'I Owe This Club Everything' | Pepijn Lijnders' decision to leave Liverpool at the end of the season 

what of pidgin English?🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

sign him ! You fools ! He should be our next manager !

i agree with everything except the last part, would you say sterling is a red?

@@zlayd5146 except sterling

@@FraxVisuals hahaha

@@zlayd5146 well , yeah , you gotta own your mistakes

And Owen!

Same, I hoped he would stay and manage us after Klopp

Me too plus he doesn't owe us anything so Many fans were being such dickheads to him because apparently him releasing a book is why we were bad last season but forgot he was the one who backed and championed Trent, Bradley, Jones and quanesh to klopp

Think he respects the club too much to manage us as his first gig. Hope he goes off and has a great managerial career and hopefully 1 day we’ll see him back at Liverpool managing where he belongs 🙏🏾

I wonder if you said the same about Gerrard.

@@Ice-tc5vnpep will be a better manager than stevie…

Silly, he can't walk alone and work for Liverpool. Unless... Are the songs wrong

@@Pinguthepenguinu I'm on about when he decides to be a manager and not klopps number 2

Best of luck pep gonna be big miss

still in shock. Hope we win everything as a send off

Loved when he said "hope our path cross again", hopefully we will see them back at it together.

I hear what you're saying but where does loyalty to Klopp come into it if indeed it was Klopp's decision to call time on his tenure? I truly thought Pep was going to be his successor.

​@MikeDelta32 I think most of us thought it mate!

unless Klopp tells him after the end of the season n the contract ends, “ Pep, why dont u go n manage Liverpool?? you have my blessing” 😊 that would be nice…

@noturbiz4670 Completely agree. To my mind, Pep is this generation's 'Bob' to JK's 'Shanks'. Truly baffling 🤷🏼‍♂️

True but sometimes loyalty trumps anything and everything hence why it worked so well. Big respect as this is the first time in my life I see a manager who does so well leaves with everyone and everyone is in agreement. Really hope people can see the human side to who these guys really are

He obviously will be up for consideration but they are not gonna come out and say it as it will undermine the current situation.

he is still under contract until the end of the season..so he wont or cant say much. but once his contract ends, i think he is open for offers, if the club give him one…

The success rate of such a promotion is really low in professional football so i don’t think it makes logical sense to promote him to top spot

I agree with you 💯

It is a big step up, but it would be a big step when he knows the details of the players and the club intimately. I think it would have been a reasonable choice.

we’ll see when the season ends n his contract ends aswell…then he is a free man… availablle

I agree mate Jurgen and pep also the other members of coaches all deserve a grate farewell and should all be welcome back at any time to watch a game hopefully there hard work carrys on next year

Nope - for a few years now I’ve thought he would be the obvious choice to take over should Klopp leave. I’m old , I remember we always used to promote from within , we knew who the next manager was …Paisley, Fagan, Dalgleish, Souness, Evans.

Yes you are the only one. He needs experience

Tidak saya juga menginginkan itu

I want him to.stay 😢😢😢

@@kmahta He’s just had 8yrs of it with Klopp. :-)

He wants to leave with klopp...he removed himself from the process...I'm sure the club would of loved to keep him..YNWA

He may not have wanted it. Sometimes assistant managers are supposed to be assistant managers and they enjoy being in that role. Stepping up to be the actual manager is a huge step up.

Maybe they have but they’re keeping it under wraps till the end of the season 😉 well we can dream 🤷‍♀️😍

@@traceyquayle6491 it’s gonna be Alonso

​@@user-im4gv9gg8h He removed himself from the process of remaining as a coach, as he wants to be a manager, so it does appear that they have told him he won't be managing here after Klopp. Not clear why, he's clearly a great coach, but perhaps not sure if he's tough enough to handle the top job at Liverpool

Hopefully its not in England because Linda is going to a fantastic manager

@@bobbybobstar1496he’d actually do a good job at England as he really has an eye for talent but agreed, hope he gets the perfect job for him, imagine Pep at like Schalke or Hamburg. A sleeping giant that he could bring back to the top. Wherever he goes to that’s my number 2 providing it’s not a rival.

Unless he goes to City, Utd, Chelsea, Spurs, Newcastle, Everton...

@@j606ywt I don’t think he would, his role model said ‘never another PL club’ and pep knows that he’s better off aiming to build a legacy without stepping on Liverpool’s toes. I think maybe Brighton if de zerbi leaves, potentially a midtable or relegation candidate but he’s better off in Holland or Germany. To me he’s the perfect fit for a number of German clubs. He could even be considered as an Alonso replacement if xabi comes this way but that’s likely too big. Honestly I want him at Schalke, he could so easily be the guy to take on that project long term

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It's never goodbye for former reds. Just a "see you soon, brother." Stevie G and Pepijn will always have a seat at any Liverpool tables. Stevie G will come home again one day, I'm sure. So will Pepijn.

Same feeling I have. Maybe returning in the future

No pep

Totally agree Pep will be back. Even Klopp be back am hoping as a Non Executive Director of Football or something. Be a great working partnership with Rushy.

for sure….definitely

imagine, Klopp’s n backroom staff’s contract ends at the end of the season…then suddenly, they all make a u-turn… due to the love for the club… that would sounds like a K-Drama😅… u know Liverpool loves dramatic situations, giving fans heart attacks n emotional rides…

While I certainly dont undervalue his work at Liverpool he has very little experience as a 1st team coach so he's not my favorite Xabi Alonso already is proving he is the real deal so he has to be the top choice given his ties to the club as well

whats Alonso won in management?@@jackbauer5455

Нет ​@@jackbauer5455

@@jackbauer5455 Pep Guardiola, Arteta and Zidane were all given reigns at big clubs with zero experience as 1st team coaches so you cant judge him plus he has been a manager before

​@jackbauer5455 there's a huge difference between the EPL and the Bundesliga, we're way more competitive, just look at Harry Kane, Bayerns big star 😂

Because it’s like a tribute band , if he stayed on he would always be compared to Klopp but isn’t Klopp , just like when you go see a tribute band they get compared to the real thing but they are not the real thing , it would be madness for him to take the job just after Klopp.

@@matthewchilds1862 Tito Vilanova took the Barca job after Guardiola and did a good job.

He just said in the interview he was always going to leave if Klopp left

he is still under contract.. he cant say much… plus probably needs Klopp’s blessing

Well said, perfect.

Great comment 👍

Did you not listen to him?

Yes but there is an elephant in the room ! Was he even offered the chance to stay ? @@Jess_Pea

@@kenar420 Klopp has talked openly about how the switch to a more controlled style of play in the season we won the league was a Pep Ljinders idea as was the new box system we're playing this season. Honestly just look for anything where Klopp is talking about the impact Pep has behind the scenes.

speak for your self brother

@@WhatIf-ne1pe clearly haven’t been online then, plenty of supporters have blamed him when things went wrong and forgot about him when we play well

You don't know what you're talking about lad

You, me and thousands of others mate!

he dont want it, i believe from the way i see it, is if his best mate's not there(klopp) he dont wanna be here either

No. Give it alonso

@@anthonyflynn2662 could be right mate, should be made known if it’s been offered to him, Klopps said he’s ready for management hinting at the idea he could take the reigns and I believe he definitely could, be interesting to see how it pans out

He said ‘I hope our paths cross again’. Maybe that means after gaining proper managerial experience, in 5/10 years time he would take the opportunity to return as manager at lfc if things go well for him?

Obviously he wants the job But I don’t think the owners let that door open for him

or theyve all decided that the documentary being filmed went against their ethos, your should all be singing from the same hymn sheet, if you say to the owners that it should not happen and the owners ignore you despite your feelings then its time to go @@gentianbrija5183

@@gentianbrija5183could be opposite too! That the owners want him, but they haven’t seen their request accepted by Pep

They are all leaving with Klopp.

He probably is but he is saying no, he doesn’t want to manage Liverpool after Klopp

@@yessi1585nah mate, he is going to join klopp next team he will manage. Klopp always bring his team when he switch clubs.

@@Mojohoojo187 Pep is away to manage another club mate. Have you actually watched the video or read anything? Klopps taking a long time out and this was Pep’s last club as an assistant

@@yessi1585 oh we’ll see, when the time comes that is. Just because you read somewhere or someone said something doesn’t necessary means it’s set in stone mate. You gotta connect the dots.

@@Mojohoojo187 ah ok, in that case Klopp is staying at Liverpool, cheers lad

THIS

💯 Would take Pep over De Zerbi every day of the week.

Give the job to Pep. CONTINUITY.

Me too. No Zerbi!

I can gaurentee that pep will manage LFC in the near future. The man is so passionate about our club and has been an outstanding servant to the club these past 10 years. He deserves respect and gratitude, he certainly has mine. 👏