I take no pleasure in besting you in DF this past year my friend. It saddens me to no end. And then I see Jo Jo in Juve stripes and I take all that back....

WAG forum is going quiet Sir. Please jump start it once more. Its post season and aside from the irritating (at times) transfer rumours, having a look at some WAGs woould take us footy fans a long way as we anticipate the new season.

Cheers

On second thought I'm not too sure about you prfile pic.... But anyway theres no doubting flamini is in form

The Theatre of Silence? Haha! I love that name. But yeah, Klopp is a brilliant coach, a very, very loveable guy and the perfect man to take over any team in trouble while also being great at maintaining a top team. Just the right guy to have as a coach I think.

Recently I wrote an article about him and while writing I started to realize he would be exactly the kind of coach I'd want were I a top player. I don't know what kind of coach Mourinho really is, because he strikes me as a two-faced bastard who always plays a role and is never himself, so I wouldn't like him. Guardiola is an honest man, probably the best visionary in football like his mentor Cruijff before him, and his experiences and own skill as a player can make any player a lot better. Coincidentally, that's also why Götze left for Bayern, I'm sure of it.

But Klopp is the kind of man I'd be happy to follow. Smart and charismatic, but still able to joke around and he doesn't take himself too seriously at all. And of course he was a good player himself, developed a great footballing philosophy in his years and can teach it to his players really well. His honesty is another aspect I really like. He's never said anything that was untrue or turned out to be a lie, and not even Guardiola can say the same. Klopp also never hid the fact he does not want to be Borussia's Ferguson, so if he ever leaves (I hope that's later rather than sooner), I can only be grateful for the things he's done and bow him out. When a coach or a player speak of their loyalty and love of the club, I'm always sceptical, but when I like the player or coach, I like to believe it's true. Götze, a real Dortmund Jung as they say, did that, and now, not even aged 21, he buggers off the the worst club he could go to. That of course made all Dortmund fans furious, but with Klopp it would be different. Kagawa is still loved at Dortmund too, because he also said it was his dream to play for United. As long as you are honest, fans will accept you leaving their club.

Anyway, I drifted off again But my point basically is, although Dortmund are one of the best 5 clubs in the world right now, I can definitely see Klopp leaving for a team like Arsenal. I think he'd be great for them too. He'd be great for any team really. I said this before when people compared him to Guardiola, and I like to think it's true: "Klopp can make any team great, Guardiola can make a few teams the greatest"

Cool profile pic Sammo