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Liverpool FC: Future is Bright, Even if Championship is Almost out of Reach
There’s something not quite there about Liverpool under Jurgen Klopp. It’s almost the team he dreams of, but not exactly at that place by now. It doesn’t matter. The future seems bright for the club under the German manager, even if their desire to end the championship drought this season is probably not coming true.
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Premier League: Liverpool Destined to Win a Championship With Jurgen Klopp
Since Jurgen Klopp took over as the manager of Liverpool FC, they’ve been the most fun to watch club in the English Premier League. While it’s not a championship, something every football fan knows the Reds have been missing out on for 26 years and counting, it’s a milestone on the way there.
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Liverpool & Jurgen Klopp Couldn’t Move the Parked Bus, Manchester United & Jose Mourinho Got What They Came For
You can look at the 0-0 draw between Liverpool and Manchester United from a number of angles. Almost all of them lead to the same result: It was a disappointing football match in quality and obviously in goals. Jose Mourinho however, always about the bottom line, is probably one of the few leaving Anfield with something to be happy about.
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Liverpool, the Premier League’s Sleeping Giants
It’s hard to find a club like Liverpool: It’s been 26 years since their last championship, yet it remains one of the biggest names in the sport of football not just in England but all over the world. I doubt there’s another club that could go this long with a league title and remain so massively supported.
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Chelsea vs Liverpool: Goals, Highlights & Analysis
Playing in London seems to be an incredible treat for Liverpool and Jurgen Klopp this season, beating Chelsea 2-1 at Stamford Bridge, something of a given for them these days, helped by a stunning goal by Jordan Henderson, and signaling that there’s one more team that needs to be added to the title race.
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Jurgen Klopp Presents: Sadio Mane, Roberto Firmino & the Liverpool Consistency Conundrum
The Jurgen Klopp version of Liverpool is designed to give fans heart attacks. In their 4-1 win over defending (and probably exiting champions) Leicester City, the thrilling performance from Sadio Mane, Roberto Firmino and Adam Lallana had the Anfield fans on the edge of their seats, in a good way. But in order for this team to match the club’s ambitions, consistency has to become a part of the repertoire.
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Jurgen Klopp, Liverpool, & Winning the Premier League Without Massive Spending
Since finishing second in 2009, Liverpool have only one top 4 finish in the Premier League: In 2014, when Luis Suarez came very close to pulling off a historic season and lead them to a 19th league title, and their first since 1990. Jurgen Klopp, still not one year at the position of club manager, believes he can get The Reds back on their perch without following the massive signing arms race going on among the big clubs in English football.
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Arsenal, Liverpool, Jurgen Klopp, Philippe Coutinho & the End for Arsene Wenger?
There’s nothing new about key Arsenal players being injured. There’s nothing new about Arsene Wenger seeing his players lose on the first day of a new Premier League season. Liverpool have beaten the strong teams with Jurgen Klopp on the sidelines last season, but the main question regarding both sides is whether or not their opening encounter is any indication of the changes we’re about to see this season.
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Liverpool FC: Jurgen Klopp Football Impressive, But it’s Only Preseason
In their third and final match as part of the International Champions Cup, Liverpool smashed Barcelona 4-0 in Wembley. A week before the Premier League begins, it’s a terrific way to build up some confidence.
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Liverpool FC With Jurgen Klopp Has Been One Massive Rollercoaster Ride so far
A dramatic win deep into injury time is a fitting way for Liverpool to climb back up once again after three league matches without a win. The Jurgen Klopp experience has been everything but boring, and while there have been disappointing moments, there’s life to this team, unlike the dying days of the Brendan Rodgers tenure.