That's exactly what this is. There's always been teams who have used the front line especially to press intently and be the 'first line of defence'. It's all derivative. All changes in football are just tweaks or incremental in nature and never are the revolution that the footy industry tries to sell them to us as.
How is Klopp's approach substantially different to Royle's when he turned up and got a dilatory team at Everton to tighten up and compete ferociously for the ball and then when it broke our way rely on players like Limpar or Kanchelskis to do their stuff, spearheaded by players like Rideout? I was reading that Limpar once described to Swedish journalists that Everton's style under Royle was like hunting with wolves. We've seen Klopp's 'full throttle' football on Merseyside before. Royle's team was the prototype. Of course, when that Everton side pressed it was mocked by the Kopites as anti-football; now they're doing it and it's the blueprint for European ascendancy.
They're gullible and laughable clowns. They'll eat up all the nonsense about gegenpresse and full throttle and heavy metal football and believe themselves to be on the cusp of a new way of playing...when it's all old hat. Hilarious.