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ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC"

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WA Toffee said:
If the German league is so bad, and the English league so much better, why are Germany above England in the UEFA co-efficients?
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Less games in their season AND they have a long mid winter break.

Means they can prepare for European games properly also means they aren't playing 2-3 days before and after.
 

The Cowboy said:
This is exactly like when Joe Cole signed. They strongarmed a lame quote out of him about joining the greatest club in the world, which he attempted to play down (but not until he'd left the club, mind). I imagine Klopp is already thinking 'Jeez, what have I done?!'
Harryflashman said:
To be totally fair bill did it to Roberto
The Cowboy said:
Yes indeed he did.
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*looks around quizzically*

But... we are the greatest Club in the world?....
 
Jürgen Klopp Manager admits he faces 'huge challenge' at Anfield

“Did I dream about becoming a Liverpool manager when I was a kid? No, I dreamed about playing for Stuttgart, and that didn’t work out. But I am totally humbled to be here. It is almost a bit bizarre: there have been so many good and successful German managers and yet no one has been here.”

Klopp, who faces Tottenham Hotspur at White Hart Lane on Saturday in his first game in charge, also said that he had not planned the ‘Normal One’ quote that made the headlines after his first press conference. “No, I hadn’t thought about that at all,” he said. “I was asked and simply answered. Sometimes it is better to keep your mouth shut – but that is quite difficult at a press conference.”

Oh dear. First bad mark against the 'Messiah' he didn't want to manger LFC as a kid. Klopp let his mouth run away with his 'win title in 4 years'. Poor bloke at least he has realised that he should keep his mouth shut as the delusional lot will hang on his every word and their expectations have gone through the roof. More and more he talks the more he is looking like the Grand old Duke of York.
 
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hullefc said:
Jürgen Klopp Manager admits he faces 'huge challenge' at Anfield

“Did I dream about becoming a Liverpool manager when I was a kid? No, I dreamed about playing for Stuttgart, and that didn’t work out. But I am totally humbled to be here. It is almost a bit bizarre: there have been so many good and successful German managers and yet no one has been here.”

Klopp, who faces Tottenham Hotspur at White Hart Lane on Saturday in his first game in charge, also said that he had not planned the ‘Normal One’ quote that made the headlines after his first press conference. “No, I hadn’t thought about that at all,” he said. “I was asked and simply answered. Sometimes it is better to keep your mouth shut – but that is quite difficult at a press conference.”

Oh dear. First bad mark against the 'Messiah' he didn't want to manger LFC as a kid. Klopp let his mouth run away with his 'win title in 4 years'. Poor bloke at least he has realised that he should keep his mouth shut as the delusional lot will hang on his every word and their expectations have gone through the roof. More and more he talks the more he is looking like the Grand old Duke of York.
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The poor man's just realized what he's got himself into, mass hysteria and all that.
 


Kopite behaviour...


By Sophie Jamieson

2:31PM BST 12 Oct 2015


A Liverpool fan reportedly pretended to be disabled to get a front-row seat at the team’s derby with Everton.

Jake Danna is believed to have borrowed his grandfather’s ticket in the pitchside area reserved for wheelchair users to get into the match.

But the 23-year-old was seen just a week later returning from a triathlon, with no sign of physical impairment, the Sun reported.

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Access is still a problem at many football stadiums and wheelchair spaces can be hard to come by for disabled fans.

Mr Danna, who lives in Weymouth, Dorset, could be seen watching the Premier League game on television.

The disabled ticket gave him a pitchside view as his team drew with Everton at Goodison Park.

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Liverpool played Everton last Sunday Photo: Livepic

Mr Danna told the Sun: “This is good banter. I’m a big Liverpool fan but I can’t comment.”

He refused to apologise for the incident, and when asked if he was sorry replied: “No, not at all, I’d do it again.”

• Disabled football supporters react with fury at Chelsea equality award

Disability campaigners criticised the football fan’s actions.

Mark Atkinson, chief executive of disability charity Scope, told the paper: “It’s shocking someone would go to the lengths of pretending to be disabled.

“It can be difficult for disabled fans to watch Premier League football live because the grounds still lack suitable accessible facilities.”

Mr Danna’s girlfriend claimed he accessed the match by using a season ticket belonging to his disabled grandad, who was on holiday at the time.
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ukn...o-get-pitchside-seat-at-Merseyside-derby.html
 

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