A Liverbirds special as Gse Amy Kate and Randi try to get to grips with Klopp's shock announcement that he will leave LFC at the end of the season. They're not ready, but they try to look at some of the key moments of his tenure, highs & lows, what his legacy is likely to be, and focusing on the remaining games of the season.
Dave Davis is joined by James Mckeen and Mark Evans to discuss:
- Jurgen Klopp announcement and feeling over 24 hours later
- How the squad will react
- Potential replacements
- How FSG do the impossible
Gags, Harinder, Kam and Nina catchup on The Desi podcast
Desi funerals, we wallow in someone’s passing. He’s not dead so let’s not do that. He’s given us so much collective enjoyment and I don’t think it’s a leap to say brought us all closer together. 15/16, Dortmund, 17/18 CL Journey and Kiev. A year later in Madrid, a season after the title, the way way back 21/22 and then where we are now with a reversal of the 22/23 misfortunes. Everyone will be covering similar things around likes/loves/now/next. We don’t have to be different but we do have to be Desi! So, with the chaa on the table next to the biscoot and the barfi, lets do this.
As the messages started flooding in, what were your first emotions of it all?
What’s Klopp taught you or changed for you as a Liverpool fan over the last 8 years?
When his tractor and trolley (trahhleee) leaves Anfield to head to pastures new, will Ulla need to teach Klopp to make to the Roti/Sabji for a change or will Klopp outsource it to India? I mean, what’s the first thing he’s doing on his first day of doing nothing when it’s over?
Where do we go from here? He’s irreplaceable in who he his and how he got this club. He lives life on the touchline exactly as we would at Anfield. What’s the innovation we need to look for in the next manager? Who do you want?
If you saw Klopp tomorrow, how would you say goodbye?
Dave Davis discusses:
- Jurgen Klopp announcement and Thoughts
- FSG and need to get every big decision right
- Only time they could do it
- Our Big decisions: reaction to the announcement, Anfield and each other
In this episode, Al & Andrew delve into the psychological impact moving teams can have on individual players and how there may be lots going on that the fans know nothing about. All this and much more on this episode
Dave Davis is joined by David Lynch for a special to discuss:
- Jurgen Klopp announcement and Thoughts
- Lijnders and Matis Departure Impacts
- 3pm Press Conference and Feeling In The Room
- Potential Replacements
Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Hari Sethi try to come to terms with the shocking news of Jürgen Klopp's imminent departure. What will this mean in the short and long term for LFC?
Reaction to the news that Jurgen Klopp is leaving.
On the momentous day that Jurgen Klopp announced this would be his last season as Liverpool boss, a stunned Jim Boardman and Jay Reid tried to make sense of it all while it was all still a bit raw. It’ll probably feel raw for a while yet.
The news came out of nowhere, Liverpool fans were now counting the days until the departure of a man who had brought so much happiness and pride back to the club.
The news drew parallels with the day Bill Shankly’s retirement was announced in 1974, and that famous piece from Granada Reports with Tony Wilson getting instant reaction from Reds around town, one lad thinking it was all a bluff: “Yer having me on aren’t yer?” Fast forward almost 50 years and those reactions are the same, for a different generation of Red.
The last time we faced anything like this was when King Kenny called time on the job back in 1991, the strain of the aftermath of Hillsborough playing a part in the exhaustion that made him so desperate for a break from the game.
In 1974 we got Bob Paisley in for Bill Shankly and the success continued and increased. When Kenny left, the years that followed were mostly miserable as far as success on the field was concerned, aside from brief moments of bliss, like in 2001 and 2005.
Klopp’s announcement felt like a real body blow, like losing a much-loved family member, and now fans are left wondering what the future holds. As far as Klopp is concerned the focus has to switch back to the near future, the visit of Norwich in the cup before Chelsea in the league, and although that’s going to be easier said than done for the fans, we are Liverpool and we know how to give good people a good send off, so here’s to enjoying every last minute of the Jurgen Klopp era.
Here's hoping it ends with him on an open-top bus parading four trophies around the city.
Dave and Karl are joined by Producer Guy to discuss today's bombshell news with Jurgen Klopp announcing this morning that he is to leave the club at the end of the season. The trio also look at the expected names in the successor discussion. Who do you fancy for the impossible job?
