Yeah JtG, most German fans feel the same way.
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Unfortunately, many Germans do hate Klopp since he took the job as “Fußballchef” (in English maybe football director) at Red Bull. And the most fans of 1.FSV Mainz 05 and Borussia Dortmund dislike Jurgen now.
And when I do say, Liverpool fans do not hate Klopp, the Germans said, in England have any clubs have a owner. But they do not knows: English clubs has always a owner.
Too many people go around hating other people because they don’t like what they did.
Really, hate should be reserved for people who do evil, not for people who work for a football club you don’t like.
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I do dislike Harry Kane since he did joined Bayern Munich. And i would do not want like, Jurgen join Bayern as manager. For this reasons, it’s for me okay, he are the football director of Red Bull.
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That reminds me of something that I kept in my list of quotes: The following was between a mother and daughter from a K-Drama show called “I hear your voice, Episode 7”:
"All those people that are rude to you, it’s because that they’re jealous. Because you are so fortunate, they are jealous…
"So, don’t hate them. Don’t be mean to them, and feel sorry for them.
"Just promise me, you won’t hate someone, to the point that will ruin your life.
"Once a person is born into this world, the life is not even long enough to love each other.
"Don’t waste your time hating someone because life is too short to even love someone.
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I guess not a single Mainz and Dortmund fan is drinking Red Bull. 
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padel
Jürgen Klopp and his son Marc are involved in plans to build a new Padel FC centre in Liverpool at the Wavertree Sports Park. The project includes nine padel courts, with six indoors and three covered outdoor courts, as well as a café, retail space and other facilities.
The design focuses on sustainability, featuring solar panels and EV charging points. The plans have been discussed with the city council and local community, with 98% of respondents supporting the development.
They have already built a Padel FC club in Berlin, which serves as a successful example for their expansion into Liverpool.
https://www.instagram.com/p/DPO82JqjBMa/?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=bm1menJkdWpyY3ho
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What does Padel mean?
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So, it’s some sort of mini-tennis, then?
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With a bigger deeper racquet…i think…that looks like a ‘paddle’.
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Obvious knowledge of a ‘paddle’ there @Wilkored08 :0))
No worries - Your secret is safe with me.!
Only Joking Only Joking :0)
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Am I missing something here…paddle…something u use to propel a canoe…u must know of another type of paddle…
I can only but guess…
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10 years ago today Klopp was appointed as our manager and he immediately woke up this sleeping Giant.
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I was watching the interview by TAW on Jurgen Klopp today and he was reminiscing on Alisson’s header and that summed up everything about what he thought of that day and Alisson, he thought that event and the game against Barca at Anfield could not happen in your wildest dreams.
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I still miss his personality and style of play.
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Klopp:
“The only player I regret not signing for Liverpool is Son Heung-min. He would’ve fit Liverpool so good.”
It would be interesting to know when exactly, because from what I know, we were interested in Son actually before Klopp took over here (I think Graham recently said the Son potential signing was in competition with the Benteke signing).
After Klopp’s first season, we got Mane. One year forward, we got Salah. And the attack was formed.
I assume he meant the club not signing Son in that summer, to basically replace Sterling. Then, perhaps we wouldn’t have went for Mane in 2016. Or maybe Salah!
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It sounds like he would have liked to see him at the club when he joined. TBH, I would have loved to see him at the club as well.
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