"Needs to replace Klopp when he leaves" - Lots of Liverpool fans gush over "future LFC manager"
Pepijn Lijnders spoke ahead of Liverpool’s clash with Arsenal and his words have led many fans to call on him to be named as Jurgen Klopp’s successor.
The Reds’ assistant manager joined the club in 2014 and many believe his continuation of Klopp’s philosophy would be the best route to take when he eventually departs.
It is a somewhat surprising viewpoint when you look at Lijnders’ record in management. In his native Netherlands he spent just five months in charge of NEC Nijmegen from the beginning of 2018, but was sacked following his failure to get the club promoted from the Eerste Divisie.
Taking over Liverpool would be a huge step up and a considerable task for a young coach with limited experience in the hot seat.
Nevertheless, one fan thinks the 36-year-old is being “groomed” for the role and others are impressed with the way he handles himself, as well as recognising the responsibility he has already been given for League Cup fixtures.
Here are some of the reactions from supporters calling for him to be Liverpool’s next manager.
future lfc manager
— Denis Dzakula (@DDzakula) October 29, 2019
Next manager after Klopp before Gerrard.
— Putra Septiadi (@putraseptiadii) October 29, 2019
Has to be the next manager
— Darth Sven (@SmithdownTen) October 29, 2019
He needs to replace Klopp when he leaves
— Ali Osman (@aliosman9) October 29, 2019
Next LFC manager love the guy
— COLIN MCCOMBE (@YMccombe) October 29, 2019
Hope he gets the job after klopp
— Matt LFC 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆 (@MattWaters3) October 29, 2019
I'm all for Pepijn replacing Jürgen when the time comes. https://t.co/sj3fxCu8mo
— Matt (@FalseFMatt) October 29, 2019
Preach this!!! He’s amazing to listen to. I would love it!
— Sam – Pharaoh Designs (@basemyoussef11) October 29, 2019
I think he will be best option for the job it’s as though he’s being groomed to be boss, He done press conference in last round as well. Maybe he’s managing the league cup campaign, it’s a win win.. because if he fails(hopefully not) it will be easier for Gerrard to follow him.
— Jon Ellis.. (@jonellis121) October 29, 2019
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