The thrilling performances are largely down to his tactics, and the very precise instructions he appears to give to attacking players. Most other managers leave the attack down to instinct and focus upon defensive organisation, but Klopp does the total opposite. That's not good for being successful, but so far it's made our attacking players improve and start looking world class, when really it's mostly down to them being coached in a way that it's harder for them to fuck up. World class attacking players generate far more revenue than playing in the champions league. Salah is already £100m plus. I wouldn't be surprised if we repeat the trick with his eventual replacement. As long as that money keeps rolling in, I think his job will be safe and secure.