In an ebook published in English for the first time on Thursday,the Liverpool manager reveals he lives for the moment, why football is deadly serious but only for 90 minutes and why the cult of Klopp is a fallacyJürgen Klopp never set out to be a football revolutionary. His first goal was to become a doctor. Fortunately for Mainz, and Borussia Dortmund and Liverpool,if not the German health service, he was drawn towards the moment instead. It is not trophies won nor a style of play that things most approximately the game to Klopp. It is the moment.“I didn’t become a manager and think to myself: I’m going to revolutionise football. Absolutely not. How could you?” explains Klopp in an ebook, or Reading The Game,that is published for the first time in English on Thursday.
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Source: theguardian.com