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[@ktmsnoop]

Of course he will. He won a prem title, CL and pioneered a culture shift at the club. What kinda question is that?

[@Daniele-PierreDuLac]

2 titles in like 9 years makes you a great? Is Liverpool that small of a club that that is what qualifies you?

[@robertmeadows2450]

@@Daniele-PierreDuLaccasual

[@ktmsnoop]

@@Daniele-PierreDuLac TWO back-to-back FIFA Coach of the Year awards, CL title, Prem title, FIFA Club World Cup winner, UEFA Super Cup winner, FA cup winner and 2 Carabao cups. Not even a Liverpool fan, so there’s no bias here. You’re hella ignorant.

[@adeyemi9860]

@@Daniele-PierreDuLac and the other time Liverpool were second, they were one point or so behind City, with totals that’ll typically win the title if Pep wasn’t at City. Stats alone don’t tell the whole story.

[@Dante440x]

@@Daniele-PierreDuLac when were you born? 10 years ago? dont get into adult conversations

[@JD-hx7yd]

Some questions really don't need to be asked lol.

[@speedy3702]

We are reaching silly season.

[@Rain188]

Liverpool fans adore him and that is your answer. Not many clubs can win trophies and he brought trophies back to Liverpool. YNWA

[@davididehen2505]

City better 😁

[@eltonnguyen7915]

He will because he have helped them so much and the UCL 2019

[@tobaepebinuade5830]

When you look back at his time at Liverpool, it’s easy to say that Jurgen Klopp despite being an elite manager “won 1 premier league title in 9 years” and while history does count and his lack of league titles doesn’t help his legacy, since when do we judge managers solely off of trophies. Guys like Jurgen Klopp and Diego Simeone you really don’t want to judge their ability as a manager off of what they won, because football goes beyond just winning trophies. Klopp’s impact at Liverpool is unprecedented. Even though they should’ve won more, he’s exceeded expectations. This is a guy who transformed a mediocre team back into an elite team in a span of 8 years. Remember he took over, Liverpool weren’t in a great situation as their squad was very weak especially after losing 2 of their best players in a span of a year in Luis Suarez and Steven Gerrard. In 2015, if anyone told you that they would win the premier league and a champions league title in a span of 5 years, no one would believe you and that’s what happened to them. In back to back seasons, Liverpool won the champions league and then the premier league for the first time in over 3 decades that was their first ever premier league title and that was a significant moment fit them. Even though they were on a fraction of a budget, they were giving Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City team a run for their money and were regularly challenging them for the title and being a contender in almost every competition. We live in a world where Manchester City would have won 6 league titles in 6 years and that would’ve happened without Liverpool. They lost the league title twice to City even though they had 90+ points. In the champions league, Real Madrid were a thorn in their side as they beat them in 2 different UCL finals. They’ve managed to bounce back from inconsistent seasons and be in the hunt to win a quadruple and while in both the 2021-22 and 2023-24 seasons didn’t end very well for them in terms of silverware, none of this happens without Klopp. The guy is a terrific manager and assuming Liverpool decline once he leaves, I think he’ll be appreciated a lot more in the next couple of years because you’re gonna hear many people call him a failure and discredit his time at Liverpool down to him winning 1 league title in 9 years and on paper it’s not enough, but as I’ve said many times, since when do we judge a manager by the amount of trophies they’ve won and many Liverpool fans should be happy with what Klopp has done with them.

[@kelvinsekwati4016]

Atv the end of the day history remembers the winners 🏆 the rest blah

[@peaceful_warrior7627]

8 years.15/16 he gets a pass.

[@chrispalmer7893]

​@@kelvinsekwati4016 Liverpool had several years under Shankly when they didn't win the league (or anything else). No one denies Shankly's status as a legend. Kenny's team won nothing in the season 86 / 87 and should have won the double in both 88 and 89. He could have won more, but he's a legend. This isn't complex. Take the Klopp period as a whole and compare it to any equivalent length of time since 1990 - nothing is even close to being as good. It's often missed that one of his biggest achievements was the one thing that none of his predecessors since Kenney (1st time) managed - he put together consecutive successful seasons. Under Evans, Houlier, Rafa and Rodgers we had seasons where we got close to the league title only to be miles away the following year. Klopp got within 1 point of City in 2018/19 (and won the UCL, making it a successful season by anyone's standards) and beat the trend by crushing City the following year.

[@Hu3yN9]

@@kelvinsekwati4016 Maybe you need a reminder. 1PL, 1CL and other 5 major trophies. Even Pep respect what Klopp has achieved with Liverpool. That is a fact and which is why he's the only manager that Pep acknowledged as his real challenger. Hats of to you if you can name other manager (exclude Pep) that come close to Klopp. Where is PL title for man Utd for past 10 years? Why Chelsea hasn't won at least 1PL after spending billions? What too Arsenal 20 years to finally challenge? Why City win only 1CL despite their dominance? History remember the winners as if it's so easy to win, right?

[@CR7_THEGOAT777]

@@Hu3yN9 Liverpool also only 1 UCL in the “Klopp era” which is really just the Pep era ft Klopp

[@yasssighs6034]

9:12 guys go look for sammy lee pics 😂😂😂😂😂

[@maximusprometheus6149]

Yes because he elevated the English Premier League. On top of making Liverpool a very competitive team over many years consistently for the most part. Very charismatic manager who changed Liverpool's mentality. Overall, he made the club and league better.

[@hasnainmurtaza3484]

Klopp should definitely be remembered as a Liverpool Legend and all time great for Liverpool. I guess the better question would be if his time will be remembered as a great ERA in terms of success and the answer is NO. 2 major trophies in 9 years are simply not enough He wasn't properly backed by the club. Any other club and this lad delivers ridiculous things

[@khosta6690]

It’s not 2 major trophies and he had points none of the other managers before him could get. It’s unfortunate Pep was there 99 points, 97 points and 92 points

[@NimitShah29]

There is a reason why the man was with Liverpool for 10 years. Truly one of the greatest. 🙌👏🫶

[@fitzroygeorge6823]

He's not only a Liverpool great, but a premier league great. So is Raniere and Angelotti and the seven or eight managers who have managed to win the Premier league

[@russellward4624]

Nobody puts Ranieri in the great category though.

[@fitzroygeorge6823]

@@russellward4624 you know I always struggle with identifying with what makes you great. I mean l don't know the criteria, but you have a very exclusive club of managers out of hundreds and they don't qualify as great, well like I say I don't know what does

[@alexndirangu8259]

If everybody is debating whether you're great or not,..then you must be great. Salty fans from rival clubs will try and pour cold water on Klopp's achievements, but secretly they wish he had managed their clubs. As a Liverpool fan I shall forever cherish & remember his achievements, especially the 4-0 Barcelona comeback and the 7-0 thumping of Manure..😂‼️​@@fitzroygeorge6823

[@russellward4624]

@@fitzroygeorge6823 generally greatness is based on performing over a long period of time not a single season. He got sacked the following year. A player can have a great game or a great season but that doesn't make them a great player. Consistency is what separates good players from great.

[@fitzroygeorge6823]

People train their whole lives towin one Olympic gold medal. Do we then say it's one Olympic gold so "no biggie"

[@antoinedoinell]

I'll remember Klopp's Liverpool side bottling the title in his final season.

[@ashleechetty1197]

😂😂😂

[@lyndoncmp5751]

With those injuries he shouldn't have been even IN the title race to start with.

[@georgenjoroge6243]

Klopp's tenure was marred when Firmino, Fabhino and Mane left. Those three players, especially Mane and Firmino had such footballing intelligence that helped Liverpool overachieve. Since they left or their input declined, Liverpool press has never been the same. The leadership of Henderson is terribly missed. For me, a big Mane fan, I am willing to credit Bobby as the glue that held everything together. He's touch, hold up play, nous,bonhomie, industry, grit & unselfishness were the reason Liverpool pushed City. When he and Mane left Robbo and Trent have never been the same. They no longer push up or lead the league in assists. Fabhinho was also vital in this. The same will happen when Bernando Silva exits City. I think Klopp has left a great base for the next couch but there are very little players who are stars. Futhermore, he has overworked his players with his stubborness of formation and perpetual pressing. He simply can't keep up with the well-financed, albeit illegally, ManCity. I think Liverpool will have to transition into less possession and intergrate Klopp's base with some transitional elements more hospitable to Nunez and the other forwards. As an Arsenal fan Klopp's teams were what i loathed and even last year, they marred our seasons with your late-season intensity. Ironically, I think Emery ought to have assumed the Liverpool coaching position given his tactical nous and cleverness.

[@michaelrichardson6125]

When Bernardo leaves city Pep will adapt .. he always comes up with solutions .. that’s why he is an elite manager

[@manoxipo3756]

Won the league and Champions league. And how close was he to 3 champions leagues and 3 premiership.

[@yashtiwari117]

Maybe a Liverpool great because he won them their only title in the Premier League era. A Premier League Great - Definitely not. It is actually an underwhelming career for a club as big as Liverpool, if not disappointing. Promised so much, every neutral wanted them to win(including me) - 1 title in a decade which their fans couldn’t even celebrate properly.

[@barados2006]

As a Liverpool supporter for 60years ,I'm not too sure he's a great,but he's a very good manager.

[@damianmonzillo6058]

Absolutely in every way! As a coach & as a person!

[@danishmehra8984]

In my personal opinion, as good as Klopp has been, he can’t be put into the same category as Sir Kenny or Bob Paisley. Maybe a hero’s category for Klopp but Kenny and Paisley are gems in football history and are definitely icons.

[@Partoftheratpack]

You mean Shankly and Paisley

[@danishmehra8984]

@@Partoftheratpack you’re right sorry. Missed out on Bill Shankly. What a legend. What they did in 80’s is unforgettable.

[@Caninemuffin766]

Dude took us from mid table to winning literally every trophy possible. Back to the top of Europe and pushed the ol 115 harder than anyone could have. 99 points, 97 points etc. he is one of the best things to ever happen to LFC.

[@FarimaSanneh]

Kloop will not be only Liverpool Greatest coach.. but Also amongst the Greatest EPL Coach ever

[@bobby5161]

Not Liverpool's greatest ever coach, not even close.

[@lonelyboy1977]

LOL!!! Tell us you only started watching football this century without telling us you only started watching football this century. 😄😆😂🤣

[@jemiee9493]

@@bobby5161 Shankly and Paisley had it easier. No Man City Juggernaut in their days.

[@JudgeShadowfoot]

He achieved what he did against teams spending more than double the ammount LFC did. And he leaves the team far better than he found it.

[@rl7586]

Kloppo never was looking that

[@markkennedy4936]

Winning the prem against the greatest team weve ever witnessed is an achievement

[@adamguemmi6854]

“Greatest team we’ve ever witnessed”????

[@mattbyrne8202]

Winning against the most notorious cheats of all time is something

[@HumanBeingsRThinkingBeings]

- LiVARpool caught Hacking - LiVARpool not called Cheats - City found Not Guilty in Court - City are called Cheats?🤣

[@thewolverine7516]

While this city side is definitely great, it's not even close to being the greatest team of all time. Pep's Barca, Sacchi's Milan, Pele's Brazil, Cruyff's Holland, 1995 Ajax, Juventus of the late 90's, Ronaldo Nazario's Brazil, are all greater and better than this City side.

[@tc4951]

A statue of Jurgen Klopp should be erected at Anfield. He is the greatest manager!!

[@philipperholland]

They say they're no stupid questions but that's a stupid question

[@DiabloDon]

Just look where Liverpool was before he arrived. Look at Liverpool now.

[@oyenankomo1284]

Yes! Klopp is a premier league great, after 30 years, other managers failed to win the Premier league.... he added champions league, Super cup, Club World cup, FA cup, Carabao Cup, community shield

[@wuxiagamescentral]

He has to be a Legend he brought Liverpool back to relevance

[@tsimoi273]

I never heard a song for James milner when he was at Liverpool. Even useless Henderson had 2 song.

[@stephenmcculloch7192]

Dan the northern lights appear every year, Mario's laugh is contagious

[@nicholaseldridge1844]

Of course!

[@Caninemuffin766]

He won the premier league faster than anyone in history. Legend.

[@Hu3yN9]

Yes, he will be remember as a Liverpool great. 1PL, 1CL and other 5 major trophies. Even Pep respect what Klopp has achieved with Liverpool. That is a fact and which is why he's the only manager that Pep acknowledged as his real challenger. If success is so easy, Man Utd should have won 1PL post Fergie era, Chelsea should have won at least 1 PL after spending billions, Arsenal wouldn't wait for 20 years to finally challenge and City should have won more than 1CL by now.

[@kaushiksarkar6761]

He has done one thing that all other managers couldn't do it in 30 years. So.......

[@chinmayhejmadi7902]

"I might need to go on a campaign to make sure they don't (try to hire me back)" "I think you did that by losing those MLS Cups" Dan is brutal 💀💀😂😂

[@brandishh2527]

it isn't just what you do its the way that you do it. WALK ON

[@khosta6690]

UCL final 3 times PL points 97, 99, 92 Won all trophies for Liverpool

[@joannadavies3511]

Anyone who says otherwise obviously wernt alive before the klopp era

[@jimknight5420]

That question doesn't need to be asked, and doesn't need to be legitimised with an answer.

[@whatshouldmyhandlebe123]

First Liverpool coach to win both a Prem and a Champions league since Joe Fagan in the 80s...what a silly question

[@mzqamarul]

Dan is on fire today!

[@stephangangapersad5145]

Just for some perspective...Klopp was 4 results away from winning 3 prem titles 3 champions with a quadruple...just let that sink in for a min

[@maxvain]

Of Course!

[@thaoandtony]

he is great, wouldn't say a legend, but indeed great

[@jamesmichaels4979]

Bait: Obviously hes a Liverpools great. He won everything! .... Foreign fans might not understand it, but the local fans (those that matter) see him as one of thr greatest. He was competing with Peps Man City. 97pts and second? Come on...

[@user-gl1bt1kf9l]

Klop is one of great coach of the world. He developed attractive foot ball from academy to present playing player of the club as well as financial development of the club.We will miss him from out side England.Willl remember him long time

[@guinnessharvey4476]

For his actual trophy haul, no. He’s nowhere near Paisley, Fagan, etc but for dragging the club back to the top, yes.

[@JohnnyinTheRoom]

Yes

[@NimitShah29]

Jürgen Klopp has built this team we love. He bought Salah, Gakpo, Nuñez, Allison, Diaz, Jota and more

[@sf5912]

Thank you Klopp and Pep Lindjers for everything! Mission completed you got us that league title! Although am looking forward to a change as his football style is too open for me and too hard on the players causing fatigue and injury.

[@rawthentictruth]

You all can opinionate whatever you want whether Klopp will be remembered as a Liverpool legend. You come to a club that fell so deep, lost belief and confidence, for almost 30 years didn’t win the league. Every time they came close and fell short. They were in the shadows of Utd all those years. For this guy to come to Liverpool at a when you have to contend with Pep and the riches of City, the only team who did that for most part was Liverpool with Klopp at the helm. Even Pep has admitted that several times that Klopp and Liverpool are his biggest rivals in the league. In that context, he’s a Liverpool legend.. He took that team from doubters to believe, and made Anfield a nightmare again.

[@Photosoflife]

Absolutely. So many people not only forget Liverpool lost two Champions League finals and a Europa League final under Klopp. But they’ve very quickly forgotten Liverpool won the EPL on 99 points but lost it twice to City by a single point having won 97 and 92 points in those two seasons. Arsenal’s “Invincible’s” won 90 points by comparison and runners up Chelsea were 2nd on 79 points that season. Reactionary types will try to downplay him and stir the pot but Klopp is an absolute legend. Having said that, it’s really unfortunate he could not have secured both a 2nd EPL title and 2nd Champions League title. Because this would never be a discussion if he had.

[@Daniele-PierreDuLac]

That’s a lot of words to say Klopp is a choker who ultimately couldn’t get it done when he needed to more often than not.

[@Photosoflife]

@Daniele-PierreDuLac And that’s a few words to say you don’t understand context. Well done.

[@russellward4624]

​@@Photosoflifegreats win trophies. Being 1st loser isn't an accomplishment.

[@Photosoflife]

@russellward4624 And yet another individual with zero perspective. Well done.

[@demian9715]

​@@russellward4624 from a fan perspective, playing attractive football is way more important winning trophies imo

[@cristinadumitriu4701]

What kind of stupid and inconsiderate question is that !!!!! The whole world knows that JURGEN KLOPP will be dearly remembered as one of the greatest in the history of FC LIVERPOOL, thank you Mister JURGEN KLOPP.

[@MightyRoos]

Don’t blame him for leaving. Very hard to win more premier league titles with the amount of bad refereeing / V.A.R decision going against his team since the inception of V.A.R.

[@Kevon420]

Yes.

[@chiakeetong8539]

At least Klopp didn't commit 115 frauds

[@christopherlugo211]

Liverpool great, yes. If you move it to PL best managers he’s not even close.

[@moralkhan9538]

I think that's highest disrespect to Jurgen Klopp Liverpool had not won the league for 30 years that's 3 decades and man who come break that bad records if not regarded as the one of great then football lover will be so unfair to him

[@jeromefichardo]

Who’s dive are they talking about?

[@memeguyTM]

No fanbase adores their manager as much.

[@EhsAr-zr7xx]

He won us 1 and lost us 1. Balanced

[@bjj9711]

100%. Same way ranieri at Leicester and daglish is at Blackburn

[@delby66]

How many trophies did those 2 win at their respective teams. C'mon....tell me ohhhh wise one?

[@RoomAtTheTopStudio]

Klopp is a Liverpool great. Pep is a Premier League great. Big difference. Five Prem titles in seven years plus the Treble vs one Prem title and a Champion's League. Paisley is still the greatest though without any bias

[@androsc1418]

Klopp is an LFC great. He will be remembered for appointing Virgil as Captain.Klopp lost the Q because the forward line couldn’t score more than his backline gave away.

[@johnpaulngure8138]

The Moreno chant has been taken by kdb and has become his own...

[@leroy9511]

The Liverpool Show.

[@davemariano5763]

I think I speak for many, but I BECAME A LIVERPOOL FAN BECAUSE OF JURGEN KLOPP. Not because of any player, but because of the coach. I wasn’t a fan until he did his thing that I became a big Liverpool supporter. When a coach can do that, it’s something special. Absolute legend in my book!

[@sf5912]

Glory hunter? So now he is leaving you switching teams again? It's one team for life...

[@winebuyah]

Stewart Pierce did that for me with City waaay before they had the Saudi $$$... he gave the most passionate postgame interviews... found out his nickname was "Psycho" plus the powder-blue shirts, i was in... and it didn't matter they were mid-tablers... clearly i'm extremely thankful Psycho lead me to the best team in the world!

[@PlavoNebo854]

@@winebuyah Best team in the world!? Don't be ridicoulous.

[@sf5912]

@@winebuyah Best alleged cheats in the world 115 FC

[@JoshAlsabti]

Obviously he will, is it even a question

[@tsimoi273]

ESPN you're not talking about the weekend's bundesliga results yesterday and today?

[@winebuyah]

nah... farmers league, bruh...

[@TravelGoa-sw9pd]

As per Liverpool standards he is legend for them coz of him they won one premier league after 31 years and one champions league after 2005.

[@delby66]

Have to be a City fan. If it wasn't for his squad pushing you lot these past 5-6 years, City wouldn't have won as many leagues. Just ask Pep, he'll tell you.

[@andrewbristoe1833]

Most charismatic coach ever walking punching persona of energy passion one of football will miss him ,lfc seem fed up even some mancs have said as much decision after decision going against them .Need a clear out of mancs in the officialdom how can put one in a game that effects lfc if they playing or not !Paisleys back to back domestic and European dominance on paper that's hard to top

[@Triple_X_X]

Wirtz and Musiala all dream of playing for Barça

[@biglebowski5737]

Nope Real.

[@bisadiop8440]

What sort of question is this? Of course he is.

[@cowboybeboop9420]

This is such a disrespect to the other Liverpool grates. Bob Paisley spent 44 years at Liverpool as a player, assistant manager, manager, etc. In the 9 years he managed Liverpool He won 3 UCLs, 6 league titles as well as 11 other trophies. Bill Shankly took Liverpool from the Championship and proceeded to win promotion and win 3 league titles as well as a bunch of other trophies. He spent 25 years at the club. Kenny Dalglish played for Liverpool during the 1977-1990 period. In 13 years as a player he won 6 league titles, 3 UCLs as well as 12 other trophies. He then became Liverpool manager TWICE and won 3 more league titles and 8 other trophies. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Klopp doesn`t come close to these guys in ANY manner. He came to Liverpool built a good team and had some success I`ll give him that. He`s also a good manager I`ll give him that also. However, he in my opinion underperformed in terms of what should be expected from a club like Liverpool. He should have won more big trophies and he should have stayed longer. In a club like Real Madrid, Bayern Munchen, Barcelona or even current Man Utd he would have been fired long ago.

[@Tebohomotitimi]

9:14 😂

[@Noirlore]

Kane is easily the bundesliga poty

[@ryuzakikazeshini4012]

Pathetic Klopp thought that by announcing his early retirement he'll get a few sympathy trophies 😂

[@TerribleEnglish]

Is Pep a City great? Klopp has been up there with him, 1 point behind City twice, beating them once, and better than them in Europe.

[@vinczerobert1472]

Ask yourself how many managers did Liverpool have that won both the Premier League and the Champions League? Klopp is a pretty unlucky guy when it comes to Premier Leagues and Champions League finals. In his first three seasons I believe Liverpool was far from winning the league and then they won one, but also the Man City effect kicked in fully. If you only look at the Premier League I believe this Man City side has to be the strongest of all time. If you look at the Champions League, they were pretty much always eliminated by Real Madrid but so were a lot of other great teams lately. He is among very few managers that reached 4 Champions League finals, unfortunately he lost 3 of them and while I imagine it can be pretty painful for him, that does not take aways from his greatness.

[@user-fn4um5sj6d]

Got to agree with Stevie… for 30 yrs Liv was lost and Klopp brought back belief, style, excitement, soul.. one of LFC greats. Ranked second to Paisley.

[@delby66]

Shankly has to be in there too. You must be too young to remember his contribution to Liverpool Football Club. They were in the old Second Division and he got Liverpool into the top flight. Built the team into a competitive squad and made them relevant. Left the foundation for Bob Paisley to make them a great team.

[@chrispalmer7893]

@@delby66 Shankly kinds of needs a separate place all his own, but I'd argue that Klopp got as close as is possible in the modern game to doing what Shankly did. With the way money works in our game, the likes of Liverpool aren't going to get relegated anymore - where we were when Klopp came in was about as low as they're ever likely to be.

[@andrewcampbell2554]

Maybe the question about klopp should be posed to pep...very curious to hear his response

[@sir_romeo]

People are short-sighted. If Klopp had finished this season with the premier league, no one would be asking these stupid questions about his legacy.

[@dennisngugi1102]

Klopp is a Liverpool great but not an EPL great nine seasons with one title & 1 ucl. Jose went against Sir Alex & won two consecutive titles, left elp & came back won another. On matters European football what Jose did with porto & inter is only compareble to Ferguson. I'd even say Tuchel could have had a better career with as much time as klopp

[@gohumberto]

I think Mane and Salah were as important as Klopp, nobody more so than Mane.

[@user-bn3pc3or1t]

Its hard to take any take serious on liverpool which stevie has made.

[@larryfroot]

He will by the people that matter. Clue; it ain't journalists.

[@TradeIQ_Profits]

1 PL in 10 years after buying all the strikers and midfielders in Europe🤣🤣🤣

[@lukenuttall5794]

Best guy on the show is mario. Whoever sang bad about his mum is a waster man.

[@greenands]

Will be remembered as the anti defense manager

[@nimeshgopakumar1376]

What kinda question is that

[@ssadough]

Stupid that this is even a debate.

[@marc.the.red1987]

Of course he is only the greats win premier league titles thats the pinnacle of any managers career

[@kais3834]

How can this even be a point for debate? :D Get out of here ESPN.

[@StudyProgress-xc1dy]

He is the greatest liverpool manager but sadly he lives in peps shadow 🌚🌝

[@funkymax1]

He make players he don’t buy players so for me Jurgen is the best Manager in the world

[@Triple_X_X]

Stop this hard Copium BS! Pep is best known for making Players .. I don't know where these narratives of Pep "buying success" came from Pep's the one known for developing and managing players into becoming extraordinary

[@mikestocks8507]

What's a stupid question that is, of course he is !

[@josephy2725]

What kind of question is this?? Uh yeah, he is a Liverpool great 🙄

[@021om6]

A Liverpool great maybe but not an all time premier league great with just 1 premier league title

[@tvgcmma9215]

No - when dust settles he’ll go down as a really good Liverpool manager but Jo Fagan isn’t classed as a great and he won European cup, the league and league cup in same season

[@fitzroygeorge6823]

Who said Fagan isn't thought of as a great. Every title winning manager at Liverpool is a legend

[@tvgcmma9215]

@@fitzroygeorge6823he isn’t - people mention shankly paisley dagleish not fagan - most fans won’t know name of every manager who won league and if saying everyone is great your over using the term great

[@fitzroygeorge6823]

In the 136 year history of the league Liverpool have won it 19 times. 19 times in 136 years. (Please forgive me if I get any figures wrong). And nobody has done it more than 20. And in the Premier league era alone only 8 have done it. So yeah, any manager who wins the league will and should be considered great

[@robertmeadows2450]

What a dumb question. Of course he will. He won everything he could at the club and even Pep said he and Liverpool were their greatest rivals each and every season.

[@russellward4624]

Winning 1 Pl is the great. Lfc fans have been telling us he's the best manager in the world. With the best CBs, FBs, GK, and forwards. He's a failure.

[@delby66]

@@russellward4624 A failure? Who do you support? Probably a City bandwagon fan who'd just came on the scene.

[@Nash9r]

He is a great. Without City's money cheat he would have won a lot more PL titles.