The Making of Jurgen Klopp

[@pn5984]

As someone working for Mainz 05, I'm beyond grateful for this little tribute to Klopp and the city of Mainz. He is more than just a manager for us, he's part of the modern history of our beloved city.

[@bahamohamed2958]

Thats sick to work at football club

[@bananacheesecake6821]

Hey man! You work at Mainz right? I had a few questions I wanna ask :) Could I contact you privately?

[@bodongtayeng1845]

I work in Mainz06

[@CrashExhibition]

Thank you for producing this amazing manager.

[@pn5984]

@@bananacheesecake6821 Sure :)

[@manish236]

When I met him California in 2016 during a training session, I told him this: 'You are the best thing to happen to Liverpool since Steven Gerrard debut'd in 1998.' He smiled. We'll be forever grateful, Jurgen :)

[@zack3753]

Awesome! And so true!

[@k9crude]

Cool story bro:)

[@R3in_Ch]

"trust me bro" story

[@charliehancock2280]

source: trust me

[@toastedt140]

@@R3in_Ch tbh id rather just tell the celebrity than be another tool just trying to get pictures for socials

[@whocares12372]

One of the best managers in the world, took Liverpool to the top won everything and his tactics are so on point with the squad. Very passionate about the game truly a genius.

[@thomasrockbottom2907]

😂😂won once and already given up on everything else already 😂😂

[@blockcitywarsguide4894]

Jurgen flopp

[@liverbot4854]

@@thomasrockbottom2907 Man City are out of the Carabao Cup and lost to a managerless Leipzig in the CL.

[@liverbot4854]

@@blockcitywarsguide4894 He won a UCL, cry about it.

[@whocares12372]

Dude I m a barca fan seeing him hurt my soul to the every bit but I respect him because he deserves for what he achieved

[@crc2403]

I would also like to see a part 2 of this where they discuss about his accomplishments at Dortmund and his subsequent departure to Liverpool.. ❤️

[@Aaron19987]

I think the point of the video is giving you context as to how he came to prominence across all European football. 90% of people know Jurgen klopp from Dortmund and beyond

[@bilalahmedshariff5576]

I would like it too

[@CMG321]

The Rafa Honnegstein biography that they mentioned above does this well (into the first two years at LFC), though obvs not as immediate as a 6 min video (!). Worth a read regardless.

[@crc2403]

@@Aaron19987 Yes John.. I agree with you there.. They just wanted to focus on the emergence. Nevertheless, anything on this man would be as entertaining and enriching as ever. Great coach, a great man, all in all a champion! ✨❤️

[@kenhiew2900]

Hear hear. I have watched many docus of Jurgen but I'd like to see Tifo's take on the Dortmund (and beyond) years. I AM an Athletic subscriber btw

[@BigMadAndy]

Klopp will go down in the history books for his accomplishments against pep’s city team. The fact he made Liverpool challengers and pushed City all the way on several occasions is immensely impressive!

[@super_organist]

Absolutely, without city,he would have won the league many times

[@arpangupta76]

Look at the players who have developed from middling to greatness under him Robertson , taa , Henderson

[@M..n..M]

@@arpangupta76 man, I agree on the rest, but as for TAA he hit the first team after Klopp's arrival at 16... There's not much of a "before Klopp TAA"!

[@AllanDawnsun]

That too on a shoestring budget

[@andrei19238]

@@AllanDawnsun HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[@Red__Law]

World class manager and an even better human being. True Legend.

[@matitolera8159]

Not sure about a better human being.

[@ammarharith5512]

@@matitolera8159 Each to their own.

[@nevilleneville6518]

As a United fan, I'm not sure what irks me more, the fact that Klopp has made Liverpool winners again, or that hes so damn likeable! Dalglish Gerrard etc are easy to hate. Klopp? Not so much.

[@leskipbayless3280]

@@nevilleneville6518 Plastic

[@ΔημήτρηςΣαχανίδης-τ6τ]

@@nevilleneville6518 why is Gerrard easy to hate?

[@Sach6251]

Back in 2015 there were two options as to which manager Liverpool would sign, Klopp or Ancellotti. I thought Ancellotti would be a better signing but how wrong I was, and I am glad I was proved wrong by Klopp. Now I can't imagine anyone else rather then Klopp being in the front seat. Much love ❤️

[@arinzeodukwe2862]

Same here.

[@teddypicker8799]

I always wanted Klopp, Dortmund are pretty much the German Liverpool. They even sing YNWA

[@DomenBremecXCVI]

@@teddypicker8799 As does Mainz

[@andrei19238]

@@teddypicker8799 and both don’t win anything

[@Redsunns]

@@andrei19238 Dortmund won league titles. Mainz won their first ever promotion to Buds.

[@andrewdhughes1993]

A testament to Klopp is even Everton fans and United fans (as I am) cant find anything to criticise. World class manager.

[@Saomn89]

More than just a good coach, He is a good human being. Football can use a good amount of passionate people like him. KLOPP is a human form of football passion. Love this man

[@clarksonklopp7078]

"Klopp is a human form of football passion" Well said 👏

[@Christians9955]

As Man Utd fan, I love Klopp. I love his style. Personality. Coaching. Use to watch Dortmund teams so attractive to watch. Always wanted him to come to Man Utd but didn't happen and will never will 😓

[@areaakhil7266]

I can't even imagine the day he leaves us, we'll never have a coach like him.

[@adrianfernand33s]

Acting like he made Liverpool but the. Again you might be a young fan

[@Dz73zxxx]

@@adrianfernand33s tone down the sass and bitterness mate. Sometimes you gotta let loose a bloke's romanticism.

[@adrianfernand33s]

@@Dz73zxxx , what are you on, Liverpool is a big club, and I respect Klopp. I'm just saying Liverpool were bigger before he even came in. Klopp is my favourite manager and im manc

[@adrianfernand33s]

@@Dz73zxxx Plus i didnt mean to come across as that as well, if i did i apologize to my guy

[@haimainjauo242]

you dont have to imagine it because its going to happen a lot sooner than you think. Here's a tip: the replacement will be Gerrard.

[@Paxdk]

Jürgen Klopp is an admirable manager due to his love of the game, and not only because he enables us 'football romantics' but because he even rewards us. The man has many good quotes to his name, yet one of my favorite quotes has to be something similar to; "Whenever the team does well, they have earned the credit. Whenever the team fails, the blame is exclusively on me." That quote and philosophy shows not only maturity, but an understanding and fondness of the collective.

[@clarksonklopp7078]

Just when you thought you couldn't love a man any more! Thank you for being you Jurgen. Don't ever change!

[@saichoz]

Klopp is a gem. Were blessed to have him at Liverpool!

[@khalidhussain3533]

Mainz and Borussia Dortmund have made the two best coaches ITW Klopp and Tuchel

[@KnightMD]

That was just beautiful. Please make a part 2 with Dortmund and Liverpool.

[@SuperBeardWill]

To anyone who enjoyed this, you should read Rafa H's biography called Klopp: Bring the noise. One of the best biographies I've ever read, can't recommend it enough

[@xanxpty]

thanks ill check it out, i have one for you too check this one out - Clough: The Autobiography

[@PAlex-us4ov]

Agreed. I read the biography last year and found it a very good book.

[@lohitaddagada1648]

He is the man of the people I can't even imagine how Liverpool fans will react when he leaves

[@Rybo4]

We will be very sad

[@alun1038]

Stories of managers who rose from the trenches like Klopp, Alex Ferguson, or Arrigo Sacchi are always fascinating

[@benhogan6732]

One of a kind manger, coach and person by all accounts. Regardless of what happens between now and when he decides his time at Liverpool is done, regardless of how many or how few trophies come in the door, I intend on enjoying every minute of it.

[@NotSoFat]

as klopp is going 7 years as a liverpool manager this coming october. He has inspired me to be a better human. I have grown to be a better friend, better younger brother to my schizophrenic sister, better colleague, better son. He has been an exemplary role model.

[@Prederick]

He's a fantastic manager, and he'll be beloved wherever he goes because he has a Shankly-level of understanding about how important the fans are to the game. But I appreciate him most because he seems like a good, decent man.

[@y1521t21b5]

Certified _Mensch_ and, in my view, the best football manager in the world. Building a team to beat the mighty _Bayern_ to the league title and developing players to eventually lead _LFC_ to the recent major triumphs domestically and internationally are feats upon which every honest fan of the sport should look with the utmost respect and admiration. I would go as far as to say no other manager would have won what he has with the squads he has. Player-for-player _Klopp's_ triumphs have come despite his not having the strongest squads at his disposal. His preferred brand of football is so physically taxing, however, that I hope he continues on the current course to refresh the core squad. We have a world-beating first-XI, but need genuine strength in depth. *Boom!* *_YN❤WA_*

[@nisarabdulkader6436]

The greatest quality I like about Klopp is he makes football simple & great to watch. His tactics are never negative & his type of football is never boring. It's always attack no matter what the situation. The other interesting thing is that every opponent coaches & players know what Klopp is going to play against them. It's gegen pressing & still they can't defeat his system. Many a team park the bus against his gegen pressing & still suffer. For me Klopp is the best. Iam not a tiki taka type of fan so though I respect Pep for his success I still prefer Klopp's gegenpressing.

[@ayushprabhash]

I've never met Jürgen but he's up there with my mom and dad.

[@Baba.Chamkega]

Bro seriously...

[@LLANTALOBOTOMIK]

😂

[@tauseefkiani-]

The excitement level is same as it was at klopp's first day at Liverpool, he has given us very very exciting football, trophies and many memorable moments. Thank you Klopp.

[@anthonymacleod2798]

Kloop is a legend and a decent human being... he's the type of person you could sit in a pub with and watch a game....

[@mobyhuge4346]

Klopp currently has a 100% success rate at becoming a legend in every club he managed

[@tdyerwestfield]

What's impressing me more with Klopp now is that until Liverpool, he'd never had success with a squad and then refreshed that squad and had more success. With Jota, Konate and Luis Diaz coming in, that appears to be happening.

[@ananyabhardwaj8578]

The man just oozes class. Absolute legend.

[@kelleesmi]

I loved all the splashes of black, red and gold color sprinkled through the video, it looked so nice!!

[@TheButterstime]

Absolute legend everywhere he goes. Class act.

[@rizzz___]

I'm a United fan but i can't help but to love this man. Amazing coach, legend in the making!

[@fromthefountofyouth]

In the making? His statue has already been commissioned!

[@mohamedbinsafaax5074]

Every football fan agree He is a good human being

[@divyanshpandey8703]

All hail the greatest manager of the world, the manager can make any game the final game, the gagan style manager who cannot be replicated, i would be sad when he will leave Liverpool, ynwa one of the best manager

[@allippincott]

Feel very lucky to follow this man's side tbh, long live Klopp

[@micaht4718]

Should make a part II about his Dortmund days. I want a Klopp hug

[@feelsveryChadman]

I might be a man city fan and would always herald pep guardiola as the greatest coach in the last 15 years but Jurgen klopp would remain my favorite . I love the man!

[@SKa-tt9nm]

I do like that pep and Jurgen respect and like each other.

[@kevinhanandi]

A team that coached itself, damn

[@TchockyPuritan]

I'm a huge Liverpool fan, I'm a huge Klopp fan and I'm also a fan of this channel and the podcast. This is perfect for me.

[@dubs31]

Great story. Great art. Cheers, Tifo. Very much enjoyed this

[@LaureusSport]

Insightful! 😌

[@sidharthspeaks9850]

Easily the best Liverpool FC signing in the last 30 years

[@keesh7]

I'd love to see you guys do a "What's Going On in the PL in 5 minutes" type of vid. quick summary of the current season

[@johnoikeh4958]

A part 2 is needed

[@mathildewesendonck7225]

Over twenty years of coaching, and Klopp is only at this 3rd club! That’s pretty amazing! And every club loves him, he was celebrated like the hero he is when he left Mainz and Dortmund.

[@OWLovethBL]

You have to make a Part 2 lads!

[@one4all126]

The making of Jurgen Klopp: I'm pretty sure mummy Klopp and daddy Klopp had something to do with it - job done.

[@Dz73zxxx]

Sometimes i wonder, does universe works also by the law of "one's will destined for greatness"? Seeing klopp in liverpool is just...something celestial. In times when liverpool need a man to carry their torch, this german gaffer unexpectedly carried it and place it again into the glory cauldron....

[@fokionas7740]

His journey has to be a documentary

[@preds4152]

We need PART 2

[@robo96]

My favourite manager! So hyped to watch this

[@joelgobeh7343]

Your narration skills are remarkably astonishing

[@hlokomani]

What a beautiful story.

[@FootballDrawn]

Brilliant manager, and one of my next video topics as well. Loved the animations ⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽

[@moumenrezaei1330]

Looking forward to it

[@sbtgamil5536]

Your channel is a criminally underrated gold mine! Love from Morocco ❤️❤️

[@jeremybilliards712]

🔥🔥

[@hayek77ishida76]

Everywhere klopp coachrd he was cheered and applauded by the fans. Same will happen in liverpool. The best career some one could ask for.

[@davidifubaraboye7959]

Please in need of a Part 2

[@Srynan]

You see, there are interesting parallels everywhere Klopp has been in his football manager career. People liked him, his clubs were successful after a tedious building period and when he inevitably will be leaving, people want to build him a monument. ❤

[@mattjc1990]

This was great. Will there be a part 2?

[@thomasrockbottom2907]

Maybe if he wins the champions League this season 😂😂 Or else the premier League oooops

[@TorresinhoLFC]

When he eventually leaves Liverpool I'll cry. Couldn't find a more perfect coach for Liverpool.

[@RedSaint]

To sumarise: Klopp got a break at Mainz, and following that he was offered the chance by Dortmund which is a sink or swim outcome in regards to football management, but then again, German football is less ruthless when giving the so called rookie managers a shot a the big time compared to English football - where usually you wouldn't even get that chance. At Dortmund, he did more than swim, he took them back to the top and challenging and would've even gone further hadn't it been for Bayern Munich's overall power in the German league and the fact Guardiola was his direct rival who was regarded as the best in the world at the time. He realised he couldn't take Dortmund any further and ended his stay amicably - taking a short well earned break. Liverpool came calling, which at the time was perfect timing for both parties, and what was regarded as a perfect fit, with both dortmund and liverpool sharing many things in common and not just in footballing terms. The cities, the working class, political views, underdog status etc were all similar traits from both sides so Klopp had very little adapting to do and his only obstacle was the language barrier and his premier league inexperience. Liverpool fans took to him immediately and were willing to give more time than they wouldve to a manager such as hodgson or rodgers but Klopp showed within 1 year how he wanted to shape the club and how we were going to get back to the top. Klopp has to fight against the power of man city and guardiola which he hasnt shyed away from and some would argue that he has the upper hand in that rivalry when it comes to direct competition, as proven in the league games and champions league games. Klopps passion and understanding of all clubs he has worked at, is a testament to his own personality which shows in how his teams play. He is one of the best in world football and no one can deny this. The only question that hangs in the balance would be if his management style would work at power hungry clubs such as madrid, barca, man utd, bayern and psg. If he was to leave liverpool for a new challenge then i think the perfect fit would be atletico madrid or ac milan.

[@Kourumeme]

Topic video: What makes Germany having the best coaches in the world so far?

[@georgeezomo3883]

Jürgen Klopp. What a man ❤

[@MrHakis]

Can we have sequel to this video please? 🙏

[@elijahtchilembe-mpovie2715]

Kloppo. What a legend 🙏🏾🐐

[@notanalien9041]

If he retired, Liverpool would certainly built a statue or even renaming one of their stand as his name.

[@ipelengmolete161]

This video's like watching magic - just mesmerising

[@keshav7428]

If I had a time machine and go back to 2013. I would choose Klopp over Pep all day for Man Utd. Sure Pep is a genius and is a better coach. But Klopps chaotic high pressing football is much more entertaining and he is a very charismatic man

[@christianopulinaldo8319]

Best manager in recent years 🐐

[@EnlightenedTurtle]

Jurgen handing out beers from the team coach to fans the other night, just shows how much of a legend he really is. YNWA¬

[@rafaybhutto6846]

Hey Tifo you need to do a video on the impact of Bruno Lage on Wolves and his tactics. He has really been immune

[@JagaranNatyaDal]

Story narration supreme.

[@jakeoAthy]

When he leaves Liverpool, the city will shut down. I’m in India and I’ll be in tears.

[@kevint7649]

As a United fan I respect his professionalism and adore his personality.

[@vahgeuvje10]

The rest as we know, ladies and gentlemen, is history.

[@bulumkomponco9599]

Can you please make a video on Klopps Legacy at BVB because they are still dominating to this day

[@haseya2554]

THE GOAT is his spirit animal

[@Bruno-gj5vn]

Well, Joe said at the beggining this would be fascinating and... Promise delivered!

[@markherron3067]

Who sat in the tifo studio and thought ", you know what, I think that Klopp video really needs a jazz backing track" ??? 🤨😀

[@Rj_D956]

Pt 2!!!!

[@Glumandino]

The last coach to outscore Bayern Munich, absolute legend.

[@red4life848]

Love klopp thanks for the happy times YNWA

[@jackchell2705]

English media's godfather of German football : Ralf Rangnick The real godfather of German football: Wolfgang Frank. RIP.

[@jayzerino]

What a story! Funny how life works sometimes

[@abhimanyuchatterjea]

Absolute legend. YNWA

[@sambhrantabashyal]

LEGEND

[@jzilla1234]

Klopp is a top manager

[@dapurofficer7934]

TQVM Tifo The content already clear out the doubters by many opposition fans especially from Varchester United that hype of Klopp been the understudy from Ralf "the Gegen Depressing" Rangsick before which is an ongoing false information about the matter.

[@Zoqo]

World class manager!

[@uatunuamuriambihu400]

World class manager. Can you make a video about tuchel

[@NotSoFat]

We need part 2 part 3 part 4 etc of klopp

[@jameskelly2559]

Jurgen Klopp is my spirit animal

[@abdus808]

Klopp is the 🐐

[@Ldoggmillionaire]

But Utd fans told us Rangnick taught Klopp everything he knows

[@fromthefountofyouth]

Blame the media for their lazy reportage. I'm no journalist and even I know it's Wolfgang Frank, a point Jurgen made certain to hit on while they were peddling the misinformation.

[@PAVAN-dn2br]

Best entertaining manager

[@jayantpatel90]

He is the best manager in the world, Liverpool are lucky to have him.

[@Roba3878]

Now today he's left😢💔

[@sidharthgautam8989]

My Manager

[@jayakeerthiindra5748]

Legend

[@abhishekmishra7897]

By far the best manager in the world for me bcoz he didn’t solely depend on money for success