn't bleat on about having the lowest budget in the world.Quote:
Originally Posted by NORTHERNHIBBY
After their performance last night I'd guess there will be some hoping it was soonerQuote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
Obviously worried that Klopp had got a head start on him if the Hibs job is availableQuote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
Darren Moore sacked at Huddersfield, bet they regret getting rid of Warnock