Is Klopp the best, most tactically astute manager in the PL?

[Yago]

None of their players were signed from top sides

We should be doing the same thing

Milner was signed from Manchester City, Ox from Arsenal.

he said top sides

also, just make it "key players" if you want to get hung up about milner

[Zedie]

None of their players were signed from top sides

We should be doing the same thing

We have been doing that mostly, we just got some of the signings completely wrong because we put ourselves under pressure.

Mustafi was a farcical signing from start to finish. We boxed ourselves into a corner and probs ended up paying more because we got those injuries towards the end of the window.

Welbeck - the signing that turned me to Wenger Out. 15m could have gotten someone far more talented than dat guy, that was a milstone around our neck.

Xhaka - I can remember there being surprise in Germany about us signing this guy for so much. In hindsight, it can be understood why. He has absolutely no athleticism for such a fast league.

Lichtensteiner / Suarez - free signings that played like free signings. Lichtensteiner was always going to struggle for us and did, Suarez failed to make any sort of impact.

Mkhi - got him as a result of us being pussys and not selling Sanchez earlier for big money which could have been reinvested wisely on 2 x 30m players. Now we have a WF with no legs with hardly any resale value.

We need to do better in the market. The ones we have spent money on are actually good signings that improve us, but we need so much more than 40m can provide for instant results

[Dejan]

Whoever the OP is must be the smartest person on this place tbh, looking back, no one else saw this coming

It's funny how you think you're out-smarting everyone when the whole forum knows who you are.

Who is it though

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[Highbury Hillbilly]

None of their players were signed from top sides

We should be doing the same thing

Milner was signed from Manchester City, Ox from Arsenal.

When you think of the City teams that won the PL in 2012 and 2014, "James MIlner" is not the first name that comes to mind. He was a free transfer who's had a major second wind at Pool.

[BS221B]

Stop talking shit on my boy Milner. He is the most underrating English player of all time, and my favorite by far.

He always perform on an acceptable level, can play on various positions without making a fuss. And now he has two PLs and one CL on his name. He is Klopp's favorite for a reason on Liverpool.

[LMAO]

Whoever the OP is must be the smartest person on this place tbh, looking back, no one else saw this coming

It's funny how you think you're out-smarting everyone when the whole forum knows who you are.

Who is it though

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Look at the topic's OP.

[Dejan]

Ah thought so

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[BS221B]

Wish he was my teams manager. Easily the most likeable fellow in the football.

[Va-Va-Voom]

Wish he was my teams manager. Easily the most likeable fellow in the football.

Zidane says hi.

[Angelito]

Wish he was my teams manager. Easily the most likeable fellow in the football.

Zidane says hi.

Zidane and likable? This is the same man who destroyed his country's hopes in a World Cup Final by head-butting his opponent. He was also a sneakily nasty player—as well as a manager who doesn't have much class (refused to give Barca the guard of honor at the Bernabeu). He's anything but likable.

[Sims]

Don’t forget that Zidane rarely ever had a good consistent season at club level

International tournaments and one off games was class

The rest just floated about doing nothing. Major reason why the Galacticos failed domestically

[Va-Va-Voom]

Don’t forget that Zidane rarely ever had a good consistent season at club level

International tournaments and one off games was class

The rest just floated about doing nothing. Major reason why the Galacticos failed domestically

What does that have to do with Zidane being likable?

Zidane is top 10 of all time, you can't argue otherwise.

[BS221B]

Rise in Liverpools squad value since Klopp took over, net spend is £93,850,000.