Assuming Klopp Lost The Champions League Final To Tottenham, Will He Be Fired?

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Assuming things went south and Klopp lost the UCL Tottenham last season, he's going nowhere because he remains a manager that has brought Liverpool from mediocrity to renaissance

Although, he has spent just three seasons with Liverpool and has not won any trophy for them but that's not really the bone of contention. He's a manager who was hired not to perform magic but hired for a long term fix.

The Liverpool that used to be around 8th position in the table is now contending for the Premier League title and even win the UCL with the help of Klopp. If not for their errors they would have even clinched the Premier League title instead of Manchester City

They've made it to the UCL twice in a succession which is quite Commendable, especially when they sent the almighty Barca home in a remarkable 4-0 victory. Aside being a good manager, he's also loved by both players and fans. What more does a manager want if not for the love of fans and players?

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If it were a club like Chelsea or Madrid, they would fire a coach who losses two Champions League final in a succession to another team (they've got no chill😃), but as for Liverpool, Klopp is going nowhere even if he lost the Champions League to Tottenham

What do you guys think?

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I think they believe him in the long run. So I don't think it was even a point. But surely, if it was in Madrid or CFC, it would be a problem :) but not in Liverpool.

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No a chance. He has them playing the best football they have ever played and they were so close to winning the premier league. If they did sack him every club in Europe would want him there

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To me klopp is a very good coach that really believes in his players and if you can see those players cooperate with him. So they will get good results and there won't be any sacking of a thing.

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