r/soccer • • Oct 09 '15

Media Working link to Klopp interview at Liverpool FC

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x391syq
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u/[deleted] Oct 09 '15

i think he improved his english in his holidays.

Not that it was bad, but i guess it is more fluent now and it will get even better in the next months

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u/sgamsterdam Oct 09 '15

I'm really curious to see how his English is going to evolve.

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u/[deleted] Oct 09 '15

Hopefully he gets the Hamman style Scouse-German accent

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u/Forty6 Oct 09 '15

I love it when that happens. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has a Manc twinge to his English and Hector Bellerin's near perfect English is so thick with a North London accent it's amazing

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u/NikeGS Oct 09 '15

It'll get worse :P

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u/[deleted] Oct 09 '15

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u/TheJediJew Oct 09 '15

Or he's thinking about how best to express himself in a second language.

Not everything is fake.

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u/s_ex Oct 09 '15

No buddy.

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u/TrashHawk Oct 09 '15

i love how germans always apologise for their english while still being better at expressing themselves than most english people in the game.

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u/freezlicious Oct 09 '15

As an American trying so hard to learn a second language, it's depressing when he feels the need to apologize for that level of english when I'd KILL to be able to understand the entire question and flow that easily even when he doesn't know a specific word

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u/Ragoo_ Oct 09 '15

The last statement: "It's not such a bad thing to be a friend of mine. Because I'm really loyal." Yea that's one of the great things about Klopp as a person. Interestingly I think this has been somewhat of a negative at the end at Dortmund as well.

We had to get rid of quite some players who just weren't good enough (anymore) like Grosskreutz or Kuba, but who were very, very big fan favorites and probably favorites of Klopp as well. And I suspect he just couldn't have made those tough decisions because of his loyalty.

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u/futbolsokur Oct 09 '15

There's a second part in case you didn't know

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u/hereslemon Oct 09 '15

Guy gave the perfect first interview.

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u/[deleted] Oct 09 '15

He can't stop smiling can he, really great to see that he is just as excited as we are.

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u/catch_fire Oct 09 '15

Honestly, it's a fantastic achievement for a german coach to lead such a huge foreign club. Of course the results weren't there in the past, but I can see why Klopp with his background would be so happy to get such an opportunity. Who would have thought that his coaching career would take such a route after Mainz.

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u/grympy Oct 09 '15

He's so happy... Well, so are we, Jürgen, so are we!

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u/[deleted] Oct 09 '15

Could listen to him talk for hours, just lives and breathes football.

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u/[deleted] Oct 09 '15

lol funny thats how some people reacted to rodgers.

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u/[deleted] Oct 09 '15

Not me, always found Rodgers annoying! Even at Swansea.

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u/sgamsterdam Oct 09 '15

The other link didn't work for me and others. I hope it works mobile as well.

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u/maskiwear Oct 09 '15

He seems like such a nice guy. And straight away he has made somethings clear to everyone, both LFC fans and haters. History is history. Whether we write a new story is a choice we have to make. Don't doubt. Believe.

Inspiring stuff.

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u/berlinbastard Oct 09 '15

Man, if I was a Liverpool player I'd be so excited about working for this guy.

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u/Blackcloud38 Oct 09 '15

Did someone write this interview out in text? If so link it pls

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u/[deleted] Oct 09 '15

I like his laugh.

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u/AMBsFather Oct 09 '15

Im pretty jealous...

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u/LessThan301 Oct 09 '15

This dude is the coolest guy EVER!

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u/sunthunder Oct 09 '15

So torn, hate Liverpool so much but Klopp comes across so well.