Pep L's Interview

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[Frogfish]

It's a nice interview and he should receive a lot of praise for being an integral part of the coaching/management team.

 

[keniget]

It's a nice interview and he should receive a lot of praise for being intense.

 

[moron]

How old is he ? - if our next manager fails us, then we will need to call him in I guess, I suspect it will be at a point where he will be acceptable to us from the view of the majority fanbase.

 

[KopRed]

He's lacking abit of charisma and presence. He looks the perfect wingman, never the main guy.

Interesting where he goes next.

 

[Frogfish]

He's lacking abit of charisma and presence. He looks the perfect wingman, never the main guy.

Interesting where he goes next.

And he talks too much. But there is no doubting that Klopp has great faith in him. I'd be very interested to know how many of these 'brilliant in-game tactical changes and substitutions' are down to Pep, even though we credit all of them to Klopp.

 

[juniormember]

And he talks too much. But there is no doubting that Klopp has great faith in him. I'd be very interested to know how many of these 'brilliant in-game tactical changes and substitutions' are down to Pep, even though we credit all of them to Klopp.

Who knows, but when 'the brain' left, we were all worried. Then in comes new blood like Pep and Klopp integrates him beautifully into the setup, as if nothing changed. Wasn't Fergie like that with his first team coach?
It's probably doing Pep disservice thinking this way, but for me it's all Klopp, because he knows exactly how to get the best out of both staff and players.

 

[doctor_mac]

And he talks too much. But there is no doubting that Klopp has great faith in him. I'd be very interested to know how many of these 'brilliant in-game tactical changes and substitutions' are down to Pep, even though we credit all of them to Klopp.

Klopp admits that many of our innovations have come through Pep's suggestions (like the call to invert Trent), so I've little doubt that he is at least playing a role in our tactical switches.

 

[doctor_mac]

I must say, I'd feel much better about Klopp leaving if Pep had agreed to remain as AM to whoever is coming in, but I understand that's a complicated thing to make happen.

 

[Woland]

Klopp admits that many of our innovations have come through Pep's suggestions (like the call to invert Trent), so I've little doubt that he is at least playing a role in our tactical switches.

Any fool know that was the modern football genius Southgate.