@@Rafael.Oliveira29 Here in germany we call someone like you an „erfolgsfan“, someone who only cares about success and forgot what football really is about. Its all about the feelings, the feeling when your team beats your rival regardless of points on the table, the feeling of managers and players fighing for your badge regardless of your place on the table, hell even the feeling of a major loss, thats why we love the sport, is it not? He worked his hardest for all of those clubs and gave them all he had. The promotion with mainz into the bundesliga, his back to back Bundesliga titles and the champions league finale with dortmund, how he transformed liverpool into the team we know today and won with them their first major titles in years. Its about those feelings and i think its sad that so many people forgot that
Personally as a LFC fan I have grown to love "The Slip" I embrace it because without it we never get Klopp We win the league that year FSG probably keeps BR on and never hire Klopp. So in some ways the slip was the pebble that started the snowball rolling down hill.
But that is the thing, while the slip was remembered, it was at CP that cost Liverpool. The mis-management of that game. And also I just feel for Stevie G. He dont deserve the meme. Haaahhh. But as you say, it may have been the pebble.
@@azizanputra One thing I think people miss is how much we missed Hendo in when he was out I honestly cannot remember was he hurt or was it a suspension and you are right you take care of business at CP and the slip doesn't matter
@@christopherr.2137 hendo got a red card against city....the slip pretty much highlighted Rodgers' limitations as a manager. The second half performance of throwing in crosses against Chelsea without having a target man and then pot shots from outside didn't do any favours. But Alas, we got Klopp.
@@azizanputra CP is where it became almost mathematically impossible. The Chelsea result was hugely significant because Liverpool could have even drawn the game, and would still have been firmly in control of the League. That loss was a mortal blow to their title challenge.
As a westham fan it’s insane how far seeing Liverpool grow they used to be a team who struggled so much and now are world class and they did it with a manager who will never be forgotten 💀
"Struggled so much"? Bullshit. Didn't they win the CL in 2005, reach the CL final in 2007 and regularly finish in the top 4? You must be mistaking them for a club like West Ham or many other mediocre clubs that struggled so much.
@@FootballIconic Can you do a video on - WHY THE ROLE OF NUMBER 10 IS DISAPPEARING ? You did a great video ÖZIL but the position that he plays is disappearing, that's why clubs from his ancestral home country are not buying him.
@@aandwdabest Liverpool is the most successful club in England now but when United were, they never counted those but maybe that only makes sense for Liverpool and United because we're historic and massive clubs 🤷🏿♂️
United fan here I actually stayed and watched the whole thing (it hurt but God I respect what Klopp has done) Because you're so damn good at making these videos, hats off to you sir.
As a United fan, I remember my reaction to hearing that Liverpool signed Klopp. It went along the lines of 'oh dear God'. I was a huge fan of Klopp during his Dortmund days, and I knew what to expect. Watching Liverpool is a very guilty pleasure of mine.
As a United fan I remember fans bandying Klopp as a potential successor for Sir Alex when he left. Behind Guadiola and Mourinho of course. Liverpool did well to get him and work with his strengths. I think Woodward would have wasted Klopp if he had been signed instead of Moyes. What I respect about Klopp is something he and all great managers have. He has great working relationships with all the staff and this is how he gets the best out of the players who have been carefully selected. Regardless of criteria used to select potential recruits there is a blend of characters that form a winning squad. Anyone that disrupts this is moved on or not signed. Same with any long term successful club. It is always impressive as the consistency in form is a repetative behaviour, almost a group hypnosis and peer pressure conformity. Klopp's management is a key part of the Liverpool success.
as a RM fan…watching that Dortmund team walk over us in 2012 (or 13?) was brutal, and it made me a fan of of Klopp lol…and then again, hating the oil state’s dominance in England, it was natural i would gravitate to Kopp’s liverpool considering my EPL team was complete garbage (until this season) Watching Klopp turn young unpolished gems and forgotten players into world class stars has been a joy…Mane was a Nobody, and Salah was a Chelsea reject barely scoring 10 goals a season for Roma! And under Klopp theg became two of the best players in prem history…. And then…to compete against the unfair advantage that Bayern and now City has had is something truly special…something I don’t think any other Manager could have pulled off
As a child, Fernando Torres was one of my favorite player so by default I became a LFC fan. Reus was my favorite player though, so I was more of a Bvb fan, and still am today. When Klopp went to Liverpool I knew he was going to succeed. Being a fan of both clubs has been strange, as I love to see Liverpool win but Dortmund has never been the same since his departure.
As a City fan I'm extremely grateful for the period of success we've experienced lately, but I must say it just wouldn't have been the same without this Liverpool side being there to keep us on our toes. What an incredible team and seeing these two go head to head at the highest level for the past few seasons has been a joy.
Take Liverpool out of the equation and City would have won the last 4 or 5 league titles by double digits. Liverpool literally are the only thing preventing City from turning the prem into a farmers league.
@@hiphopotamus69 not entirely true. It might have become a farmers league but they wouldn’t have hit triple digits because there wouldn’t have been the need to always get 3 points every week
As a liverpool supporter as great as it is to compete against city it's painful to always come up short in title races. To have 4/5 season at home unbeaten and get 97 and 92 points over that period with just one title to show for it is insane. U guys are just a monster.
tbh, it sometimes breaks my heart to see how close we were to winning 3 UCLs and 3 PLs in the past 5 years. In terms of trophies, we have really underachieved. This group of players and Klopp deserve to win so much more.
In the end it's football and games can be decided by sheer luck or the smallest of things. With this consistency I believe you'll get to celebrate a bit more in the years to come.
With Klopp leaving, he leaves with only Premier League and one UEFA Champions League. I feel he's been hard done. 97 points but no league? 92 points but no league? A UCL final where our keeper ruined it for us and another where Madrid's keeper saved it for them. We've been so close to greatness.
Growing up as a Liverpool fan in ther era of united dominance and Liverpool being the joke, it does bring a smile to my face how things are now. Klopp is a legend
Honestly as a Liverpool fan I couldn't watch the slip or even listen to anyone talk about it untill we'd won the league, just broke my heart that it happened to Stevie of all people. However now the United era is over and we back Im now just seeing it as a chapter in the Odyssey of Stevie G that ends with him winning the league with Liverpool in his last ever season managing at the age of 88 or something
As a Liverpool supporter, losing the title by 1 point twice, and losing 2 CL finals has been hard to swallow. But then you remember 10 years ago, and realize how incredible the last 5 years have been. And I think we are lucky that our owners are very involved into the club and want success, not just money ! In the Premier League, I think we have the best owners to be fair. They're rarely mentioned because we don'tt see them much, and people dislike owners in general, but ours have done very good choice recently. But as you said, of course Klopp is the n°1 reason of the success ! I think he's the best manager in the world. Who can take a top8 team (especially in the PL) and make it one of the 2 best in 3 years? Who can maintain such a level during several years like he's done in 2 clubs now. He's the best man-manager, this is for sure. The players love him, and therefore love playing at Liverpool. But he's also a great tactician, with his own unique style. I wish for him to stay as long as he wants and has the motivation. Then maybe we'll have Gerrard? He seems to be a good manager already. And he's a respected figure for the players. Anyway, I see success for more years to come. Klopp has replaced departing players well. You mentioned the core of the 2017-2021 team. But players like Thiago, Jota, Konate, Diaz are doing very well, as will Nuñez I'm sure, and young players have emerged like Curtis Jones and Harvey Elliott. I'm confident Klopp can successfully manage the transition from one core team to the next, making changes slowly, one or two important players each year, to replace the older and departing ones. YNWA
@@Jose-wd6kn Swansea City, we have had great success in recent years spending 7 years in the prem and winning a carabao cup but we will never reach that peak again most likely and I'm not sad about it as the championship isn't too bad
As a Red Sox fan (and Spurs fan lol) I can say that the team (the Sox that is) are still pretty relevant, making it to the semi finals of the playoff tournament last year, but have seen some significant decline in the 2022 with a lot of players either hurt or underperforming despite the team's desire to compete at the top level. They remain in the running for a playoff spot, but are generally on the outside looking in. Separately, FSG have also purchased the Pittsburgh Penguins NHL team in recent years, which are one of the best and winningest hockey teams of the last decade
@@jackdaniel2457 lmao yeah that was pretty painful. At least we're over .500 but yeah it's gonna be a long second half of the season if they keep this up
Very beautiful video. Only goes to show how tough City has made the Premier League to become. I mean, imagine having to target 100 league points to win the EPL. Kudos to Liverpool and City.
City and Liverpool have lifted the quality of whole game. Hope this goes on for as long as it can. Good rivilaries is what has made sport always great.
In European competition we obviously would tip the hat to Klopp for making 3 finals in 5 years and winning it. But in the Premier League and domestic cups Pep is still the top dog. Let's also not forget that yes Klopp may have spent less than Pep but he still has transfers in totally over 700 Million pounds.
@Dee Cee how is that ridiculous? Klopp has less money to spend and city finish’s 1 point above Liverpool. Klopp’s won the champions league with Liverpool as well, how has he not done a better job?
your videos are amazing but this one has impressed me even more as I am a lifelong Liverpool fan .... It's true ,what Liverpool have achieved over the last half decade is nothing less of phenomenal and it is not fully reflected by the titles and trophies they have one.....this journey is sensational and touching and brings a tear to my eye .....thank you for this video ..... I still request you to make a video about Pierluigi Collina please🙏
FSG own the Boston Globe which was sued by survivors b/c they covered up Catholic priest rape in Boston for 50 years..... Americans & English are the most propagandized populations on earth - you have to talk to them like they are children.... Where do you think the money came from to found Liverpool? Learn history..... Last Decade Gross Spend Liverpool 1.2 Billion & City 1.6 Billion & u got 1 Covid PL🤣
As a Liverpool fan last season. Last season I want Liverpool to do it all. Bragging rights is one thing but all the near misses in this Klopp era with so many finals(3 or 5 if you count the shield) lost, it would have cement it. His legacy the quadruple. But it havent become the reality yet. Iam not too hopeful for a similar run. But Iam sure Iam sure Klopp going to bring home some.
4:38 I would say the Red Sox have been a well-run organization. They have consistently been competitive since the turn of the millennium. They’re not always the top dog, but they’re very much in the mix every year, including a surprisingly deep playoff run last season
Last season could be a historic one, but even with a disapointing ending, it was such a good time for us fans, Klopp and the boys , even when doesn't win brings joy to us
agreed but it's difficult to imagine how we are gonna bounce back next season , especially in the manner in which lost both the league to Man City AND the Champions League to our nemesis Real Madrid. while Carvalho and Nunez are excellent additions but the departure of Sadio Mane is a big blow. yes, we may have won both domestic cups but let's be real, that was not even our primary aim. Most heavyweights focus on domestic league or the Champions League.
American fan here. The Red Sox have been up and down since 2018. They hired this supposed genius from a rival team to help revamp their team and his main attribute was cutting cost but also getting value for the money spent. In 2020 they traded one of the best players on their team and in all of MLB, Mookie Betts, to the LA Dodgers because they didn’t want to pay him ( he signed a 12 year 365 million contract with LA). Now in 2022 the team is in a weird place. Many of their homegrown talent are seeking new contracts and negotiations have been sort of rough. After some good moments in the playoffs last year this team is now struggling to find form. FSG don’t seem to be following that same path with Liverpool seeing as they resigned Salah.
@@FootballIconic no problem! If I could add just one more thing, FSG seem to trust who they have put in charge to make the decisions. For better or for worse, so as a neutral, Liverpool seem to be in good hands. Great video. Love the content 🤝❤️
I think it comes down to business decisions. Henry is a business man after all. FSG probably view a couple hundred million dollar investment in football will yield a greater return than the same investment in baseball. Baseball is a risk averse sport without relegation, champions league, etc like in football. You can pay someone a couple million a year and still get similar revenues as paying someone like Mookie, Devers, or Bogaerts 30m + a year. This is clearly why Henry was pro Super League. Makes football more risk averse which means easier $$$ for the billionaire owners. So sad. Cheers from a Red Sox and LFC from Boston
@@yuhstation938 up and down is a bit harsh because they have made playoff pushes each year(scratch out 2020) and have stayed somewhat relevant they just havnt been able to catch the Yankees and rays
I don’t even want to think about the day Klopp leaves, not just because he’s a great manager but because he’s a great guy too, his love and gratitude toward the fans and community and the respect and belief he has for his players to go all the way are pretty much unrivalled in the PL, the man even made his team stay and watch Real Madrid lift the CL trophy so that the team could use it as a motivator to be the ones to lift it next year
Could not have put it any better myself. Incredible video- only other thing worth mentioning is the expanding of Anfield, had the chance to build a new ground like Arsenal and Spurs have done but stayed put.
I usually don’t comment on yt videos especially those related to my beloved club Liverpool but dude, this here, is a masterclass. Never seen anything like this in years.
Tejane (hopefully thats how you spell it, sorry) has the best in depth football docs on youtube. Period. Dry voice, pleasant music, sarcastic/funny anecdotes, these have it all. Bravo.
As a city fan, after the second game against liverpool in the 2017/2018 season, i see liverpool side as the biggest threat to man city. The 4-3 scoreline doesnt show the whole story, that game liverpool totaly owned city. This era of liverpool is scary, the only team that im worried about when city plays
5:43 my man, I really love how you intertwine cheek in tongue moments in your videos. I am a big Man U fan but my father is a big Liverpool fan so I was happy to see Liverpool getting some Ws.
Whats so special about Klopp is, that he can make an average player become one of the best players. Klopp & Guardiola are the two best managers during this era.
Big Red Sox fan commenting from Massachusetts! 2018 was one of the best baseball teams ever, with the Red Sox doing historically well. We have fallen off a bit since then, but still made it into the final 4 teams (ALCS) last year and may make the playoffs this year. Typically competitive. Go Sox! And Go United!
Watching liverpool develop over the past decade has been magnificent to watch. Their signings from staff to players have been incredibly intelligent. There's nothing more satisfying than watching them snag a promising talent and see them slot right into an already performing first team
LFC fan since 2009 i have experience the depths of hell with Hodgon and his players like paul conchesky, jay spearing to brendan rogers and the SSS frontline now with Klopp's team.
Man, you remind me of the channel "THE ATHLETIC". Keep up the good work bro. You're videos are detailed, informative, and entertaining in a professional way. I'm subscribed for life.
Interesting quote by Rooney. I'm only a casual fan of the EPL, but I was absolutely captivated by the Leicester City run a few years back and have been very impressed by Liverpool's resurgence. Thanks for this video! I'm personally a DC United fan and have been very disappointed by their honestly pathetic displays the last several seasons. Hopefully Rooney can get them back on track soon...
Tbf, it must be horrible for Liverpool fans who’ve watched Man Utd win for years while they struggled. Then when they have got the best team in their life, they STILL can’t win the league because of City! They have got 1 PL, but they 100% have been unlucky and if they’d have got Klopp sooner they would’ve had 3, 4, 5 leagues!!
bruh omg ty i’ve been wanting a video talking about their rebuild. thank you so much!!! always amazing videos. the slight touch of comedy with your thorough research and your personality makes you one of favorite soccer channels !! take care brother
American here. The Red Sox sold their best player (Mookie Betts) after the 2018 World Series, and despite making the semifinals last year, they are currently terrible. Lifelong LFC supporter and big fan of the channel. Thanks for this video!
HUGE Red Sox and Liverpool fan from Boston here…the Red Sox were two wins away from the World Series last year but just lost a game by 23 runs two days ago (think like 12-1 in football) so it’s complicated…
No he doesn't. He's competing against a fucking petrostate giant with all the relevant state and government sponsorships that comes with that. Can't begrudge him if he is perpetually second. Same way I wouldn't have held it against him if he wasn't able to get ahead of Bayern back in Germany
He’s one of the best managers ever at bringing in players that aren’t considered world class and than building them up to that level. He’s done it again with Diaz no one expected him to be as good as he is now
I simply love Liverpool bcoz of Jurgen Klopp ❤️…….This guy is just too good he always did things the hardest way & this guy is the perfect example of “nothing is impossible”…….For me he’s the greatest manager ever in world of football 🙏🏻🐐
I‘m not a really big football fan, I only play FIFA but you have the ability to make me habe interesent in topics like these. Within the last 2 weeks I binge watched all of you videos. Please keep on doing these videos, they are great!
As an American I guess I should be the one to say that the Boston Red Sox are still doing well. They haven’t reached anywhere near the heights of 2018 and they traded away their best player Mookie Betts, but they’re still playoff contenders with one of the best batting orders in the league
I am good friends with klopp. We meet up almost every week for a coffee and a catch up. Infact it was me who told him to buy nunez and salah. Klopp says to me the other day, "I'm really happy you told me to get these 2". I told him, "Look J. K. you don't need to thank me, you just get the best out of them". And he nodded in agreement. The thing is I knew these players before. So I knew their strengths. Salah is going to be brilliant this year as he is now settled. he told me this only yesterday. Nunez will take a few weeks to fully settle in. But I can give you my personal assurance, that once they are settled, this team will not lose a single game.
As of 27/07/2022, the Red Sox are currently last in their division and are on a bit of a losing streak, where they've recently lost 28 to 5 which is a rare and high margin in baseball, and for the past few nights have made comedic defensive errors that make them look like an amateur team This is surprising considering that in 2021, they were a step away from reaching the World Series, the main championship game for the title in MLB. But to be honest, the Red Sox are one of those strange organizations that literally go from the very bottom to the very top and back to the bottom. Just an up and down team to say the least, but even with such performances, I think it's separate from the football world considering Liverpool doesn't go from winning the league to finishing near relegation. They're at least consistent unlike the Red Sox, which in the end comes down to the different structures in Major League Baseball and the world of Club Football.
After another video I was watching, your video came up on my screen. Excellent job, the information is sharp, precise, simple. Awesome video. Thank you so much 🙌❤
Klopp may be one of the most inspired managers. It really is a pity they didn't complete the quadruple last year; history will show them with a double and, other than true fans, few will realise how close they came. Nothing but respect for the man and the culture he's continued to develop.
@@shutup2751 in all honesty if they had more rest from a less intense schedule, i think they couldve won either the PL or CL... i do agree that Real was in peak form though, absolutely absurd team
The quadruple isn't on liverpool's favor.....from the league side, we dropped a lot of crucial point to make city have a easy path to win it, since we know city isn't a team that will lose points to small teams unlike liverpool.....and the on ucl side, liverpool played really hard until the final day of the league and still end up losing 1 point to man city, while Madrid are secured the league title weeks before....so they're resting their players more often before the final, and if i remember Benzema & co just playing chess before the final. Madrid's player are mentally prepared to face Liverpool while liverpool players are exhausted both mentally and physically. The fans that yelling Quad are the fans didn't know anything. After this, i strongly believe liverpool will never won against Real madrid....the traumas are too deep on liverpool and will give any players a pressure to face madrid for at least 15 years in the future
I come back to this one from time to time because it's a banger. Tinashe I am very interested to hear your opinion on Liverpools 22/23 season, hoping you a do "What happened to Liverpool?" vid soon 😘
This is my fav video of yours, Liverpool has always been on my soft side despite they repeatedly spanking us(arsenal) every year. They organically won everything that's there in English football
I love Klopp and I really liked this video, but I would like to emphasize that the 14/15 season, BVB didn't finished 7th because they were 'unlucky', in December 2014 Borussia Dortmund were in the Relegation zone after a REALLY bad first half of the season, thanks to Lewandowski leaving, the main goal threat was now gone and Aubameyang was back then used more as a Right Winger, Ciro Immobile was bought and supposed Lewa replacement but only scored 3 goals all season (2 against 3. Liga side Dynamo Dresden), Borussia Dortmund Board in January publicly announced they wouldn't fire Klopp under any circumstances and I don't know how the second season they were able to get 7th plus a DFB Pokal final against Wolfsburg (which we lost 3-1 if I'm not mistaken), it was a hard season to watch specially being a BVB fan, but it wasn't 'unlucky' by any means. FUN FACT: after finishing 7th and Runner Up, BVB was granted a spot in the Europa League, to which they lost to Klopp's Liverpool in a unforgettable 4-3 match at Anfield where Dejan Lovren scored a header at the 95' to ensure Liverpool would go to the final.
Football iconic, your channel is truly a joy to watch. It’s so well structured and researched, and as a football addict it’s my favorite channel. Keep up the great work! You could make a video about the downfall of Man Utd the last ten years, and maybe talk about ETH. Love from 🇬🇷!
American here, the Red Sox have won four World Series titles since 2004, which I believe is the most in that span. The FSG recently bought my hometown hockey team, the Pittsburgh Penguins, who are one of the most successful franchises in the last 15 years.
A few baseball bits here: Fenway Sports Group were founded in 2001 that took ownership of the Boston Red Sox. The Red Sox are one of the most famous teams in baseball history, being the original home of Babe Ruth and also having stars like Ted Williams. However, they had not won a World Series since 1918 and had only won won the American League championship 4 times in that time: 1946, '67, ''75, and '86 (the last of which they lost when the series-winning ball went through the legs of Bill Buckner... basically their version of The Slip, but bigger). Since then, they have won the American League 4 times: 2004, '07, '13, and '18, and have won the World Series each of those 4 years. So they've made a HUGE improvement under FSG. Also, Sabermetrics was originally called SABRmetrics, because it was from the Society for American Baseball Research and was coined by Bill James, who is a statistician who endeavored to try and use statistics to determine what tended to cause teams to win or lose more often than they should. In 2003, he was hired to work with the Red Sox, and helped them toward those 4 World Series Championships. He innovated a number of advanced stats which are often used today and was even named as one of TIme's 100 Most Influential People In The World in 2006.
As a Boston Red Sox fan, we aren’t near the level of the ‘18 team, which in my opinion seeing that im only 16, is the best team I’ve ever personally witnessed. So understandable to say the least that we’ve fallen off a bit, we were below average in 2019, horrid in 2020, which saw our new “sporting director” brought in. One of his first moves was trading fan favorite Mookie Betts, because we wanted to lower our payroll, and we got a decent return, but last year we made it to the semi final of the playoffs, in my opinion choking it to the Astros. This season has been a rollercoaster, we’ve lost 11 of our last 14 games and find ourselves sitting at 50-50 the problem in my opinion has been injuries because before we have been hit with injuries we had a stretch where we were 25-5. But yeah it should be interesting where we go from here
Your videos are top fuckin notch. Last time I watched you not so long ago you were on about 50k subs. Now it's tripled. Keep it going brother, your content is great.
Dude, I'm goons be honest, you make some REALLY kick ass videos about football! I love them. Your videos are very informative. Still would love to see a full blown vide on Bayern! Hansi Flick's Bayern or something? You may have one, I still have to look at your page though, maybe you, already have one?
To answer your question on Boston Red Sox, they had a bit of a bad spell but are now a team on the rise. Being in the same division as the Rays, Yankees, and Blue Jays makes competition fierce for them, but they've made some good trades and acquisitions to help strengthen their squad. Only time will tell if they can get back to the World Series anytime soon, though.
One notable thing for me about 19/20 was when Liverpool lost to City in the Community Shield. The players watched City lift the thropy at Wembley, and i'm convinced the feeling of see this helped them that season on their way to win.
As a Chelsea fan I hate Liverpool's guts. But what can I say? They back their guts with their performances week in week out. And their comeback against Barcelona was, still is and will forever be one of my "guilty pleasures". As a football fan, and sports in general, I'm eagerly waiting the day Liverpool get their revenge on Real Madrid in UCL too.
As both a Liverpool fan and Boston Red Sox fan (proud member of Sox Nation since 1975). When the Fenway Group bought Liverpool I went on to a few Liverpool message boards and kept saying "We will be winners. I guarantee it. Henry doesn't like to lose. He brings in a culture of winning" I wasn't wrong.
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Kloppo becomes a legend where ever he goes. First Mainz, then Dortmund, now Liverpool. Truely one of the greatest to ever step on the pitch.
I fell in love again
He is a specialist in failure. 3 ucl finals lost, 2 prems lost by 1 point and a Mickey mouse double, what a manager 👏👏👏👏
@@Rafael.Oliveira29 its not about his accomplishments in the last few year, its about him as a person and the feelings he brings onto the pitch
@@EagLeBoy1337 who cares about feelings? The guy only won 2 trophies in 7 years.... He is a loser.
@@Rafael.Oliveira29 Here in germany we call someone like you an „erfolgsfan“, someone who only cares about success and forgot what football really is about. Its all about the feelings, the feeling when your team beats your rival regardless of points on the table, the feeling of managers and players fighing for your badge regardless of your place on the table, hell even the feeling of a major loss, thats why we love the sport, is it not? He worked his hardest for all of those clubs and gave them all he had. The promotion with mainz into the bundesliga, his back to back Bundesliga titles and the champions league finale with dortmund, how he transformed liverpool into the team we know today and won with them their first major titles in years. Its about those feelings and i think its sad that so many people forgot that
Personally as a LFC fan I have grown to love "The Slip" I embrace it because without it we never get Klopp We win the league that year FSG probably keeps BR on and never hire Klopp. So in some ways the slip was the pebble that started the snowball rolling down hill.
But that is the thing, while the slip was remembered, it was at CP that cost Liverpool. The mis-management of that game. And also I just feel for Stevie G. He dont deserve the meme. Haaahhh. But as you say, it may have been the pebble.
@@azizanputra One thing I think people miss is how much we missed Hendo in when he was out I honestly cannot remember was he hurt or was it a suspension and you are right you take care of business at CP and the slip doesn't matter
@@christopherr.2137 hendo got a red card against city....the slip pretty much highlighted Rodgers' limitations as a manager. The second half performance of throwing in crosses against Chelsea without having a target man and then pot shots from outside didn't do any favours. But Alas, we got Klopp.
They did keep Rodgers for a year and half after the slip
@@azizanputra CP is where it became almost mathematically impossible.
The Chelsea result was hugely significant because Liverpool could have even drawn the game, and would still have been firmly in control of the League. That loss was a mortal blow to their title challenge.
As a westham fan it’s insane how far seeing Liverpool grow they used to be a team who struggled so much and now are world class and they did it with a manager who will never be forgotten 💀
You lads have got your own revolution going on! West ham are a serious team these days it's great to see.
Our high hope on West Ham to beat Man Utd and stay above Man Utd come end of the season 2022-23.Also hoping West Ham get through the Top 6.
"Struggled so much"? Bullshit. Didn't they win the CL in 2005, reach the CL final in 2007 and regularly finish in the top 4? You must be mistaking them for a club like West Ham or many other mediocre clubs that struggled so much.
Forza SGE 🖤🤍♥️
Forever throwing bottles.....pretty bottles in the air
He promised one title then won everything, one of the greatest to ever do it! YNWA
Legend
@@FootballIconic as are you bro, keep killing it! 🔥🔥🔥
@@FootballIconic Can you do a video on - WHY THE ROLE OF NUMBER 10 IS DISAPPEARING ? You did a great video ÖZIL but the position that he plays is disappearing, that's why clubs from his ancestral home country are not buying him.
There’s still Community shield though.
@@aandwdabest Liverpool is the most successful club in England now but when United were, they never counted those but maybe that only makes sense for Liverpool and United because we're historic and massive clubs 🤷🏿♂️
United fan here
I actually stayed and watched the whole thing (it hurt but God I respect what Klopp has done)
Because you're so damn good at making these videos, hats off to you sir.
as an Lfcfan can I plz thank u 4 the kind words!
As a United fan, I remember my reaction to hearing that Liverpool signed Klopp. It went along the lines of 'oh dear God'. I was a huge fan of Klopp during his Dortmund days, and I knew what to expect. Watching Liverpool is a very guilty pleasure of mine.
As a United fan I remember fans bandying Klopp as a potential successor for Sir Alex when he left. Behind Guadiola and Mourinho of course. Liverpool did well to get him and work with his strengths. I think Woodward would have wasted Klopp if he had been signed instead of Moyes.
What I respect about Klopp is something he and all great managers have. He has great working relationships with all the staff and this is how he gets the best out of the players who have been carefully selected. Regardless of criteria used to select potential recruits there is a blend of characters that form a winning squad. Anyone that disrupts this is moved on or not signed. Same with any long term successful club. It is always impressive as the consistency in form is a repetative behaviour, almost a group hypnosis and peer pressure conformity. Klopp's management is a key part of the Liverpool success.
Спасибо, таких хороших фанатов как ты в Юнайтед очень мало
as a RM fan…watching that Dortmund team walk over us in 2012 (or 13?) was brutal, and it made me a fan of of Klopp lol…and then again, hating the oil state’s dominance in England, it was natural i would gravitate to Kopp’s liverpool considering my EPL team was complete garbage (until this season)
Watching Klopp turn young unpolished gems and forgotten players into world class stars has been a joy…Mane was a Nobody, and Salah was a Chelsea reject barely scoring 10 goals a season for Roma! And under Klopp theg became two of the best players in prem history….
And then…to compete against the unfair advantage that Bayern and now City has had is something truly special…something I don’t think any other Manager could have pulled off
As a child, Fernando Torres was one of my favorite player so by default I became a LFC fan. Reus was my favorite player though, so I was more of a Bvb fan, and still am today. When Klopp went to Liverpool I knew he was going to succeed. Being a fan of both clubs has been strange, as I love to see Liverpool win but Dortmund has never been the same since his departure.
As a City fan I'm extremely grateful for the period of success we've experienced lately, but I must say it just wouldn't have been the same without this Liverpool side being there to keep us on our toes. What an incredible team and seeing these two go head to head at the highest level for the past few seasons has been a joy.
Take Liverpool out of the equation and City would have won the last 4 or 5 league titles by double digits. Liverpool literally are the only thing preventing City from turning the prem into a farmers league.
@@hiphopotamus69 not entirely true. It might have become a farmers league but they wouldn’t have hit triple digits because there wouldn’t have been the need to always get 3 points every week
@@imjustniek9461 he is right tho. If Liverpool weren’t in the league then the prem would be a farmers league with City winning it each year
As a liverpool supporter as great as it is to compete against city it's painful to always come up short in title races. To have 4/5 season at home unbeaten and get 97 and 92 points over that period with just one title to show for it is insane. U guys are just a monster.
@@pauleragbai yeah I literally said that
tbh, it sometimes breaks my heart to see how close we were to winning 3 UCLs and 3 PLs in the past 5 years. In terms of trophies, we have really underachieved. This group of players and Klopp deserve to win so much more.
yeah but city>>>>>>>>>> so cry
@@exterminateexterminate9751 Yeah but city doesnt have a ucl, so cry😙
The last UCL final against Madrid was the definition of being unlucky. One team played football, but the other team somehow won
In the end it's football and games can be decided by sheer luck or the smallest of things.
With this consistency I believe you'll get to celebrate a bit more in the years to come.
With Klopp leaving, he leaves with only Premier League and one UEFA Champions League. I feel he's been hard done. 97 points but no league? 92 points but no league? A UCL final where our keeper ruined it for us and another where Madrid's keeper saved it for them. We've been so close to greatness.
Growing up as a Liverpool fan in ther era of united dominance and Liverpool being the joke, it does bring a smile to my face how things are now. Klopp is a legend
I’ve been eager to see your take on Liverpools recent history, thanks for the content, keep up the unreal work.
Honestly as a Liverpool fan I couldn't watch the slip or even listen to anyone talk about it untill we'd won the league, just broke my heart that it happened to Stevie of all people.
However now the United era is over and we back Im now just seeing it as a chapter in the Odyssey of Stevie G that ends with him winning the league with Liverpool in his last ever season managing at the age of 88 or something
Long live Stevie G..........the legend is back.
As a Liverpool supporter, losing the title by 1 point twice, and losing 2 CL finals has been hard to swallow. But then you remember 10 years ago, and realize how incredible the last 5 years have been. And I think we are lucky that our owners are very involved into the club and want success, not just money ! In the Premier League, I think we have the best owners to be fair. They're rarely mentioned because we don'tt see them much, and people dislike owners in general, but ours have done very good choice recently.
But as you said, of course Klopp is the n°1 reason of the success ! I think he's the best manager in the world. Who can take a top8 team (especially in the PL) and make it one of the 2 best in 3 years? Who can maintain such a level during several years like he's done in 2 clubs now. He's the best man-manager, this is for sure. The players love him, and therefore love playing at Liverpool. But he's also a great tactician, with his own unique style.
I wish for him to stay as long as he wants and has the motivation.
Then maybe we'll have Gerrard? He seems to be a good manager already. And he's a respected figure for the players.
Anyway, I see success for more years to come.
Klopp has replaced departing players well. You mentioned the core of the 2017-2021 team. But players like Thiago, Jota, Konate, Diaz are doing very well, as will Nuñez I'm sure, and young players have emerged like Curtis Jones and Harvey Elliott. I'm confident Klopp can successfully manage the transition from one core team to the next, making changes slowly, one or two important players each year, to replace the older and departing ones.
YNWA
Be happy you are a Liverpool fan, your dark days are better than anything I can ever imagine for my club
@@dylangoddard7449 who do you support a accrington stanley? 😭
@@Jose-wd6kn Swansea City, we have had great success in recent years spending 7 years in the prem and winning a carabao cup but we will never reach that peak again most likely and I'm not sad about it as the championship isn't too bad
i wouldnt praise FSG that much personally, they dont give liverpool enough money, im glad we're changing owners to qatari and saudi companies
This aged well. Fsg are shit owners that caused the downfall or klopp is too arrogant
As a Red Sox fan (and Spurs fan lol) I can say that the team (the Sox that is) are still pretty relevant, making it to the semi finals of the playoff tournament last year, but have seen some significant decline in the 2022 with a lot of players either hurt or underperforming despite the team's desire to compete at the top level. They remain in the running for a playoff spot, but are generally on the outside looking in. Separately, FSG have also purchased the Pittsburgh Penguins NHL team in recent years, which are one of the best and winningest hockey teams of the last decade
Red Sox aren't very good this year unfortunately. 28-5 is absolutely terrible
@@jackdaniel2457 lmao yeah that was pretty painful. At least we're over .500 but yeah it's gonna be a long second half of the season if they keep this up
Yeah this year the team is very meh and borderline bad, but tbh the team is very relevant and perennially competitive
@@aidanshek3056 yeah about the over .500 thing...
Put it in football terms pls
Very beautiful video. Only goes to show how tough City has made the Premier League to become. I mean, imagine having to target 100 league points to win the EPL. Kudos to Liverpool and City.
City and Liverpool have lifted the quality of whole game. Hope this goes on for as long as it can. Good rivilaries is what has made sport always great.
I’m a united fan but Klopp has done a phenomenal job, he’s done a better job than pep at city and on a lower budget. Great video again dude 👍
In European competition we obviously would tip the hat to Klopp for making 3 finals in 5 years and winning it. But in the Premier League and domestic cups Pep is still the top dog. Let's also not forget that yes Klopp may have spent less than Pep but he still has transfers in totally over 700 Million pounds.
@Dee Cee you can definitely make the argument Klopp has done a better job, mostly due to Liverpool being in a worse place when he took over
@Dee Cee how is that ridiculous? Klopp has less money to spend and city finish’s 1 point above Liverpool. Klopp’s won the champions league with Liverpool as well, how has he not done a better job?
@@MannyRataul how much has pep spent? City finish’s a point above Liverpool as well. Klopp is the better manager.
@@Moonlightgraeme how can you say he’s a better manager when Pep has won 4 of the 5 premiere league titles and so many more domestic titles 😂😂😂😂
your videos are amazing but this one has impressed me even more as I am a lifelong Liverpool fan .... It's true ,what Liverpool have achieved over the last half decade is nothing less of phenomenal and it is not fully reflected by the titles and trophies they have one.....this journey is sensational and touching and brings a tear to my eye .....thank you for this video ..... I still request you to make a video about Pierluigi Collina please🙏
Thanks! Appreciate that. Will look into it!
@@FootballIconic thank you
That’s a great video idea
@@NewMoneyVids Thanks
No oil money just great manager and a good recruitment strategy what a manager what a legacy what a club proud to be a red
No just American money by vulture funds
No oil money instead u have capitalism money which is even scummier
@@davidjr4903 ratio
FSG own the Boston Globe which was sued by survivors b/c they covered up Catholic priest rape in Boston for 50 years..... Americans & English are the most propagandized populations on earth - you have to talk to them like they are children.... Where do you think the money came from to found Liverpool? Learn history..... Last Decade Gross Spend Liverpool 1.2 Billion & City 1.6 Billion & u got 1 Covid PL🤣
@@jackzeldon2883 kinda funny that your previous owner was Russias fuck daddy lol Chelsea is finished anyway rent free + ratio
As a Liverpool fan last season. Last season I want Liverpool to do it all. Bragging rights is one thing but all the near misses in this Klopp era with so many finals(3 or 5 if you count the shield) lost, it would have cement it. His legacy the quadruple. But it havent become the reality yet. Iam not too hopeful for a similar run. But Iam sure Iam sure Klopp going to bring home some.
sure bro
4:38 I would say the Red Sox have been a well-run organization. They have consistently been competitive since the turn of the millennium. They’re not always the top dog, but they’re very much in the mix every year, including a surprisingly deep playoff run last season
They're bottom of the League 😭
Last season could be a historic one, but even with a disapointing ending, it was such a good time for us fans, Klopp and the boys , even when doesn't win brings joy to us
agreed but it's difficult to imagine how we are gonna bounce back next season , especially in the manner in which lost both the league to Man City AND the Champions League to our nemesis Real Madrid.
while Carvalho and Nunez are excellent additions but the departure of Sadio Mane is a big blow.
yes, we may have won both domestic cups but let's be real, that was not even our primary aim. Most heavyweights focus on domestic league or the Champions League.
@@Johnny-ux7yi shit
Unfortanately your comment aged well LOL
American fan here. The Red Sox have been up and down since 2018. They hired this supposed genius from a rival team to help revamp their team and his main attribute was cutting cost but also getting value for the money spent. In 2020 they traded one of the best players on their team and in all of MLB, Mookie Betts, to the LA Dodgers because they didn’t want to pay him ( he signed a 12 year 365 million contract with LA). Now in 2022 the team is in a weird place. Many of their homegrown talent are seeking new contracts and negotiations have been sort of rough. After some good moments in the playoffs last year this team is now struggling to find form. FSG don’t seem to be following that same path with Liverpool seeing as they resigned Salah.
I see. Thanks for the insight!
@@FootballIconic no problem! If I could add just one more thing, FSG seem to trust who they have put in charge to make the decisions. For better or for worse, so as a neutral, Liverpool seem to be in good hands. Great video. Love the content 🤝❤️
Well said
I think it comes down to business decisions. Henry is a business man after all. FSG probably view a couple hundred million dollar investment in football will yield a greater return than the same investment in baseball. Baseball is a risk averse sport without relegation, champions league, etc like in football. You can pay someone a couple million a year and still get similar revenues as paying someone like Mookie, Devers, or Bogaerts 30m + a year. This is clearly why Henry was pro Super League. Makes football more risk averse which means easier $$$ for the billionaire owners. So sad. Cheers from a Red Sox and LFC from Boston
@@yuhstation938 up and down is a bit harsh because they have made playoff pushes each year(scratch out 2020) and have stayed somewhat relevant they just havnt been able to catch the Yankees and rays
I don’t even want to think about the day Klopp leaves, not just because he’s a great manager but because he’s a great guy too, his love and gratitude toward the fans and community and the respect and belief he has for his players to go all the way are pretty much unrivalled in the PL, the man even made his team stay and watch Real Madrid lift the CL trophy so that the team could use it as a motivator to be the ones to lift it next year
Man we are blessed to have klopp. So have faith. Best is yet to come
@HONEST MAN UTD FAN For Man Utd, I agree yes.
When your most hated rival's legendary striker praises your manager, you know there's something special about him.
Cheers mate as a Liverpool fan just wanted to say thanks man.I enjoyed watching this.
Could not have put it any better myself. Incredible video- only other thing worth mentioning is the expanding of Anfield, had the chance to build a new ground like Arsenal and Spurs have done but stayed put.
I usually don’t comment on yt videos especially those related to my beloved club Liverpool but dude, this here, is a masterclass. Never seen anything like this in years.
Tejane (hopefully thats how you spell it, sorry) has the best in depth football docs on youtube. Period. Dry voice, pleasant music, sarcastic/funny anecdotes, these have it all. Bravo.
As a city fan, after the second game against liverpool in the 2017/2018 season, i see liverpool side as the biggest threat to man city. The 4-3 scoreline doesnt show the whole story, that game liverpool totaly owned city. This era of liverpool is scary, the only team that im worried about when city plays
5:43 my man, I really love how you intertwine cheek in tongue moments in your videos.
I am a big Man U fan but my father is a big Liverpool fan so I was happy to see Liverpool getting some Ws.
Whats so special about Klopp is, that he can make an average player become one of the best players.
Klopp & Guardiola are the two best managers during this era.
Big Red Sox fan commenting from Massachusetts! 2018 was one of the best baseball teams ever, with the Red Sox doing historically well. We have fallen off a bit since then, but still made it into the final 4 teams (ALCS) last year and may make the playoffs this year. Typically competitive. Go Sox! And Go United!
Watching liverpool develop over the past decade has been magnificent to watch. Their signings from staff to players have been incredibly intelligent. There's nothing more satisfying than watching them snag a promising talent and see them slot right into an already performing first team
LFC fan since 2009 i have experience the depths of hell with Hodgon and his players like paul conchesky, jay spearing to brendan rogers and the SSS frontline now with Klopp's team.
Yet another incredible video Tinashe. Your content has become world class. Keep it up!
Yo! Thanks, Sean. Appreciate that!
this made me emotional, thank you for the great video 🤍
You’re the best by far, your stories are great 👍
Thanks for the video, from a life-long Liverpool fan ❤️
This was a fantastic video. You're an excellent presenter with killer timing!
Thanks!
Respect to you for making a video heaping praise on your biggest rivals, if i had to do the same for United I would have to do so with gritted teeth
Bro you are a serious professional podcaster i love how you present your info about Liverpool fc o.m.g
Kind of amazing how many fellow Sox fans are in a football youtubers comment section. Great video btw
Definitely wasn't expecting it haha!
As an LFC fan I love current Liverpool this team is true magic and with Nunez and Carvalho the future looks very bright
great video! this video could've been superficial, but no, you went very in-depth (or at least as in-depth as you can in a
Man, you remind me of the channel "THE ATHLETIC". Keep up the good work bro. You're videos are detailed, informative, and entertaining in a professional way. I'm subscribed for life.
top quality analysis and content bruv. Amazing work
Interesting quote by Rooney. I'm only a casual fan of the EPL, but I was absolutely captivated by the Leicester City run a few years back and have been very impressed by Liverpool's resurgence. Thanks for this video! I'm personally a DC United fan and have been very disappointed by their honestly pathetic displays the last several seasons. Hopefully Rooney can get them back on track soon...
Tbf, it must be horrible for Liverpool fans who’ve watched Man Utd win for years while they struggled. Then when they have got the best team in their life, they STILL can’t win the league because of City! They have got 1 PL, but they 100% have been unlucky and if they’d have got Klopp sooner they would’ve had 3, 4, 5 leagues!!
Believe me it's painful
AMAZING video! As a liverpool fan it’s great to see more on my club!
bruh omg ty i’ve been wanting a video talking about their rebuild. thank you so much!!! always amazing videos. the slight touch of comedy with your thorough research and your personality makes you one of favorite soccer channels !! take care brother
Props to him making a liverpool video while being a united fan 🙌
The time and effort you put into these doesn't go unnoticed. You done good
Klopp is The BEST MANAGER in the world❤❤❤❤
American here. The Red Sox sold their best player (Mookie Betts) after the 2018 World Series, and despite making the semifinals last year, they are currently terrible.
Lifelong LFC supporter and big fan of the channel. Thanks for this video!
HUGE Red Sox and Liverpool fan from Boston here…the Red Sox were two wins away from the World Series last year but just lost a game by 23 runs two days ago (think like 12-1 in football) so it’s complicated…
Amazing video! Best one yet mate
Another fantastic video. Love the content
This is hilarious to watch one year later
As a Liverpool fan, I’m happy with this period of success. But we need to win more (mainly league titles)
Na ya good
@@gallonthegreat7036 🤫
I agree, if Klopp leaves Liverpool with just 1 league title it would be disappointing for me, just being in the race isn't enough!!
@@ruddock7 After Klopp you will 50 Years for the next title
No he doesn't. He's competing against a fucking petrostate giant with all the relevant state and government sponsorships that comes with that. Can't begrudge him if he is perpetually second. Same way I wouldn't have held it against him if he wasn't able to get ahead of Bayern back in Germany
I mean, in victory & defeat, before & during Klopp, it has been an absolute journey as a fan.
Great video bruh 🍻
Great video my friend, as a long time (very long time) reds supporter, I found your commentary insightful and on point. Thanks 👍🏽
My guy, awesome video as always
He’s one of the best managers ever at bringing in players that aren’t considered world class and than building them up to that level. He’s done it again with Diaz no one expected him to be as good as he is now
Love your work mate! You are like the David Attenborough of football.
Tinashe that was beautiful, as a Liverpool supporter and a big fan of your work, thank you. You bring me great joy.
I simply love Liverpool bcoz of Jurgen Klopp ❤️…….This guy is just too good he always did things the hardest way & this guy is the perfect example of “nothing is impossible”…….For me he’s the greatest manager ever in world of football 🙏🏻🐐
I‘m not a really big football fan, I only play FIFA but you have the ability to make me habe interesent in topics like these.
Within the last 2 weeks I binge watched all of you videos.
Please keep on doing these videos, they are great!
Hey man! Thanks, that means a lot! :)
That 2019/2020 season was unreal for LFC in the prem. Straight up dominated
One of the best videos i've watched on you tube. Quality and content are amazing.
As an American I guess I should be the one to say that the Boston Red Sox are still doing well. They haven’t reached anywhere near the heights of 2018 and they traded away their best player Mookie Betts, but they’re still playoff contenders with one of the best batting orders in the league
I am good friends with klopp. We meet up almost every week for a coffee and a catch up. Infact it was me who told him to buy nunez and salah.
Klopp says to me the other day, "I'm really happy you told me to get these 2".
I told him, "Look J. K. you don't need to thank me, you just get the best out of them".
And he nodded in agreement.
The thing is I knew these players before. So I knew their strengths. Salah is going to be brilliant this year as he is now settled. he told me this only yesterday.
Nunez will take a few weeks to fully settle in.
But I can give you my personal assurance, that once they are settled, this team will not lose a single game.
As of 27/07/2022, the Red Sox are currently last in their division and are on a bit of a losing streak, where they've recently lost 28 to 5 which is a rare and high margin in baseball, and for the past few nights have made comedic defensive errors that make them look like an amateur team
This is surprising considering that in 2021, they were a step away from reaching the World Series, the main championship game for the title in MLB. But to be honest, the Red Sox are one of those strange organizations that literally go from the very bottom to the very top and back to the bottom. Just an up and down team to say the least, but even with such performances, I think it's separate from the football world considering Liverpool doesn't go from winning the league to finishing near relegation. They're at least consistent unlike the Red Sox, which in the end comes down to the different structures in Major League Baseball and the world of Club Football.
could it be that theyre 'tanking' for draft picks?, dont all american sport leagues run a draft system?
After another video I was watching, your video came up on my screen. Excellent job, the information is sharp, precise, simple. Awesome video. Thank you so much 🙌❤
This channel is fantastic. Great content and slick editing. Please keep up the great work cheers
Klopp may be one of the most inspired managers. It really is a pity they didn't complete the quadruple last year; history will show them with a double and, other than true fans, few will realise how close they came. Nothing but respect for the man and the culture he's continued to develop.
i dont think they were ever going to win it, man city and real madrid are just a class above the rest, even liverpool
@@shutup2751 in all honesty if they had more rest from a less intense schedule, i think they couldve won either the PL or CL... i do agree that Real was in peak form though, absolutely absurd team
The quadruple isn't on liverpool's favor.....from the league side, we dropped a lot of crucial point to make city have a easy path to win it, since we know city isn't a team that will lose points to small teams unlike liverpool.....and the on ucl side, liverpool played really hard until the final day of the league and still end up losing 1 point to man city, while Madrid are secured the league title weeks before....so they're resting their players more often before the final, and if i remember Benzema & co just playing chess before the final. Madrid's player are mentally prepared to face Liverpool while liverpool players are exhausted both mentally and physically.
The fans that yelling Quad are the fans didn't know anything.
After this, i strongly believe liverpool will never won against Real madrid....the traumas are too deep on liverpool and will give any players a pressure to face madrid for at least 15 years in the future
I come back to this one from time to time because it's a banger. Tinashe I am very interested to hear your opinion on Liverpools 22/23 season, hoping you a do "What happened to Liverpool?" vid soon 😘
I love Ur voice bro. Keep up the great work ❤️
This is my fav video of yours, Liverpool has always been on my soft side despite they repeatedly spanking us(arsenal) every year. They organically won everything that's there in English football
I love Klopp and I really liked this video, but I would like to emphasize that the 14/15 season, BVB didn't finished 7th because they were 'unlucky', in December 2014 Borussia Dortmund were in the Relegation zone after a REALLY bad first half of the season, thanks to Lewandowski leaving, the main goal threat was now gone and Aubameyang was back then used more as a Right Winger, Ciro Immobile was bought and supposed Lewa replacement but only scored 3 goals all season (2 against 3. Liga side Dynamo Dresden), Borussia Dortmund Board in January publicly announced they wouldn't fire Klopp under any circumstances and I don't know how the second season they were able to get 7th plus a DFB Pokal final against Wolfsburg (which we lost 3-1 if I'm not mistaken), it was a hard season to watch specially being a BVB fan, but it wasn't 'unlucky' by any means.
FUN FACT: after finishing 7th and Runner Up, BVB was granted a spot in the Europa League, to which they lost to Klopp's Liverpool in a unforgettable 4-3 match at Anfield where Dejan Lovren scored a header at the 95' to ensure Liverpool would go to the final.
Football iconic, your channel is truly a joy to watch. It’s so well structured and researched, and as a football addict it’s my favorite channel. Keep up the great work! You could make a video about the downfall of Man Utd the last ten years, and maybe talk about ETH. Love from 🇬🇷!
I love Jürgen Klopp. I just love this guy.
Yes T.thanks for another video on this wonderful footbal club.ynwa...ps...still waiting for that Swindon town video T.
Love a Liverpool vid, mate. That zoom in and "Rooney" drop was hilarious.
American here, the Red Sox have won four World Series titles since 2004, which I believe is the most in that span. The FSG recently bought my hometown hockey team, the Pittsburgh Penguins, who are one of the most successful franchises in the last 15 years.
A few baseball bits here:
Fenway Sports Group were founded in 2001 that took ownership of the Boston Red Sox. The Red Sox are one of the most famous teams in baseball history, being the original home of Babe Ruth and also having stars like Ted Williams. However, they had not won a World Series since 1918 and had only won won the American League championship 4 times in that time: 1946, '67, ''75, and '86 (the last of which they lost when the series-winning ball went through the legs of Bill Buckner... basically their version of The Slip, but bigger). Since then, they have won the American League 4 times: 2004, '07, '13, and '18, and have won the World Series each of those 4 years. So they've made a HUGE improvement under FSG.
Also, Sabermetrics was originally called SABRmetrics, because it was from the Society for American Baseball Research and was coined by Bill James, who is a statistician who endeavored to try and use statistics to determine what tended to cause teams to win or lose more often than they should. In 2003, he was hired to work with the Red Sox, and helped them toward those 4 World Series Championships. He innovated a number of advanced stats which are often used today and was even named as one of TIme's 100 Most Influential People In The World in 2006.
As a Boston Red Sox fan, we aren’t near the level of the ‘18 team, which in my opinion seeing that im only 16, is the best team I’ve ever personally witnessed. So understandable to say the least that we’ve fallen off a bit, we were below average in 2019, horrid in 2020, which saw our new “sporting director” brought in. One of his first moves was trading fan favorite Mookie Betts, because we wanted to lower our payroll, and we got a decent return, but last year we made it to the semi final of the playoffs, in my opinion choking it to the Astros. This season has been a rollercoaster, we’ve lost 11 of our last 14 games and find ourselves sitting at 50-50 the problem in my opinion has been injuries because before we have been hit with injuries we had a stretch where we were 25-5. But yeah it should be interesting where we go from here
Well done - brilliant
Ages like fine wine
Your videos are top fuckin notch. Last time I watched you not so long ago you were on about 50k subs. Now it's tripled. Keep it going brother, your content is great.
Dude, I'm goons be honest, you make some REALLY kick ass videos about football! I love them. Your videos are very informative. Still would love to see a full blown vide on Bayern! Hansi Flick's Bayern or something? You may have one, I still have to look at your page though, maybe you, already have one?
Great content I enjoy it… been a Liverpool fan from 1989 , you’ve a new subscriber 🙌🏾
To answer your question on Boston Red Sox, they had a bit of a bad spell but are now a team on the rise. Being in the same division as the Rays, Yankees, and Blue Jays makes competition fierce for them, but they've made some good trades and acquisitions to help strengthen their squad. Only time will tell if they can get back to the World Series anytime soon, though.
I'm a Leeds fan but it's hard not to admire Klopp's Liverpool and their rebuild.
One notable thing for me about 19/20 was when Liverpool lost to City in the Community Shield.
The players watched City lift the thropy at Wembley, and i'm convinced the feeling of see this helped them that season on their way to win.
Klopp is amazing!! I can’t hate this man!
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Thank you for this video 👏
As a Chelsea fan I hate Liverpool's guts.
But what can I say? They back their guts with their performances week in week out. And their comeback against Barcelona was, still is and will forever be one of my "guilty pleasures".
As a football fan, and sports in general, I'm eagerly waiting the day Liverpool get their revenge on Real Madrid in UCL too.
Hey mate thanks for the kind words, respect mate.
As both a Liverpool fan and Boston Red Sox fan (proud member of Sox Nation since 1975). When the Fenway Group bought Liverpool I went on to a few Liverpool message boards and kept saying "We will be winners. I guarantee it. Henry doesn't like to lose. He brings in a culture of winning" I wasn't wrong.