How Jürgen Klopp Transformed Liverpool into a Billion Dollar Club 

Thank you for making this. Such a joy to watch

A really interesting detail heavy yet easy to follow professional sporting analysis! Wow I loved it, liked and subscribed immediately. Will tell friends to check it out too. Thanks so much. What a brilliant manager. I'm delighted for Liverpool😍

Would love to see something about player empowerment (or lack thereof) and how this has affected contract structures/negotiations

Great video.

Not a topic, but feedback: I don't appreciate your video only using 1/3 of the available space in the introduction. That TV and the background is unnecessary and just detracts from the video itself.

Yep, I was also speechless at this point! Simple, but so effective solution!

He said 18..."he memorized the names of all 18 employees who managed the players"

@@DrMichael_Psychology 80* get your ears checked.

@@hassanm.e.5843 nah, could get used to german accents to solve the problem. But I'll skip it

I worked for a headteacher who would stand by the school gate of a small ish school (900 students) every morning, and greet every single student by name.

So it's not just me then.

you've not met my dad but yeah nearly

lmao. 100000%

and boss... and prime minister...

Nah, I'd rather my father seem imperfect and make plenty mistakes

It's true! At the top level, how much better is one footballer than another? It's almost never that big of a difference. Don't pick the one that's 88 rated over the one that's 87 rated if he's not going to have chemistry with the club.

@@so27109 I think you've been playing too much Fifa, Sergio!

@@willedwards5196 Lol I did get the ratings idea from there but I haven't played FIFA in a few years, just thought it was the clearest way to say it.

i know, dumb quote

@@so27109 Messi disagrees

Or selfish like Messi.

But tbh Ronaldo being self centered is what made him good

@@bendangjamir7735 Messi is the most selfless person on the pitch. Don't do drugs kid

@@User-du7kf yeah that why he left for money^^ because he so selfless^^

@@User-du7kf lol please he is not. It's just that he's not outspoken so media love him and create a narrative. If you watch him on the pitch, he's as selfish/arrogant as Ronaldo if not more. Most selfless person at least on pitch is Xavi, Iniesta etc.

And Adolf Hitler

A people hire A people. B people hire C people.

you might want to fix it. "To" means something/direction you do, not what you get from "personalities "

Anyone who even considers themself as a people leader/manager needs to live and breath this. The building of a team, regardless if it is on a sporting field or in an office relies on 1) a manager who will make his people happy and 2) people who make other people happy. This sounds airy fairy, but when you build a culture where everyone WANTS to be there to work, you breed success. This is the Klopp Way.

And that statement reveals quite how many weak personalities reach positions of seniority: the number of 'leaders' I have seen who simply want fawning yes-men is too many to name...

Man! I´m with U!

yep you nailed it! That's the statue sorted. just another few titles to go

damn ngl during those 2011-2015 eras, probably our recent darkest eras....we were dreamers back before then thanks to Gerrard's era, but at that time, we became doubters with all the lack of achievements...Klopp simply brings up the light wish all the best for Klopp and his boys

That's on my wall. Now, I'm putting it on t-shirts.

Klopp + Liverpool = BOOM! 💥

Only took my whole life! 89ner

history of liverpool you mean

Too bad none of the players are British how can you support the league when it's selling out to big money?

MrAndy, What is going to happen to you when he leaves?.. Are you going to cry?..

absolute true Andy!

@@Steve-Richards Take it easy, mate!..

While I do hope he stays for quite a while, I also kinda want to see him & his team build up even more traditional clubs like a never ending rise to the top, again and again.

I'm a Red and I love the guy to bits. The stand out point in your comment is that you'd love to have a pint with him. I was just thinking the same thing during the video. I reckon a pint with him would include a fair bit of banter and piss-taking but all in good humour.

Yeah Pep and Mourinho both have enormous egos

@@caniblmolstr452 I think because they achievement as a manager/coach is really outstanding that it built up their ego.

You don't reach that level of professionalism without a proper ego. But to be able to controle and manage it in a healthy way is his key to sucsess.

The normal one, sums him up perfectly for me and why he fits so perfectly at LFC

@@jerryhunters people always use the word ego like it's not entirely necessary to a proper sense of selfbelief and motivation. Having an unchecked ego is obviously bad but it's also required.

Agreed. He made the ppl believe again...

What do you mean “serial winners” how many trophy’s has he won in 5 years. Yaayahahahahha small club.

@@bombitusskite608 probably more than your club in last 5 years.

@@prabint7487 ahahaahhahahaha you fake fan you can’t even name how many trophy’s ahahahahah

@@bombitusskite608 lol first I'm not liverpool Klopp is a great guy I have always folllowed his team he did a great job at Dortmund and doing great job in liverpool again. You're salty because he isn't from your team.

That's cool

He’s an amazing leader and football manager and I feel so privileged to have him at the helm of my beloved Liverpool FC.The spectacular sending him off at your Signal Iduna Park speaks volumes of what he has done for your Borussia Dortmund and it’s supporters. I remember when Jürgen came to us and at his first press conference he said that it was more important to him what people thought of him when he left than it was when he arrives. I’m so grateful that he has chosen us after leaving your club and I can really feel how gutted you’ve must have felt when he announced his resignation as a manager of BVB!!

You’ve nailed a subtlety most never talk about. The ‘before’ Klopp.

I think at first when he came in we were in a rough spot. Wed come close to a title but failed, stevie was gone, and the team looked fairly weak. There werent many reasons to think we were suddenly going to change that around. A season later heads began to turn and we saw a little more success. We lost in the Europa final but we had made it there, we werent falling to 10th in the league anymore. Then we went to the champions league final and now everybody was watching and we got 1 point from the epl. Everybody could see what he had done now. And obviously now we are world, europe, and english champions. I think it's just he didnt make a world of changes all at once. He made cultural, squad, and training changes over time bringing in mane to begin the top 3 pairing next to Firmino and then later salah to top it off. Gini to support the midfield. Redefining hendos midfield role. Then finally the defence and goalkeeper fixes which have been huge. Having so much faith in trent and I mean the steal of Robbo was deal of the century. Over time people began to see he wasnt the same. He was making huge change.

@@samthompson3714 exactly. The selection of Robbo and Trent was hilarious. who would have thought? one is luck, two is calculation.

@@alexandergrant4616 I was just seeing these youtube videos analyzing what he has been doing. They made it sound too easy. massive respect to Klopp.

@@samthompson3714 I think there was an inkling from the first interview that he may have something, I remember ppl saying I hope he's successful just because he was such a nice guy, just look at his first interview when he couldn't stop smiling, he just had you thinking, this guys a fucking nut, hope he sticks around.

Revenge is a dish that’s best served cold says the nutritionist lmao

@@testadalord01432 genius!!!! Lmao

Great editing!!!

Rest In Peace man. You will he missed.

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dude you beat me to, i knew it him soon as i saw it :)

I think most can

I thought it was milner 😂

Definitely not weird to have a crush on a player 💖

Yes bro yes

Ja!

Have some respect. In today's game, coaches are more important than players. Messi alone can't win Champions League for side like Liverpool or Porto. Managers can. Calling him Messi of coach is insulting to him and coaches in general

I think he will be Bayern coach someday

@@ronaldinterista this will never happen. he has way to much character for bayern. he will end up coaching the german national team before retiring.

He will never coach Bayern out of his respect for Dortmund. He'll coach German national team though. Looks like you guys have another World Cup song in the next decade or so.

Noway with Rummenigge, Salihamidcic, Hoeness aso, cause they will never humble themselves for Success or Titles.

@@ronaldinterista Nevvvvvvver!

He does honestly seem like a genuinely nice person

a string to his bow. what does it mean?

@@wolfen337 A positive attribute.

@@wolfen337 its a way of saying that he has a useful skill,

He has the natural Talent to Entertain in front of the Media thats what makes him so Popular.

Someone people want to follow! 🙌

I can tell you the least loved german outside of germany

@@coleimhoff8720 Trump?

I can tell you the most hated german that ever lived inside of germany and outside of Germany.

Noob Master ?

@@noobmaster1368 Hitler was austrian. People allways forget about that

^yes

Yep I love Dortmund

Pep Guardiola...

I was about to say the same. It was an insta-subscribe!

Well id hope so, they are done by a proffesional company

really is high production stuff

Well, he is the second coming.. Just enjoy it..

@@bambadoo7378 lol

What exactly are you saying haha

Usman Dar ywah I'm bamboozled. Maybe he was saying that klopp is going to PSG and tuchel to Liverpool

Scheiße i say

Are you saying PSG will be the champions league winner?

all I am saying is, that it sounds like that is the road to go as a top manager :D

I'm a United fan, and even I think he's the greatest active manager in football today. He's amazing and I wish we had somebody like that.

Hydef Beats Ole’s at the wheel

I was at the Barca game....fucking unbelievable

@@devanman7920 how lucky you are 👍

@@devanman7920 you're either trolling or want to make everyone ridiculously jealous.... :((

best football match played on earth - EVER

Yea! His philosophy of football is what Liverpool has been known for over the years.

He absoloutely fits to this Club. OK, his is german. But why not? Champions League, English Champ... I think he has to retire! Real, Barca?

John Obiro - What happens to you when he leaves?.. Do you think you are going to be depressed for the rest of your life?..

Aloha . Yeah probably. But luckily enough I am getting on in years. So won’t be depressed for long .

@@johnobiro5202 Don't even think about to be depressed!.. It's only football, mate!.. Have fun!..

I think you were right 😉

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@Damian, you wrote Klopp made fans believe again. So, when he arrived at Liverpool, were you guys mostly sceptical? How was the transition? Now in hindsight, did it make sense that at his first press conference he asked fans to be patient?

Yes, he is the only one, the second coming, Mr.Baxter!.. His face should be in the banner. Definitely!!.. It's a must!..

Isn't that just wonderful, Stevie!.. You don't know, but Klopp was a TV commentator, an entertainer before he became a coach. He knows how to play around with people. When he has a press conference after a football match and he does not like the question, he just tell you that he does not understand your question.. LOL

At least 13 more EPL titles, while he mentors Stevie G

Maybe Liverpool should keep him as Utd keep SAF

He will return to Dortmund..100 percent.

I doubt. I've noticed that he always joins a club when it's not performing at all. He loves a good challenge.

Special? Lol.

@@terrya8989 he's special as fuck to me son.

I remember the last title and now i can add this 1 wth the hope of many more to come wth klopp in charge. Knew he had somet special about him b4 he joined and I'm so glad he Did,now my son can get to see a great Liverpool team play.(Just hope can get into Anfield 1 night to actually watch them play live b4 I'm gone!!.YNWA!!!

Gay0

@@yeetwchybaban Talking about yourself m8?

YNWA

@@yeetwchybaban Dafuq?

Thank you!

No. Calm down mate, it's NOT that serious.

@@KhanivoreQniba believe what you will

@Porrada Everyday you never been to a funeral where the person who died loved lived and dreamt of football. And their final wish was for everyone to wear their favorite teams shirt..... happens alot. I'm not saying they are going to worship klopp at this moment. But they will revel in the knowledge that liverpool finally did what that person dreamt of all their life. If you don't get that. If you don't feel that and you have never lived or dreamt that. Then you will never know what I am talking about and obviously underestimate the roll someones favorite team has on their lives. For some people Liverpool is the center of the universe. They spend every weekend watching them they spend every opportunity they can talking about them. If you have never felt like kind of admiration and love for something then I feel sorry for you. Personally I would prefer to have that kind of dedication and love for something and die knowing i gave my everything to the thing that made me happiest than to die never experiencing that. But each to their own. I don't get train spotting, knitting, fishing, basketball, hockey, rugby etc and a whole many other activities that people love just as much as what I mentioned above. Once you find that thing that makes you happiest go for it. You only live once do what makes you happy and forget everyone else who laughs and trys to put you down for doing so.

William Boulton greetings and congratulation to Liverpool from Dortmund. I know exactly what you mean, what Jürgen did for you, he did for us. When Klopp left Dortmund, he went with the respect of a whole region of people, who went to really difficult times with the downfall of Ruhrindustrie. We lost our mines, we lost our Iron Works, we lost most of our breweries and the BVB was close to loose the license for professional football. For people who just watch football, it is impossible to understand, in which way the spirit of a club could give a whole region it‘s self-confidence back, but that is, what happens in Dortmund and I think it‘s what happens to you. It is the way, Klopp uses young lads from around the corner, to built up the core of his team, what makes all of us underdogs dream again. When news reported, Klopp signed at Liverpool, it was a real pleasure for us. Liverpool, a big name with a fanatic fanbase in a region that saw far better times, we saw us in you and it was a relief, that he didn‘t sign at Real, or City or Bayern Munich. Klopp followed the humans, not just the money. And so he went to you, fair enough. So, enjoy your time with heavy metal football. Maybe we see in a final some day again, my father still talks and dreams of 66😉

@@dikon0172 ty for your kind words and your amazing manager.

@@k.m.7533 Ist aber ein Video auf englisch und zielt auf englisch - sprachige Zuschauer ab, dann kann ich den Kommentar ja auch auf Englisch schreiben.

That's why I subscribed and now just set the notification to 'ALL'

Literally everyone seeing this comment would be here AFTER they won the PL, it's literally impossible to see this question before that unless you're a clairvoyant and wrote it BEFORE they actually won.

shit you won

Lol! When people don't know what to say so they say random shit🤣

Ich auch

..by default???...ha ha ha ha..jog on,son....

@Vilulicious which is actually stupid.

@Steve Duke how many years does fergie took to reach Bob paisley and bill shankly level?

Fergies early years only arsenal were genuine title contenders then after 2004 period only Chelsea as united were by far the richest club and could out bid all other teams. And Premier league never had all the best managers in the world back in the days now Chelsea man city even Tottenham arsenal can get the top players with money