Why People Have Turned on Jurgen Klopp

[@bongokuhlenxumalo479]

WE WANT UNPOPULAR OPINIONS BACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@angusdodd9354]

Yes we need it

[@RAGNAR-3-3]

👏🏼

[@danielbaycock6929]

we cannot replace him

[@Veryfunhamdlewithfuntimesandep]

No we want the box back

[@Chipii13]

GULAG

[@mynulkarimmahim5878]

He said he was running out of energy, redbull gave him energy. Simple as that.

[@abnormalanorak]

Nah, RedBull gave Klopp wings.

[@TheMaestro-O.G]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@N28-h9m]

gut one

[@naturalcauses6193]

The best explanation I’ve heard so far😂

[@JeffBesoz-k4i]

Best joke I've heard a 100 times already

[@LuckyNobody1]

ADHD version: Fans hate Red Bull for pumping their teams with money to achieve success, for abusing the 50+1 rule (and some other scummy stuff). Klopp is now Global Head of Soccer at Red Bull. Thus Klopp is now part of Red Bull so is hated too.

[@ninjalectualx]

No. RB is hated because of how the mock the 50+1 rule which is the foundation of German football

[@LuckyNobody1]

@@ninjalectualx ughh fine ive edited it, happy?

[@rowanhulst7474]

@@LuckyNobody1why are u so whiny in your response to the guy correcting you?

[@beefwittedgenius8275]

You fail to mention the problem of multi- club ownership and how Red Bull literally stole the club Austria Salzburg from its fans in the most scummy way possible. Red Bull stands against the principles that Jurgen himself has said he absolutely stands by.

[@Tristialawirtz]

Yeah, also leaves a very bitter taste for us BVB fans as well. Really for any proper football fan but the history certainly makes it sadder.

[@Pelesane]

Controversial signing for Redbull but Perez wasn't performing anyways

[@declanthomas7159]

Wonder if he'll call for a race to be re-run because he got a drive-through penalty

[@shashwatrathore9897]

Verstappen and Klopp mentality, we bout to see a Bayern level dominance in F1

[@mineralwater6736]

@@shashwatrathore9897 😂😂 crystapen has week mentality TF you yapping on about?

[@alanlin4197]

#TeamLH mental breakdown ​@@mineralwater6736

[@_KnuXles]

Keita got mentioned twice because he's the only player with an injury record worse than Niran's knee

[@pavlikmorozovgaming468]

5:48 hoffenheim definitely to a bigger extent. While Wolfsburg has been an established side in the german game and it was tolerated that it is a private club bc it initially was founded as a club for the workers of a factory, hoffenheim is a textbook example of a billionaire's football club, with it being a sunday league side which was purchased by a local billionaire who then bought his way to Bundesliga.

[@werderlebenslang4576]

Klopp will never be held in the same regard with german football fans as he was before this was announced. Maybe if he leads Germany to a world cup win. Otherwise no chance.

[@shashwatrathore9897]

dont think he cares tbh, this whole things overblown even by the Germans

[@braxton9192]

The fact that he took the job knowing how Germans feel about RB tells me that he doesn't give a flying fuck... Honestly I would go as far to say he never really cared

[@lucashfaria98]

As a Brazilian, I have to say that RB Bragantino is nowhere near as hated as the other Red Bull teams appear to be... Yes, they've completely rebranded the club, but they've brought back a team from that region to the national elite. Most of the local fanbase continued supporting the club because Red Bull put them back into the map of Brazilian football. They've been consistent in the top flight, and have even reached a Sudamericana final (our Europa League equivalent), as well as having some nice young players... Of course, there are different views, but that's how I (and many other Brazilians) see it

[@gandrod50]

Yeah mate is just europeans how are dramatic about everything under the sun that has to do with ideology. I am from South America aswell and if red bull came to my country I wouldn't really care. There would be more opportunities for players to shine and change their lives.

[@PatchesVillano]

Good take brother.

[@Flips77]

@@gandrod50I don’t see how they’re being dramatic, bundesliga is peoples league, when clubs like Leipzig break the rules other clubs have to follow and get away with it, people are going to be upset. When a man like klopp who’s praised highly in Germany associates himself with organization like that, people are going to be upset

[@yehiak8711]

@@Flips77 Bro it's not that deep, yes we are all passionate about our teams, but just because a random drink company became the sole sponsor of a club doesn't mean "corporate invading the people's property" and at that point just stop watching football altogether because more of this is gonna happen in the future. It still has the same fans and the same passion, just a rebranded logo and a different leadership. And nevermind klopp doesn't deserve any hate in this, it's literally just a job you weirdos, it's not like he supports red bull's ideas 💀💀💀

[@yehiak8711]

And regardless I see RB takeovers as good as they give small teams a fighting chance. It would just mean bayern and dortmund will stay at the top because the rich get richer and there's a huge gap in funding and fans between the rest of the league and these 2 teams. It's gonna happen regardless wether the team gets a rebrand or not

[@blinard1]

You know what people hate more than Klopp.....wonky wall lights!

[@ifan_1234]

please make a video about the often ignored Welsh premier league. our league has featured plenty of times in ftw before so it'd be great if you did a video all about it 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@LuckyNobody1]

Oh its you ha

[@leonmarkal7860]

8:30 unfortunately RBs youth development is actually not as good if you pull back the curtains. They didn’t actually have any kind of youth team until very recently, instead relying on poaching young talent away from other clubs. So a smaller club would put in effort to develop a player with him going through the youth ranks, and then RB would swoop in and offer the player a contract that his parent club cannot match with their financial restrains, which RB is not bound by. So in the end their youth development is only so good because they have an unfair advantage over other clubs, for example with their multi club ownership (which not every club can do) and also a huge amount of money that they shouldn’t have compared to their peers. But in the end it’s still a good video with good points. I get what you were trying to say, but I just had to get this off my chest.

[@Izak43]

Only Germans care about this because Red Bull are hated. No Liverpool fans are giving him heat about this.

[@innocento.1552]

You know Klopp has history before Liverpool right? It's not all about Liverpool (Liverpool is a part, not all). The outrage is coming from Germany for what he stood for there... The football tradition

[@declanthomas7159]

It's all sweet until he's managing leeds and joel piroe is scoring a hat trick at anfield (Hey a man can dream right?)

[@akaInfamous]

​@@innocento.1552Dude, that's what he said. That it's mostly Germans. You're so mad you can't read?

[@CodPatrol]

@@innocento.1552 Can’t be any worse than Bayern buying players from teams that beat them

[@Ananas-280]

​@@CodPatrolexactly

[@barhooo9742]

For all the non-Germans, this is like Klopp joining City Football Group as head of football. Personally, this didn't come to me as a surprise since Klopp is known in Germany for advertising every product under the sun during the Bundesliga coverage, including a shady insurance company doing ponzy schemes. Another aspect is that apparently Matteschitz, the founder of Red Bull, asked him to perform this role in 2022 before passing away. Important to note here that Matteschitz is known for his right wing ideology in Austria. Considering Klopp portrayed himself as a man of the people this is also a quite shocking. Overall, the Dortmund (and German fans in general) have disowned Klopp as the nations darling which he's been for quite a while now...

[@AD0de]

So because Klopp works for somebodies company, he now has the same political opinions? not to mention the guy is dead...

[@Aldiyawak]

​@@AD0de and that death resulted in the destruction of their other sports projects (looking at you, Christian Horner) 😂

[@akaInfamous]

😂 Klopp has done so much for German football. To just discard him because of this isn't gonna age well imo.

[@reinrassigerStuhl]

There is also an interview of Klopp where he praises the RB project so this shouldn't be a big surprise (It was to me anyway because I didn't see it before)

[@MGJSM2005]

​@@akaInfamoushe is a traitor. If a soldier was doing incredible things by defending his country over many many years the people love him. But just a few years later he joins the enemy because he thinks "oh they are not as bad as I thought". Of course the people will hate him for that

[@extramile.5yago]

Appreciate the whole explanation 🎉

[@DenDave_]

As a Liverpool fan I really dont mind, i just hope he does what makes him happy. But i totally understand that Dortmund fans dont like it, given how hated the RedBull club network is in Germany in particular. Either way though, i doubt it lasts longer than a year since he does have that clause that lets him go coach the German national team.

[@aliisamartikainen4837]

As a bvb fan this hurts a lot, I wish this was just a strategy from Jürgen to destroy RB from the inside, but I don't see that happening. This take might seen dramatic but it feels like the football version of your dad cheating on your mum.

[@ronangray1250]

Tbh Liverpool and RB leipzig have had a beneficial partnership for a good couple of years where they buy or loan players to each other so it was pretty obvious Klopp was going to work with RB eventually

[@aliisamartikainen4837]

@@ronangray1250 from a german pov that wasn't that obvious, how RB is seen outside germany is totally different to how it is seen inside on germany

[@akaInfamous]

Yea that's dramatic

[@ronangray1250]

@@aliisamartikainen4837 as someone from the UK I see them as a buy for cheap and sell for profit while competing in the Bundesliga yes they found a loophole round the 50 plus 1 rule but if Bayer Leverkusen or Wolfsburg were formed after 1998 they would have had to do the exact same. Also to mention when they enter the Bundesliga 2 that is when the clubs of the Bundesliga 1 and 2 could've voted against them being promoted if it was seen the weren't following this rule

[@shashwatrathore9897]

You call RB a cancer organisation (understandably) but what do you think of Dortmund and Bayern buying all good players from the Bundesliga every year??

[@KHID-JR]

I THOUGHT IT WAS OVER FOR HIM BUT HE'S STILL GOT IT.😳.

[@alexwalters6400]

legend has it niran would’ve been a starter under klopp if he didn’t suffer that life threatening knee injury

[@ronaldmeki1638]

The shout out for Mwepu was felt, real shame he had to retire because Zambia would have been great by now

[@shashwatrathore9897]

I get why German fans feel angry about Red Bull, Wolfsburg, Bayer etc. But then how do they justify Bayern Munich and Dortmund the "fan based clubs" buying off all good players from the league using money??

[@hunkidiego9282]

Because the money that Bayern and Dortmund have did not come out of nowhere. The money was earned throughout the 100+ years the clubs have been around.

[@JennyQT]

I never expected Klopp to be a scout for Redbull of all things. He's literally gonna be scouting for Leeds united and Paris FC alongside the RB clubs (as they're all redbull owned)

[@TheS3cretGamer]

As a Man Utd fan, I have an incredible respect for Klopp

[@Sir_Musy]

Me too from a United fan

[@insertgenericusernamehere2402]

Me 3 seems like a solid bloke ​@@Sir_Musy

[@mattk4110]

Respect him but still think he's a bit of a dickhead 😂

[@ninjalectualx]

That's not the issue though is it?

[@gejamugamlatsoomanam7716]

He's not going to come to Man Utd

[@CintiaJigs]

Your work you put into this really shows!

[@ninjalectualx]

You can always tell how stupid an audience is by how many people upvote bots

[@digitalvei]

Only media and youtubers seems to hate him for his decision. See the difference? He can do whatever he wants, none of anyone's business, people can only TALK, his decisions affecting his own life, not others, simple.

[@BriannaMoore-h7l]

Honestly, this content brightened my mood!

[@Metalton95]

010010111001 🤖 You need an update - can’t even read the room

[@CONNORLONG-en7xu]

Not buying the damn only fans

[@TOlp-oe3fp]

@CONNORLONG-en7xu This ain’t Twitter

[@tougedrift]

I mean I get it in his perspective, what RB is doing in terms of player formation is wonderful and definitely a project that suits him; sadly it is attached to a company that makes a mockery out of the fan-side of the sport.

[@beegbeeg9871]

It would be cool if he were in charge of nurturing young talent for the German national team and eventually became the head coach to win the World Cup in the near future.

[@threshfromd11]

We're good with Nagelsmann. We don't need another manager currently, and possibly in the near future.

[@WTF_whatthefootball]

He did say he was running of energy and it's red bull

[@RandoOnline133]

People act like klopp has killed a litter of puppies the way they talk about this

[@IntrepidFC]

Read this in The Irish Guy’s voice

[@AD0de]

Agreed

[@threshfromd11]

You don't understand much about German football, do you?

[@AD0de]

@@threshfromd11 Klopp doesn't owe anybody anything.. he can do what he wants, he's not even the manager...

[@RandoOnline133]

@@threshfromd11 whether you do or not, it doesn't change things imo, I get that people don't like money clubs but rb teams are no Manchester City and Klopp isn't to blame for the past stuff, I say give him a chance maybe he can do some good even

[@TheMestarit]

Bro tried to sneak in Keita

[@noobtub77]

Dortmund fans are mad at Klopp but they sign players from Red Bull left and right 🤔

[@salbenrosli707]

05:50 - Lesser extent Hoffenheim? They are the second most hated team in Germany. Go to any German Stadiums when Hoffenheim plays away and you'll see Dietmar Hopp's face (their chairman) with a target board on his head. Wolfsburg and Bayer Leverkusen are okay, because they are kinda like PSV Eindhoven - a company team built for the workers of Volkswagen and Bayer AG. The city itself didnt existed before the companies set up the HQ there.

[@tirex3673]

VfL Wolfsburg and Bayer Leverkusen are fine, they aren‘t some Clubs that have been bought, but clubs founded around a century ago, by Workers of Bayer and Volkswagen respectively. RB and Hoffenheim aren‘t.

[@stevenlynch33]

As a self-respecting irishman I'd still name my first child whatever gender "Jurgen"

[@Clips_of_me_gaming]

Pls bring unpopular opinions back plsssss

[@gejamugamlatsoomanam7716]

At least Klopp didn't become Man Utd manager.

[@aldoescudero963]

I would love to see Klopp at Real Madrid. Anybody else?

[@eavyeavy2864]

Piss

[@domainmojo2162]

Huh? Liverpool fans love that man! You will never understand how much. This is perhaps a German thing, but us? We'll have him back in a heartbeat! Go on, boss! You and Ulla deserve it.

[@rowanhulst7474]

Niran literally explains if u watch the video

[@kerimcaglar771]

Football fans quick to bag RB for their antics off the pitch but as soon as a decent player comes through their ranks and they transfer and create history no one talks 😂

[@captaindelta43]

A German man saying Boom is never taken the right way 😅😂

[@guyadamniederhauser2998]

Is he not going to go to RB for a couple years, learn where all the real talent is, then take his next management job and buy up all the best young talent on offer? Genius. Especially if it works out even better for him to return to Dortmund and replay all their glory together with said RB talent that they’ll now have.

[@ImMarkusandIlovegrammar]

Red Bull (Austrian Company) = Funny Moustache Man (Austrian) = World War 1 = The Romanov's Revenge

[@davidrtd1863]

I miss Jurgen so much but damn he is making moves good for him .

[@Beo10music]

No matter if jurgen commits a terrorist attack or something it would still be impossible for me to not like him 🔴🔴🔴

[@Justmemes551]

Yo imagine that the same people who used to love you, cheer on you and see you as a father figure, is now spitting on you, its wild. I feel so bad for him as a lfc fan considering he is a legend 💔

[@BennyBoy025]

That's how much sporting integrity and fan power means to them. If we had the same passion in the UK, we wouldn't have to deal with spending £1000 to legally watch our favourite club per year. When Bayern and Dortmund season tickets cost less than Southampton, it's just outrageous.

[@nxtgnrtn8225]

I hope you guys get finally rid of City. That would be a good start.

[@threshfromd11]

If you willingly move to the company that owns the most hated team in Germany and Austria, you don't have to be surprised why you're suddenly hated. I'm a Stuttgart fan, yet I have much more hatred for Leipzig than for actual rivals like Karlsruhe.

[@Justmemes551]

@@nxtgnrtn8225 same thing here concerning All like ALL ENGLISH TEAMS and FANS with 115 charges fc

[@Justmemes551]

@@nxtgnrtn8225 Literally the same relationship us against city with yall with RB. Every English like ALL LITERALLY ALL ENGLISH Fans except city fans obviously hate man city for the same reason as RB. Differences is city are man sheiky fc and cheated and corrupt their way through to “build” their trophy cabinets and reputations. The reason why epl aint the same anymore even if its yet very competitive and regarded as the “greatest league” is coz of man city. When lfc was playing barça at the nou camp back in the OLD SCHOOL days, man city were still in championship 2. That reason for why we English fans don’t stand man city and their takeovers as well says it all.

[@wolfgangrumpf9842]

A lot of people are very unfair ! AS a Coach He allways was this all in Guy ! The last season with the reds you could watch that His health was NT in the best mood ! I was really worrying about hi Sometimes he really looked very exhausted ! Now he IS one of the Back Stage Guys i think He deserved IT , to have this cooler Job ! He IS still a man WHO Had His personality and even this Red Bull Job would Change him , He IS still WHO He IS !

[@declanthomas7159]

I love him more than ever now there's a non-zero chance he could end up in the leeds united dugout

[@nxtgnrtn8225]

The Dosen One

[@soccer4207]

It's not that complicated. German football is meant to be for the fans and the 50+1 rule keeps clubs from being used as a vehicle for sportswashing, for tickets to be raised too high for fans to afford or to be hijacked for non-footballing reasons. RB Leipzig is the exact opposite of being football for the fans; they are using the beautiful sport to advertise their energy drink. They think of football as nothing but good advertisement instead of a legitimate, fun to watch sport and so people hate the club. And they hate it when people join the club. Ergo, they hate Klopp.

[@kumarbhargabkalita6798]

He is joining the RB group, much better than Liverpool who got the entire English league banned from European competitions.

[@crispity]

cant be arsed man

[@knykzy9133]

liverpool fans went from getting turned on by klopp to turning on klopp.. what a disgrace.

[@SwiftGuyver.]

Liverpool fans haven't turned on him, it's mostly Germans and bad faith actors making cheap content getting their knickers in a twist over all this.

[@BelieverInLife-i9x]

We never got 'turned on' by Klopp. If you mean we went from loving the guy to hating him then you are wrong. We will always love Klopp. Most of us do anyway, maybe you might get a couple that have turned however i dought most of us havn't

[@hayestan9321]

Blud majority of this so called hate is from dortmund fans not Liverpool fans. Do you not understand the video

[@BobzMcwilli]

No one hates Klopp you are the only one

[@mixtyfn6462]

Filly🙏🏾😭

[@Sim0n98]

Filly do it?

[@EmmanuelBernard-c9c]

​@@Sim0n98filly is the new diddy😭😭😭😭

[@liamthomas9622]

All I'm saying is he was running out of energy, red bull was the best thing he could have 😂

[@Sim0n98]

This is like Billie Joe Armstrong taking a job with Fox News

[@_KnuXles]

or Green Day having a gig in Dubai next year ... oh wait, they do):

[@Sim0n98]

@@_KnuXles I guess money talks...

[@Mr_Gerry]

People would have turn on Niran too if it wasn't for his injury

[@artminusme]

This will be my final viewing. Unfortunately the content has gone too red cartel, and I think this is really biased saying. “Klopp only works with perfect, 10/10 clubs that aren’t greedy.” White knighting Klopp and Liverpool is pretty amateur boss. Hope the knee injury heals up

[@AD0de]

Life changing...

[@TOlp-oe3fp]

People still say “red cartel”?😂 Joke man

[@darrenevans8742]

No Salah deal no vvd no trent situation sorted he knew what was coming so walked away simple math's he wanted control at Liverpool and had none so moved on respect to him never forget what he did for us

[@TOlp-oe3fp]

Yes he left Liverpool because a bunch of contracts were running out 2 years later

[@siowamamako5927]

WEETABIX Keita seen in a positive light 😂😂😂

[@TheofficialGodofwar]

He could have gone to Bayern and German fans won’t be as pissed but going to the Red Bull group which is hated by most Germans isn’t helping

[@eavyeavy2864]

Don't care about bundles

[@shuvi.mn129]

If not for nirans knee injury he would have remembered to mention minamino

[@W-H-z5l]

Il never hate my kloppo

[@naturalcauses6193]

Jürgen Klopp is fine, just let him be

[@gejamugamlatsoomanam7716]

Klopp failed to overthrow man city. Won 1 league title while pep won 4.

[@SwiftGuyver.]

Pep has won 6 league titles actually. Klopp is the only manager to take a league title away from the oil state backed, 115 charges, sports washing circus known as Man City in the last 7 seasons. What a legend he is, City have still managed to turn the EPL into the biggest clown show farmer's league in the world but without Klopp they would have won 7 league titles in a row instead of 6 out of the last 7.

[@linsithebe7080]

Bro wants that Germany Job, he doesnt mind watching the kids till the call is in

[@dannyausteen8115]

What's the name of the song from 10:40 til the outro?

[@stefanmarkovic6712]

Klopp will make a comeback to german fans after he becomes german national manager

[@TOlp-oe3fp]

Almost certainly won’t happen. At least, not any time soon

[@matthew14011]

One day soon, you Liverpool fans will realize he underachieved

[@joshnicholson2934]

Being german and come from smaller clubs and worked up to the top, he understands how important club balance is for club and fans. I can only see this as a good thing having him in this position rather than just another business man

[@OceanBKVR]

Bro went from anfield to Paris fc

[@vipjoel1]

Sick and tired of this virtue signaling by people. I wish klopp the very besrolor this role

[@Gregemio]

Better Red Bull than the city football group. but still makes me sick.

[@108u9]

“The Sellout One”

[@Mcca-2256]

So that's where Bajacetic went 🤔🤔

[@DeeboEdit]

React to the AFL Australian football league

[@PatrickMapper]

Bring back unpopular opinions fella

[@mmfsnotsakuga3408]

3:14 That doesn't sound true considering the fact that the club is partnered with you know what to sell things to you know who

[@kcosminhz7988]

i think its a hard job to get yet a job at all, must have a good brain and still wants to use it a challenge involving something he loves. dont forget what he did for you when you needed him. the world is much uglier than this. all companies are companies, some are bigger than others, all companies are controversial, even youtube.

[@MatthewDias25]

Wasn't the English that started calling it Soccer first?

[@Udhdhfufuf]

A nickname ( occasionally used ) created in the 1890s is hardly the name of the sport

[@Karma.3636]

Was called soccer because football referred to basically ever sport with a ball back in the day or atleast the sport of the "poor " people

[@Hamed573]

kneeran please for next ftw look at the refs for the Egypt and Mauritania game

[@PasOdMater]

I prefer Red Bull to Oligarchs and oil countries.

[@FHT1883]

no, they're all the same

[@PasOdMater]

@@FHT1883 That's just factually not true.

[@debbieleedupre6680]

Well Red bull gives you wings 😊

[@matteodavis2221]

I'm running out of Unpopular opinions

[@ThomasDonnelly1888]

Nothing wrong with hating on the man now, if you liked him before but don't now, that's because you are true to your morals and values. Klopp has betrayed his own values, because any man that affiliates themselves with such an organisation has betrayed their love of the game.

[@Артемсергеев-ы4с]

What wromg this organization does?

[@ThomasDonnelly1888]

@@Артемсергеев-ы4с Godspeed Russian bot, Godspeed.

[@mastianschweinschechter8208]

ThomasDonnelly1888 Holy based.

[@superreds1904]

Liverpool fans havent turned on him. Dortmund fans might feel he is working to make RB Leipzig over take them, which I kind of get. But doesnt affect Liverpool, peace and love Jurgen YNWA

[@varpingeviking]

Isn't there the Ralf Rangnick connection. It's his former post and Kloop probably wants to build on that. He has spoken highly if Rangnick before hasn't he? But it looks really bad and he probably knows it.

[@AlanGarcia-sp3bx]

I honestly don’t gaf, new job prolly isn’t as intense as managing a major club like Liverpool. Should people be shamed for buying and drinking Red Bull too then?

[@TOlp-oe3fp]

Wow you are really dumb… Do you wear a helmet when you go outside?

[@spinyslasher6586]

Lmao Red Bull does not promote talent in an ethical way. They use the same scummy multi-club ownership model used by clubs like City and Palace (I think Liverpool has also gone into this tomfoolery last I heard, would explain Klopp's decision).

[@sarthakgodiyal1297]

Irish guy video collaboration please 😢😢

[@AlfredMogaji]

You forget Leeds United

[@rawndellwilliams9667]

man like niran

[@martinavorgah]

Dortmund signed Adeyemi from RB Leipzig The fans didn't protest that?? 😂

[@otter5298]

How is that even remotely related?

[@nxtgnrtn8225]

You see thats the entire problem with RB. They built a big fancy high class academy in Leipzig and produce NOTHING out of it. The only player that is still with them from that time is Poulsen. Everyone else was bought externally, Adeyemi too. He was first kicked out from Bayern Munichs academy and joined Unterhaching. He then joined RB Salzburg as a 16 year old. Dortmund signed him from Salzburg btw.

[@AD0de]

@@otter5298 I think all he means is Dortmund gave RB money

[@n_other_1604]

Adeyemi was never at Leipzig & instead bouth from Salzburg.

[@n_other_1604]

@@nxtgnrtn8225 They rather sell there prospects like Chabot, Demirovic, Krauß, Martel etc. & Salzburgs academy produced a lot. & how many teams have players that have been as long as them as Poulsen & even in different divisions? Also Klostermann, Forsberg (until this Jan), Gulacsi, Orban are for a long time there now. Anyway, I sympathize with Chemie, but 40 so called fans attacked a fan bus of a village club last weekend in the Saxony cup & this is exemplary while Lok is just too right wing hence RB is really refreshingly family friendly & especially a top flight club playing exiting football.

[@jackfairclough5155]

No one hates him

[@JKkkkdddffrr]

Bosss 😍

[@powerouletdino9405]

I am a RB Leipzig fan, and while I understand the criticism of my team, and actually think many of them are warranted, I think RB is FAR more ethical than teams like PSG, City, Newcastle, as while we are owned by a brand that clearly cares little for the history of the teams they acquire, looking instead to completely build their own, they don’t weaponize that history to justify terrible regimes overseas and sports wash their atrocities. RB is unapologetic in its corporatism, and I think it makes sense for us to be the bad guys, but its ownership doesn’t have any more nefarious motives than FSG or any other owner looking to make money by growing a club into a successful team. And while it’s true Leipzig does spend more than many teams, and that is essentially the whole reason we got to the first division, I don’t believe this is why we have been in the champions league every season (bar 1) since we got to the first division, I believe our wage bill is 4th out of German clubs as is our net spend during our time in the bundesliga, and while that is significant investment, I believe we have had a positive transfer spend for most of our time in the bundesliga (again we definitely bought our way there no arguments here, I’m talking about since getting here) and Leipzig has had some of if not the outright best scouting and combined development out of all the teams in Europe, our record transfer fee, Openda, is the closest thing to a finished product I have ever seen my team buy, and yet our team is always full of players who are ready and prepared to play on the biggest of occasions and rarely does our team not show up. I get we a ethically far from Klopp (and most of Europe, particularly Germany) but we are also in terms of just sporting everything you want to see from a team, we play attacking football, create most of our talent, doing so with enough regularity to sell some of our best players every year without missing a beat. I don’t expect us to be loved, or even respected by most football fans, but Leipzig in particular bought its license, not the team, from a football club that was founded only 19 years prior, playing at no higher than 5th division football, and while I understand a fan from say Hamburg feeling pissed that a team with no history bought its way to the bundesliga while they are giants stuck in the second division, we didn’t cheat to get here, we broke no rules. And for English fans in particular whose teams are almost always owned by foreign investment groups who looks to spend big to move to the epl as fast as possible, it seems hypocritical to me for us to be so hated. Admittedly there are other reasons as well, such as RB owning 3 other teams, one in Brazil, one in the US and a recently acquired team in Japan (Sazburg it technically no longer owned by RB due to Uefa regulations and a desire to keep Leipzig over Salzburg, but the club remains sponsored and clearly tied) but I would be a bad supporter if I didn’t defend my club.

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Klopp to Red Bull? Hope he can do a better job than Perez 😂

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Jamie Vardy effect

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Klopp to replace checo

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Brian Brobbey shouldn’t be on the list tbf