klopp actually addressed the injury crisis at Dortmund, the vast majority of injuries were obtained through bad challenges from the opposing team and had little to do with his training...which by the way won titles.
Oh maybe, just maybe that BR was under training the team turning them into a bunch of softies. Just as ridiculous my assumption is. FFS Red, just back the manager already.
Scouser, I've backed you up a bit in the past but you're starting to sound like a winey little bitch now! Rodgers has gone get the fukk over it and back the new man!
Injuries happen regardless of the manager and as Faz said, Gomez got injured on England duty so no fault of Klopp.
OK I get the message I will stop bringing Rodgers up in any of my posts. I am 100% behind the new man.
No, no, no. I have no problems with you bringing Rodgers up in your posts, I believe in people speaking their mind. This is a debate forum and stupid people are also allowed, just makes the forum funny. Come on guys and girl, I love reponding to his posts.
Klopp has talked a good game about increasing the intensity in training and matches.
Klopp's Dortmund endured a poor final season with injuries one of the major factors for their below par performance. Klopp has to accept some of the responsibility for this.
Already within a week Ings is the first to be injured. This will be the first of many if Klopp's record is anything to go by.
Injuries are part of football. On this occasion Klopp shouldn't be blamed for Ings' injury. But it should be a wake up call.
Already a host of our star players are injured. Henderson's absence cost Liverpool the title and ultimately Rodgers his job. Injuries cannot be used as an excuse if Klopp fails at Liverpool.
If players are picking up injuries though overtraining then Klopp should take full responsibility.
If this means we lose some of our star players for several matches, it will have dire consequences for our league position come May.
And of course if this means we fail to progress under Klopp then he should face the same fate as Brendan.
Unfortunately today's press conference was the first in as long as I can remember where I was genuinely wishing for it to finish. It seemed a bit lifeless and downbeat.
Klopp has talked a good game about increasing the intensity in training and matches.
Klopp's Dortmund endured a poor final season with injuries one of the major factors for their below par performance. Klopp has to accept some of the responsibility for this.
Already within a week Ings is the first to be injured. This will be the first of many if Klopp's record is anything to go by.
Injuries are part of football. On this occasion Klopp shouldn't be blamed for Ings' injury. But it should be a wake up call.
Already a host of our star players are injured. Henderson's absence cost Liverpool the title and ultimately Rodgers his job. Injuries cannot be used as an excuse if Klopp fails at Liverpool.
If players are picking up injuries though overtraining then Klopp should take full responsibility.
If this means we lose some of our star players for several matches, it will have dire consequences for our league position come May.
And of course if this means we fail to progress under Klopp then he should face the same fate as Brendan.
Unfortunately today's press conference was the first in as long as I can remember where I was genuinely wishing for it to finish. It seemed a bit lifeless and downbeat.
Go suck Brendan Rodgers @ss crack somewhere else you attention seeking little child.
noun [oops]·trar·i·an \kən-ˈtrer-ē-ən, kän-\. If all else fails say that word outstanding a couple of times. The more you do the more you will believe your own spin.
look mate i was a brendan fan , but he failed and has gone , there is a famous saying "the king is dead long live the king" , back klopp and back the team instead of predicting failure before a ball is kicked .
you comparing Kenny with Rodgers or vice versa - who comes out tops?
noun [oops]·trar·i·an \kən-ˈtrer-ē-ən, kän-\. If all else fails say that word outstanding a couple of times. The more you do the more you will believe your own spin.
Klopp has talked a good game about increasing the intensity in training and matches.
Klopp's Dortmund endured a poor final season with injuries one of the major factors for their below par performance. Klopp has to accept some of the responsibility for this.
Already within a week Ings is the first to be injured. This will be the first of many if Klopp's record is anything to go by.
Injuries are part of football. On this occasion Klopp shouldn't be blamed for Ings' injury. But it should be a wake up call.
Already a host of our star players are injured. Henderson's absence cost Liverpool the title and ultimately Rodgers his job. Injuries cannot be used as an excuse if Klopp fails at Liverpool.
If players are picking up injuries though overtraining then Klopp should take full responsibility.
If this means we lose some of our star players for several matches, it will have dire consequences for our league position come May.
And of course if this means we fail to progress under Klopp then he should face the same fate as Brendan.
Unfortunately today's press conference was the first in as long as I can remember where I was genuinely wishing for it to finish. It seemed a bit lifeless and downbeat.
Go suck Brendan Rodgers @ss crack somewhere else you attention seeking little child.
