I'm sorry, but Liverpool fans (odd_morsel) need to get off that Klopp crack pipe. No disrespect..
There is no way in hell he's going to Liverpool, there is not even a whiff of a rumor in the German media about it.
Why should he go to Liverpool?
Challenge reasons?
- He'd go from having a good shot at the championship to almost having no chance of ending up in the top3
- Obviously, in regards to the next season, he'd have to settle for EL instead of CL (maybe even for a few years to come)
- His top player (Götze) just extended his contract while he additionally got Bundesliga's top player of the season (Reus)
- Yes, it would pose a challenge to convert Liverpool into a top side again, but he'd have to restructure the team from the ground up and that would take at least 2 seasons, which would be Liverpool's 4-5th season of mediocrity? Would the top brass stand by him throughout the process? Is he going to take the chances without knowing your top brass or whatever medial and public pressure are on a Liverpool manager?
Financial reasons?
- He just signed a new contract (extended till 2016) right before that manager salaries table came out, so those numbers on his salary (of approx. 2m) could very well be outdated
- Besides that, money shouldn't be an issue for Dortmund, the Reus transfer was paid for from the long-term funds, beyond that we are going to sell Barrios & Kagawa for some 25-30m altogether. Our revenue is close to 200m while the player salaries are around 45-50m (without bonuses) and there is no debt besides long-term obligations on which you'd have to pay a premium if you were to settle them before they're due.
- He is the heart & soul of the team, before we'd let him go (for financial reasons), we'd sell Götze, Lewandowski and then some to keep him around, lol
Personal reasons, career reasons?
- One of the reasons for his success are Dortmund scouts and our "sporting manager" (in charge of transfers) Zorc, who was a Dortmund legend as player and then went into management. There is a symbiotic relationship between them and there is no guarantee he's going to have that elsewhere
- His English is pretty bad and basically amounts to "school English" (as indicated by the int. media's questions in the press conferences.) Besides that, did we ever see a (successful) German manager in England? The tabloids would RAPE & PILLAGE him, "HITLER KLOPP COMETH"
- His career seems almost predetermined at this point, he will most likely become the Bundestrainer (national coach) - that's probably the only safe bet for him to advance his career and what the German public wants out him too
- And as somebody already said, he wants/needs to prove himself with Dortmund on the int. stage before attempting the next step.
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I'd like to see Hazard getting headbutted by Zidane while, at the same time, a whorish looking woman in high heels kicks him in the groin.
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Add Hulk to the list and we are ready. Marin as a sub/rotation player.
That'd be sick. Poor Marin... :O
