It’s not about that .. Klopp and pep explain for a system to work you need player understanding not only of the system but each other .. now it’s easier to bring in 1 player at a time but that costs money .. ox was for sale for 32 seasons no takers as an example .. now going back to the success under Klopp that was down to player loyalty and understanding .. Now selling players you can only do if you have takers for those players Keita , ox and Origi were for sale for 18 -24 months no takers . So in a limited budget and no takers for players . Not many clubs sell their captain or one of the best DM’s in the league .. Edwards has a habit of refusing new deals for older players so they left on frees Gini , Bobby , Origi ( as no buyers) Mane forced a move Pep got his success because of a player didn’t work out he just bought a new player hence the £500m spent just on his defence .. Klopp couldn’t do that and had to coach players and work them till they needed replacements but you need 12 months for each player to bed in .. Which costs money . Had FSG done certain things differently we might of got fresh faces in when the club needed them .

Man that guy is so serious

FSG for you

So they have to 100% perfect to be considered great at their job?

@@40yearoldvirgil15 of course not. But that's a reminder that they have made mistakes like everyone else.

@@JR-sj1jzthey signed salah mane and firminho your whole argument is dead just off of my three examples. You cherry picked their worst signings but ignored all of their best

​@heavenshound6775 The video was full of cherry-picked situations that showed where Klopp and Ljinders were wrong. And I'm not seeing you complain about that. All i did was balance it out by highlighting situations when Edwards and Ward also got it wrong too. And with all due respect but Firmino, Salah and Mane are signings from at least 7 seasons ago. Only a couple remain of that generation. They should be judged based on the success of the newer generation. The likes of Diaz, Konate, Gakpo, Mac Allister, etc

@@JR-sj1jz bore off

Amorin has big ambition, slot seems like a manager who'll settle for top 4 even if we have the best squad (I don't even think Ajax would consider hiring him)

​@MrLove717 is this the same Amorin who did an interview with West Ham? Yeah, big ambition indeed. Unlike Slot on the other hand backed himself when he said no to Spurs. That took balls and I like that.

So huge to quantify

​@@MrLove717😂😂😂

@@40yearoldvirgil15 who knows? But I hope slot works out well for us and we win trophies in abundance 😂

Trophies are what matters to the fans.If you expect loyalty and people spending their hard earned money on tickets,you have to win trophies.Loyalty to non performers is disgusting

What a load of bullcrap! So everyone should support Man City now, because noone else wins anything, and it is disgusting supporting teams without trophies? Go suck on a pacifier, because you must be 3 tops.

Do you glad that all medical staff are also leaving?

​@@hashshashiinme7656 yeah I'm glad, our players were frequently injured in weird times with our current medical team so we need a new one

@@MrLove717 also john achterberg and konrmayer are leaving too

Just gonna ignore how those two clowns operated whilst Rodgers was manager? Ok

​@@Synysterjmz Rogers was out of his depth and wanted control of everything - he didn't have the managerial credentials to demand control of player transfers and also it wasn't the clubs strategy. Edwards was doing the job the club asked of him. Since Rogers left I think we can see what Roger level truly was, and we can see the work Edwards has done for LFC. If thats the work of a clown, I'm down with the circus. Rogers was a stepping stone to Klopp. Mismatched Hodgeson to caretaker Kenny, to rookie Rogers to world class manager Klopp.

@@chilled99 it’s easy to criticise Rodgers years after his tenure, but he didn’t have control of transfers; there was a committee, featuring Edwards and Ward. Let’s not forget, Rodgers came to LFC with the same sort of credentials as Di Zerbi, perhaps more and many have likened him to the LFC job. As for Slot, most hadn’t heard of him until a month ago. The point I’m making is that this watered down managerial role, with a lot of the footballing direction handled by Edwards, Ward and Hughes may not follow the same success as what we saw from them with Klopp in control. Yeah, they signed some great players, but they also signed some absolute and the ones that excelled did so because of Klopp. Obviously I hope this change in set up is successful, but what I don’t want to see if Slot getting thrown under the bus when things go wrong.

@@Synysterjmz Rogers did get with the program. At the end of the day the club brought in a structure and he didn't want anyones advice on transfers. Time has proven him and those who were attacking the transfer committee to be wrong. How does that make Edwards and Ward clowns? Why is it Klopp could work with them, who is a superior manager and won everything working with them and not too much since, but Rogers couldn't?

@@chilled99 well if you believe the reports, Klopp didn’t work well with them and is probably why the both initially left. It’s a bit of a coincidence that as soon as he decides to call time as Liverpool manager, they come running back. Perhaps clowns is too strong of a word, but bringing in Edwards, Ward and Slot to essentially do Klopp’s job just seems like too many chefs (ignoring Hughes here because he’s the sporting director). And are we really going to sit here and believe that Edwards overarching say on everything football, possibly undermining Slot in the process is a good way to run a club? That model might work if you’re Florentino Perez at Real Madrid and you have the money and pull to sign any player you desire; but at Liverpool, working within a moneyball approach to spending, in a league where Chelsea, City etc are allowed to flaunt FFP rules, I doubt it. Edward’s success is because of Klopp, let’s not forget that. I don’t doubt for a second that we’d have the same success in that period with any other sporting director working with Klopp. The same cannot be said for Edwards & Ward yet and it will be telling in the next season if Slot can imitate Klopp’s successful coaching under this managerial set up.

I agree

Pity youtube don't show the thumbs down anymore.

@@danieloneill9093 i take it you dont agree?

And I don't even want to mention the what seems to be the upcoming sales of players. Salah, Diaz, Nunez, even VVD and Trent are now all rumored to be leaving. It is a fire brigade and if FSG gets 150 million in transfers in, it is 150 million budget. If we don't sell anyone however it will be like a net transfer of say 50 million. Don't forget that first 4 full seasons Klopp had, they turned a transfer PROFIT in 3 of those seasons. Will next manager replicate that success on that tight budget, I seriously doubt it. Bottom line, resist selling anyone, extend contracts etc.

That's where his immaturity comes into play. He may have all the attributes you want, but having some dream that he's Jose Mourinho reincarnated has led to him losing one of the biggest jobs in world football. Flying back to Portugal with his tail between his legs

@@rakune7252 he’ll end up at Chelsea

So? Klopp and lijnders did a brilliant job

@MrLove717 Don't undermine what Edwards and CO done behind the scenes

@@bon3s325 but it seems like you're undermining Klopp and co who were more involved directly with our success on the pitch turning average players to world class, Edward and co never did that

He absolutely did turn them down and it’s well documented, including quotes directly from Slot

Na Real's model is better, they buy players just before they go up a level and become world class, whereas Brighton buys players that require more development and time.

Waffle waffle waffle

Look into who wanted which players, Klopp wanted Brandt and Edwards wanted Salah. Think we made the right decision.

Kenny signed Carroll and Suarez with the Torres money.

​@Fergz2049 to be fair, Roy Hodgson was the man who identified Suarez for Liverpool.

@@ruairiwhite6303 possibly did, but he wasn't the one being photographed at their signing. 👍

All we should be doing now is giving Klopp a good send off and hoping Slot have a good start to next season.Stop being critical, you don't know the future.

As a manager, this would not work for me, I am the one that gets sacked for someone else picking players that don't fit how I want to play. For me the manager has the final say and the team behind identity the options, go and get the players, sort the contracts etc