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Everyone on here I would imagine is thinking Klopp is doing better than Rodgers. So to me it makes sense to use Rodgers' overall record as benchmark for Klopp.
Rodgers didn't get sacked just because of those 8 games, so it doesn't make sense to compare just those ones. As for the fair test, it is never going to be perfectly fair because of injuries, different fixtures etc.
Correct. It's impossible. Ideally you would want only one variable (the manager) and all other things equal. But that is never going to be the case even if we did a comparison in a few years time when Klopp has been in post the same time as Rodgers. So it's always going to be about perception, judgement, opinion etc... i.e. subjective. My view is that Rodgers got sacked because our performance last season and this season despite the money spent on transfers. Crucially, he seemed to have run out of ideas/enthusiasm/credibility. In some ways it may have been a cynical move by FSG to protect their own backsides as putting a new man in buys them time. They are lucky that they managed to get a person that not many could argue against at the time. I don't think everyone here holds the view that Klopp is doing better. The table looks the same as it did under Rodgers. But most probably do agree that Klopp is a breath of fresh air; that Klopp's approach is more open, honest and positive; and that going forwards Klopp is a better prospect for LFC than Rodgers.
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Everyone on here I would imagine is thinking Klopp is doing better than Rodgers. So to me it makes sense to use Rodgers' overall record as benchmark for Klopp.
Rodgers didn't get sacked just because of those 8 games, so it doesn't make sense to compare just those ones. As for the fair test, it is never going to be perfectly fair because of injuries, different fixtures etc.
So you know it's not a fair comparison yet title the thread 'Stats that say Klopp isn't performing at BR's level'? It's absolute nonsense that has just clogged up 6 pages of the forum just because you seem to not be able to let Brendan go!
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Everyone on here I would imagine is thinking Klopp is doing better than Rodgers. So to me it makes sense to use Rodgers' overall record as benchmark for Klopp.
Rodgers didn't get sacked just because of those 8 games, so it doesn't make sense to compare just those ones. As for the fair test, it is never going to be perfectly fair because of injuries, different fixtures etc.
So you know it's not a fair comparison yet title the thread 'Stats that say Klopp isn't performing at BR's level'? It's absolute nonsense that has just clogged up 6 pages of the forum just because you seem to not be able to let Brendan go! I'm not disagree with you wilkkij but if this was posted after the aup article, wouldn't it be classed as a personal attack
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Everyone on here I would imagine is thinking Klopp is doing better than Rodgers. So to me it makes sense to use Rodgers' overall record as benchmark for Klopp.
Rodgers didn't get sacked just because of those 8 games, so it doesn't make sense to compare just those ones. As for the fair test, it is never going to be perfectly fair because of injuries, different fixtures etc.
Rodgers got sacked for 8 games+the season before that. Do your stats on those game and come back
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Everyone on here I would imagine is thinking Klopp is doing better than Rodgers. So to me it makes sense to use Rodgers' overall record as benchmark for Klopp.
Rodgers didn't get sacked just because of those 8 games, so it doesn't make sense to compare just those ones. As for the fair test, it is never going to be perfectly fair because of injuries, different fixtures etc.
So you know it's not a fair comparison yet title the thread 'Stats that say Klopp isn't performing at BR's level'? It's absolute nonsense that has just clogged up 6 pages of the forum just because you seem to not be able to let Brendan go! I'm not disagree with you wilkkij but if this was posted after the aup article, wouldn't it be classed as a personal attack Don't know and don't care anymore 
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Everyone on here I would imagine is thinking Klopp is doing better than Rodgers. So to me it makes sense to use Rodgers' overall record as benchmark for Klopp.
Rodgers didn't get sacked just because of those 8 games, so it doesn't make sense to compare just those ones. As for the fair test, it is never going to be perfectly fair because of injuries, different fixtures etc.
Correct. It's impossible. Ideally you would want only one variable (the manager) and all other things equal. But that is never going to be the case even if we did a comparison in a few years time when Klopp has been in post the same time as Rodgers. So it's always going to be about perception, judgement, opinion etc... i.e. subjective. My view is that Rodgers got sacked because our performance last season and this season despite the money spent on transfers. Crucially, he seemed to have run out of ideas/enthusiasm/credibility. In some ways it may have been a cynical move by FSG to protect their own backsides as putting a new man in buys them time. They are lucky that they managed to get a person that not many could argue against at the time. I don't think everyone here holds the view that Klopp is doing better. The table looks the same as it did under Rodgers. But most probably do agree that Klopp is a breath of fresh air; that Klopp's approach is more open, honest and positive; and that going forwards Klopp is a better prospect for LFC than Rodgers. Yes it is mainly subjective however people on here are saying Klopp is doing better as if it is a given or a fact. When you get the stats it's not a fact. Your post is fine but I don't agree with the honest bit. I would like to think that both managers are very honest.
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Everyone on here I would imagine is thinking Klopp is doing better than Rodgers. So to me it makes sense to use Rodgers' overall record as benchmark for Klopp.
Rodgers didn't get sacked just because of those 8 games, so it doesn't make sense to compare just those ones. As for the fair test, it is never going to be perfectly fair because of injuries, different fixtures etc.
Correct. It's impossible. Ideally you would want only one variable (the manager) and all other things equal. But that is never going to be the case even if we did a comparison in a few years time when Klopp has been in post the same time as Rodgers. So it's always going to be about perception, judgement, opinion etc... i.e. subjective. My view is that Rodgers got sacked because our performance last season and this season despite the money spent on transfers. Crucially, he seemed to have run out of ideas/enthusiasm/credibility. In some ways it may have been a cynical move by FSG to protect their own backsides as putting a new man in buys them time. They are lucky that they managed to get a person that not many could argue against at the time. I don't think everyone here holds the view that Klopp is doing better. The table looks the same as it did under Rodgers. But most probably do agree that Klopp is a breath of fresh air; that Klopp's approach is more open, honest and positive; and that going forwards Klopp is a better prospect for LFC than Rodgers. Yes it is mainly subjective however people on here are saying Klopp is doing better as if it is a given or a fact. When you get the stats it's not a fact. Your post is fine but I don't agree with the honest bit. I would like to think that both managers are very honest. But Rogers never got us to a final and always went out of Europe after the first round. Is that not factual or you are only looking at the league?
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Everyone on here I would imagine is thinking Klopp is doing better than Rodgers. So to me it makes sense to use Rodgers' overall record as benchmark for Klopp.
Rodgers didn't get sacked just because of those 8 games, so it doesn't make sense to compare just those ones. As for the fair test, it is never going to be perfectly fair because of injuries, different fixtures etc.
So you know it's not a fair comparison yet title the thread 'Stats that say Klopp isn't performing at BR's level'? It's absolute nonsense that has just clogged up 6 pages of the forum just because you seem to not be able to let Brendan go! It is a load of nonsense this thread (not just my post) and I probably shouldn't have posted it looking back. But why is their another section of users on here who at every possible opportunity will try and discredit him? It works two ways.
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Everyone on here I would imagine is thinking Klopp is doing better than Rodgers. So to me it makes sense to use Rodgers' overall record as benchmark for Klopp.
Rodgers didn't get sacked just because of those 8 games, so it doesn't make sense to compare just those ones. As for the fair test, it is never going to be perfectly fair because of injuries, different fixtures etc.
Correct. It's impossible. Ideally you would want only one variable (the manager) and all other things equal. But that is never going to be the case even if we did a comparison in a few years time when Klopp has been in post the same time as Rodgers. So it's always going to be about perception, judgement, opinion etc... i.e. subjective. My view is that Rodgers got sacked because our performance last season and this season despite the money spent on transfers. Crucially, he seemed to have run out of ideas/enthusiasm/credibility. In some ways it may have been a cynical move by FSG to protect their own backsides as putting a new man in buys them time. They are lucky that they managed to get a person that not many could argue against at the time. I don't think everyone here holds the view that Klopp is doing better. The table looks the same as it did under Rodgers. But most probably do agree that Klopp is a breath of fresh air; that Klopp's approach is more open, honest and positive; and that going forwards Klopp is a better prospect for LFC than Rodgers. Yes it is mainly subjective however people on here are saying Klopp is doing better as if it is a given or a fact. When you get the stats it's not a fact. Your post is fine but I don't agree with the honest bit. I would like to think that both managers are very honest. But Rogers never got us to a final and always went out of Europe after the first round. Is that not factual or you are only looking at the league? No the stats I used in my original post clasded any win in an any competition as 3 points.
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Everyone on here I would imagine is thinking Klopp is doing better than Rodgers. So to me it makes sense to use Rodgers' overall record as benchmark for Klopp.
Rodgers didn't get sacked just because of those 8 games, so it doesn't make sense to compare just those ones. As for the fair test, it is never going to be perfectly fair because of injuries, different fixtures etc.
Correct. It's impossible. Ideally you would want only one variable (the manager) and all other things equal. But that is never going to be the case even if we did a comparison in a few years time when Klopp has been in post the same time as Rodgers. So it's always going to be about perception, judgement, opinion etc... i.e. subjective. My view is that Rodgers got sacked because our performance last season and this season despite the money spent on transfers. Crucially, he seemed to have run out of ideas/enthusiasm/credibility. In some ways it may have been a cynical move by FSG to protect their own backsides as putting a new man in buys them time. They are lucky that they managed to get a person that not many could argue against at the time. I don't think everyone here holds the view that Klopp is doing better. The table looks the same as it did under Rodgers. But most probably do agree that Klopp is a breath of fresh air; that Klopp's approach is more open, honest and positive; and that going forwards Klopp is a better prospect for LFC than Rodgers. Yes it is mainly subjective however people on here are saying Klopp is doing better as if it is a given or a fact. When you get the stats it's not a fact. Your post is fine but I don't agree with the honest bit. I would like to think that both managers are very honest. Whenever anyone expresses an opinion, it's almost always expressed in a way that comes across as a factual statement. That's just the way it is. And as you yourself have already acknowledged, stats can't always prove things decisively so getting 'the stats' doesn't solve anything. Sometimes we just have to acknowledge that there is no wrong or right ... just opinion. As for the question of honesty, without proof or knowing either person personally, yes we'd like to think that bot are relatively honest. However, we have more experience of Rodgers than we do have Klopp and in that time Rodgers has given us sufficient cause to have doubts about his honesty.
'I was only in the game for the love of football - and I wanted to bring back happiness to the people of Liverpool.' Bill Shankly
'We should have made a signing or two in the last couple of transfer windows.' Vish
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