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I read Klopp is a ‘PL failure’ because he won only 1 PL. Since 1992 the only managers to win more than 1 PL are Ferguson, Mourinho, Wenger and Pep. That’s it. The other 70-80 managers who have managed PL teams in this era are all failures according to this failed logic. :irfan
 
Wrong example being used with the driving lesson. If somebody is evidently getting closer and closer and closer, you don't rip it up and risk serioys derailment.

Arsenal were totally correct not to start giving the guy ultimatums. The title might have come late but serious foundations have been laid for sustained success, thanks to Arteta.

He has done an incredible job.
Yup driving lesson example makes no sense because once you get your license you are considered a ‘good driver’ for all practical purposes. But Klopp even after ‘passing his driving test’/ winning the PL still is considered a ‘failure’ because ‘only 1 PL title’.
 

Marseille in talks with Arsenal over Nwaneri loan​


French club Marseille are in talks to sign Arsenal midfielder Ethan Nwaneri on loan for the rest of the season.

Discussions about a deal are ongoing with a loan fee one of the aspects of the deal being worked on.

BBC Sport previously reported that Nwaneri was not expected to go on loan this season with the original feeling from both club and player being that the 18-year-old would benefit by being part of a squad that is challenging for a title.

However, the prospect of playing football in another league and country while getting regular game time is a scenario that is appealing to the player.

The England Under-21 international has made just 12 appearances for the Gunners in all competitions, starting four games but none in the Premier League, and has scored once this season in the Carabao Cup.

Nwaneri signed a new contract in the summer until 2030, but has found his route into the first team challenged by the signings of Noni Madueke for £48.5m and Eberechi Eze for £67m.

Nwaneri's taste of regular minutes last season has raised his expectations and having to fight for game time at a club like Arsenal has not surprised him, but with two England internationals ahead of him, regular minutes have been hard to come by.

Eze himself has struggled to break into the Arsenal starting XI in recent weeks and has played 23 minutes in the Gunners last six Premier League games. He has been an unused substitute in four of those matches.

Last season, Nwaneri played mostly on the right wing and scored nine goals in 37 appearances in all competitions to mark himself out as one of England's most talented young players.

But with Madueke the first choice as back up to Bukayo Saka and Eze the number 10 to challenge captain Martin Odegaard, the two positions Nwaneri would fit into have become harder to get.



Arsenal midfielder Ethan Nwaneri has joined French club Marseille on loan for the remainder of the season.

The 18-year-old had made 12 appearances for the Gunners in all competitions this season, starting four games but none in the Premier League, and has scored once in the Carabao Cup.

Nwaneri signed a new contract in the summer until 2030, but has found his route into the first team challenged by the summer signings of Noni Madueke for £48.5m and Eberechi Eze for £67m.

BBC Sport previously reported he was not expected to go on loan this season, with the original feeling from both the club and player being that he would benefit more by being part of a squad that is challenging for trophies.

However, the prospect of playing football in another league and country, while getting regular game time, has prompted the England Under-21 international to make the move.

Marseille are currently third in Ligue 1 - eight points behind leads Paris St-Germain.

Last season, Nwaneri played mostly on the right wing and scored nine goals in 37 appearances in all competitions to mark himself out as one of the country's most talented young players.

But with Madueke the first choice as back-up to Bukayo Saka, and Eze the number 10 option to captain Martin Odegaard, Nwaneri has found opportunities limited.

 
I read Klopp is a ‘PL failure’ because he won only 1 PL. Since 1992 the only managers to win more than 1 PL are Ferguson, Mourinho, Wenger and Pep. That’s it. The other 70-80 managers who have managed PL teams in this era are all failures according to this failed logic. :irfan
How is it failed Logic? Klopp was in charge 9 years., 1 title in that time is poor.

Liverpool should have won title in 18/19 and also in 23/24 throwing away leads in both those seasons.
 
I read Klopp is a ‘PL failure’ because he won only 1 PL. Since 1992 the only managers to win more than 1 PL are Ferguson, Mourinho, Wenger and Pep. That’s it. The other 70-80 managers who have managed PL teams in this era are all failures according to this failed logic. :irfan
Funny how you want to bring up "failed logic"

Your the same guy who thinks "Peshawari Jimmy" is a great poster. Same guy who also said Klopp was a failure. Same guy who is the biggest Arteta fan boy on this forum. Supposedly this is a poster that inspires you


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Yup driving lesson example makes no sense because once you get your license you are considered a ‘good driver’ for all practical purposes. But Klopp even after ‘passing his driving test’/ winning the PL still is considered a ‘failure’ because ‘only 1 PL title’.

Here's another post from your hero and PP idol on Klopp, the guy whose an inspiration to you. Calling klopp a failure


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