Re: The Inheritance Merchant
Posted: Sun Apr 21, 2019 2:04 pm
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tfco wrote:read this and let's debate.
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Enjoy this classic.....................danfo driver wrote:Where is Enugu Chicken George? Abeg come and defend your fraud!
Take your perverted fantasies elsewhere. A Kenyan groupie is ahead of you.
Oga Danfo take a bow.....i have warn my beloved fans to beg you to move curse you put on beloved.
Just admit you've contradicted yourself and move on. That's all.danfo driver wrote:First, Unfortunately, I dont think you know how logic works. A fraud can be the greatest of all time. An ugly woman can be the most beautiful in a room and a very long route can be the shortest route to a destination. You simply must understand this simplicity, mustn't you?
You've only proven an ability to count. Not to analyse.danfo driver wrote: In the last 7 years -
Klopp (54 years old) - 6 trophies (1 titles)
Zidane (49 years old) - 11 trophies (2 titles)
Klopp took over from Rodgers that season and reached the finals of the League Cup and the Europa League with Rodgers' limited players. He qualified for the Champions League in his first full season. This is not an abysmal record. Meanwhile, Pep was high on Bayern's money and failing to reach CL finals which is why you called him a fraud and an inheritance merchant.danfo driver wrote: Liverpool
You know his record. Needing 5 years to actually win something. His first season was abysmal, finishing 8th!
If you don't think Klopp would have won a league title in his first season at Bayern, had he joined, then I don't know what to tell you. In life you'll realise that some people want to challenge themselves and don't take the easy path. It makes the success, if it happens, all the more greater. Some people want to inherit success. That's why you called Pep the inheritance merchant.danfo driver wrote:The likes of Pep, Ancelotti, Mourinho, Zidane etc etc go to clubs and win in their first year! It is demanded of them and they do it! Klopp needs 5 years to do it. There is levels and then there is levels.
I know you're not being serious but at least pretend you are!danfo driver wrote:Its interesting that Pep coached Barca B for one season and FOR THAT ONE SEASON, HE WON THE TROPHY! His first season!! Had it been Klopp, he would need 5 years there before he can win.
Klopp/Liverpool buy (and crucially) sell players in order to remain competitive and compete with Pep's petro-dollar Gulf-state backed opposition. Pep can afford to spend £100m on a player and leave him on the bench. He'd struggle without huge financial backing and that's why you called him a fraud and an inheritance merchant.danfo driver wrote:Once again, Klopp spent half a billion to win, after struggling to win for 5 years. All his career, whenever he hasnt had money, he has struggled! Even relegating Mainz! He needs the most expensive goalkeeper and defender and spend more than 90% of the league in order to actually compete.
Stop.danfo driver wrote: ↑Fri May 20, 2022 8:36 pm This is your personal opinion-- not shared by a large number of the world's population. After all "an old car can be the newest car in the garage"
How many trophies should he have won in that period?danfo driver wrote: ↑Fri May 20, 2022 5:57 pm That would be nice. Can we discuss about Dortmund and Mainz, including the relation.
Specifically at dortmund, during his time there, he spent more than 184 million Euros to win only 2 titles in 7 years. How many German clubs spent that and especially during that period. Not today where players are going for 100m.
danfo driver (with context) wrote: ↑Fri May 20, 2022 5:57 pm As a coach, this is his record at Mainz:
Mainz
- Takes over half way through the season: Leads the team away from relegation
- First full season - narrowly misses promotion
- second season - misses promotion on the last day of the season by goal difference.
- 3rd season - promoted to the Bundesliga for the first time in their history
- 4th season - 11th with the smallest budget in the league
- 5th season - 11th and qualified for Europe for the first time
- 6th season - relegated
- 7th season - not promoted
danfo driver wrote: ↑Fri May 20, 2022 5:57 pm He failed to get them back to Bundesliga, after he relegated them. Consequently, at the end of that season, he left Mainz. The following season, the so called "small team" finished second and were promoted (something he couldn't do the year before. Since their promotion in 2009-10, they have remained in the Bundesliga and have not been relegated ever since. This is 13 seasons!!!
Interestingly, by your own logic those finishes should be considered failures because they didn't end with trophies. So you're contradicting yourself again.danfo driver wrote: ↑Fri May 20, 2022 5:57 pm Interestingly, when he coached them in the Bundesliga, he couldn't finish above 11th. Since then, the "Small team" has finished in positions like 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th! 8th being their present position.