Jurgen Klopp on the importance of the number 10
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- Опубліковано 18 лют 2024
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Jurgen Klopp discussing the importance of the number 10 role in his gegenpress system.
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You can see how his philosophy changed slightly over the years. He kept on adapting and embraced change as years went by. Not an easy task for any human to do it at at the highest level with such consistency. Kloppo you'll be missed.❤
Guardiola did adapt as well in the last years
Graham potter has adapted well to the job centre
@@rhubarbinho😂😂
yep yep.. its tough... , these days - we hardly finds 10s - and even the term/play False 9 is in thin air - almost becoming non-existent coz of the new ideas tat are quickly creeping in ... finding solutions and pushing ur self to the next level esp as a pioneer is something tat brings you chills - esp at highest level where u got to deliver as well - - yeah klopp n pep are diff breed God sent like .. ...!!!
I think in 10 yrs time - both current day bright ideas of football will quickly become antique - I think we should play with 2 balls on the field ... lol
@@songohan511 yea Guardiola adapted with multiple Billions in the back. 😂😂
Bring back the full episode -was a masterpiece in tactics
In Germany we knew it since 2006 as he started his TV analysis about World Cup games . We knew then already about his great knowledge about football. He should have come to Liverpool before 2004 😊YNWA
@@karlerasure It could be good or bad in 2004. Liverpool probably won't be able to lift the Champions League’s trophy in 2005. Liverpool was in a bad situation because of changes in ownership. But yeah, anything is possible.
Inverted full back is the biggest thing that happened in the game in last years, and this retro here actually shows us how the defensive side of things has evolved in the past few years, also, Klopp with his pressing and Pep with his tactical tweeks and trends have embodied these changes in the modern game
The "Inverted" full back has been around for a while only difference is all these fancy words weren't used that time.
Rafa Benitez use to do this a lot in the 2000s
inverted full back has actually been around since Lahm played full back at Bayern Munich
@@Ebamber3 how can you forget maicon he was also the legendary full back
@@Ebamber3this is nonsense we didn't previously see fall backs being playmakers liek this before
Bloody hell the prem has changed a lot in the years since Klopp joined.
9 teams in this season that aren't this season. Nuts.
Chelsea and United have become irrelevant 😕 I miss Mourinho and sir Alex teams, the rivalry Liverpool had with those 2 clubs was so good! They were vastly superior teams but still we used to trouble them n the games were amazing
@@arthurmorgan8454chelsea did win the champions leagie a couple of seasons ago, man u are in the champions league currently. wouldn't say irrelevant just in a rebuiding phase
He even wears his classic tv pundit outfit from ye olde ZDF years.
At least in Germany he was the pioneer of showing tactics and explainign moves on touchscreens understandable for a general audience.
Find someone that looks at u the way Jamie looks at Jurgen
He wanted Lallana to be his number 10, but he's always injured. Liverpool were more technical when Klopp joined, the lack of technicians meant he adapted to control the game by controlling space rather than the ball
i think he wanted to build a squad around Coutinho. But yeah, the rest is history.
I think not, because he said a long while ago that a good counter-press is the best #10 a team can have. Relying on collective chance creation rather than individual creativity, that is. His Dortmund team was conspicuous for the absence of such profiles, Götze or Kagawa were not employed in such a role even they theoretically could fit the bill.
Lallana's injuries can later. Back in the 2015/2016 season he didn't have the stamina and would usually have to be subbed off after 70 minutes so starting from the 2016/2017 season Klopp went with a 4-3-3 to reduce the strain
Can tell he’s a very quick mind!!
He needs to go into television again does Klopp. Management has aged and jaded him. He would be perfect as a pundit. Not sure he ticks enough boxes for Sky though 🙄
He has done television in Germany during 2006 WC.
That was 2006, now any 2 bit female footballer will get the job instead
He doesn't praise English superiority or the PL enough to land a role with Sky. They'all always prefer someone as narrow-minded as Neville or Micah Richards, who spent their entire careers in England.
Which boxes?
The more I think about it, the more I think it’s the best time for him to leave. He looks tired and hopefully he leaves on a high instead of staying on too long like someone like Wenger did
Well... It either goes like this or like Wenger. So it's better this way
Wenger stagnated that club for 10 years after a successful first few years. When talking about PL all time best managers, you have to put Klopp over Wenger. Wenger won when the league was drinking before and after games and forced his players to take their job seriously. And he never took his English club to win anything in Europe. That can be praised, but if you had to pick between the two to manage your club in todays age, you pick Klopp every time
Wenger won three league titles@@Nunyabusiness40
@@Nunyabusiness40 Wenger had to repeatedly sell all of his best players to direct rivals. Imagine Klopp sold Salah, Van Dijk and Trent to City. Wenger had to sell RVP, Cole, Fabregas, Nasri, Sagna, Clichy, Adebayor, and Song and he had terrible luck with injuries too like Cazorla, Wilshere and Ramsey.
its better for a manager to leave not getting forced out
Great to hear his ideas from that period.
Prime Klopp with specs, oh the memories ❤
Poor Jamie trying to get a word in 😂. We are going to miss your genius Jurgen 😢 YNWA
Younger Klopp looks like Stephen Merchant! I really feel him when he says he needs a rest. Farewell Kloppo.
Remember kloppo and Pep helped german football especially the level and precisions. The result was 2014
Still unsure if this is Stephen Merchant doing a bit.
😂😂
He had Merchant's teeth back then
First thing I thought lol
Eyes bulging with imagined Germany Job
There's this *thing* in it...
The PL will miss this master.
Ten Hag needs to watch this
Too stubborn - too much of an Ego - I'm never wrong attitude - when in his time at United as he ever admitted he got it wrong either with team selection or Tactics? Never.
Might be slightly over Carra’s head, that, Jürgen
Wow what a brilliant coach 👏 🙌 ❤
I actually love this man
Definitely has more energy here.
Geez look at the how much the pressure has aged him.
Its almost like he's a human and just aged throughout the years.
You must be a child. This channel showcases retro videos from sky sports. This particular example is over 10 years old. As time passes, people get older. It'll happen to you one day if you're fortunate, kiddo.
@@villainova No. Im literally saying that in the span of 10 years he's aged 15-20.
Rich people tend not to show their age ever, especially managers because they have the added benefit of also pretty much staying fit.
All managers age quick due to the pressure
This is pretty interesting People always say this about youngish American presidents. And they age through their 50’s or late forties and fifties. As a regular person that has been through this particular time without much stress I can tell you. You age through your fifties more than an other decade. You go in at 49 in decent nick and you come out at 60 looking ….less so. That’s life.
That a very young Klopp.
🤣
Thsi shows he's adapted, he's chnaged not stuck with the same tactics.... which is why saying managers like Fergie would flop today is ridiculous..... because the very top managers always find a way to adapt and change their set up.
Fergie is probably the best manager in history at adapting, that’s like his main thing
Fergie was definitely a master of adaptation, as are Heynckes and Ancelotti. However the competition from City and Liverpool is nothing like what he experienced during his 27 years at Utd.
That's debatable he had to deal with arsenal and Chelsea both great teams @@pritapp788
Can you please do manchester derby 6-1 as it happened on soccer saturday
Klopp 😍
what year was this?
High press has killed the number 10, and the beauty of the game. Klopp admittedly says that no number 10 or player can can always give you that perfect pass or play into dangerous areas. So he replaces the fantasy player with a press. Some of you will call it modern football, or team ball, or whatever you like. For me, it’s killed creativity and creative players.
Agree with you and nowadays the youth also don't want to be like no 10 they all consider whats trending that's good
Another UA-cam nobody thinking they know better than the professionals🤣 hilarious
Indeed but football is a team sport and nobody is better than an entire team!
That‘s why he succeeded against better individual opponents!
Platini once said „the ball will always be faster when passing than if you dribble with it“ that’s a take from one of the best 10 ever.
@@fan2hd277 agree with you and that gegenpressing is now dead it's not more than effective because every team has found multiple solution to beat press
Agreed 100%. Mechanical, choreographed press and counter-press can be spectacular but it's killing the creative players one used to go to the stadium to see.
That's weird, because he was at the forefront of gegenpressing which killed the #10 (#10 needs time on the ball, which isn't possible when the opponent presses or counter-presses). I hugely admire Klopp but this sounds strange.
But the Macallister pass to Nunez is another example of the number 10 counter press he is talking anout. This just recently, it deffo works.
That shows he had an answer to it as well.
number 10 player was expensive in the market, he need to find a rough gem like Gotze or Reus or Kagawa and Gundogan comes later
Msn Klopp is Huge, he is much taller than caragher and he is also a big one
He looks like he hasn't aged at all since the day he first joined us.
Klopp has aged
try managing Liverpool for 5 years, living around scousers, its a hard work.
@@MatthewMcRowan funny you mate
@@MatthewMcRowantry almost 10 years
@@MatthewMcRowanTroll😂
Quite a lot of people do.
what I gather is that for Klopp there is no esignated no 10, its whichever player is closes to the ball when oponents win it
Oh.. 👌 (didn’t understand a word)
Brilliant
I never realized how much a young Klopp looked like Stephen Merchant 🤣
Klopp really looks like the old version of Harry Potter in this video
Without a hat, his hair he look lime completely different man lol
UTT
If you took a shot every time Klopp said situation, you'd be very very inebriated.
Beautiful language...
Eyes bulging with imagined riches.
Now number 10s
Jamie looks a bit lost, doesn‘t he? Nice Video though.
Yeahhhh right
and he proceeded to play with 2 eights
because you cant play gegenpress for 5 seasons, and he find the solutions
_If you stay High in your head, don't play Football_
WISE life advice
Yeah i think this is comformation of the truth.
#WirtztoLiverpool
5th best manager in pl history
You need a hug, son
Fergie, Pep, Wenger, Mou then Klopp? Seems reasonable
best German manager in PL history
@@jpr_xv let's hear your arguments
@@askholand8132 He wasn't comforted enough as a child
I miss glassed klopp 🤓
Old video this, his teeth are not white😂
he got inspired by Mane and Firmino. They had solar reflectors installed to boost their speed!
This is why im.not a world class player. Wots he on abooot
Well, who is Liverpool's Number 10? Man City has De Bruyne, Arsenal has Odegaard, Inter has Barella.
Barella is 8. Lol. And de Bruyne is anything Pep wants him to be. 8,10,false 9, wide player.
He’s aged by 20 years over the past 8 years. He should retire.
Money makes you want to go and enjoy it and not live around concrete and cement and raining days grey skys doom and gloom England is a depressing place to live so that’s why people bog off when they get more money or fame millions of people will never get to see that type of life no worry of being poor the world is shite I hate being a human
Geez taken a holiday man
plenty of holywood stars actually move to the uk dude, jonny depp and amber heard notably.
Ironically Klopp was the reason the 10 spot is dead.
Nope. It was obsessive possession by Pep. Gegenpressing was counteract, reply to “we don’t give u the ball”. 10 has been dying since early 00s. Change of modern game (more pace, more intensity, different tactics) killed 10 before arrival of Klopp. Also increasing financial gap between top elite clubs and the rest contributed to killing of 10 as most clubs couldn’t afford creative playmakers so they had to find new ways to stay competitive. That’s how tactics evolve.
Hi