Empire of the Kop
·23 de maio de 2024
Brendan Rodgers drops honest 64-word verdict on Arne Slot ahead of Liverpool move
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·23 de maio de 2024
Brendan Rodgers will be forever remembered as a nearly man at Liverpool.
This follows an enthralling 2013/14 season, with the weight of responsibility perhaps falling more squarely on the brilliance of Luis Suarez than the tactical innovation of the now Celtic head coach.
The 51-year-old has now commented on the second man to take the Anfield job following his own exit in 2015.
“There will be that transitional period but Arne’s a good guy. I came across him when we played Feyenoord in the Champions League this season,” the Northern Irishman told TalkSport (via the Liverpool Echo).
“His teams play good football and I am sure it will be a really good fit for him. Liverpool, another of those clubs, iconic club, big history, and I am sure he will go in and do really well.”
Rodgers has since secured the Scottish Premiership title for Celtic – their 53rd league title success.
To be fair to our former manager, he’s on the money in terms of where to set our expectation levels.
After saying goodbye – albeit a more hopeful goodbye than the tear-filled pit of depression many of us expected – to such a talismanic boss, the very face of Liverpool FC, it would only be reasonable to expect a transition.
As such, we could more than understand some concern on the part of the fanbase.
What lies beyond the curtain call of Klopp’s Liverpool career? – (Photo by Clive Brunskill/Getty Images)
That said, great pains have been made to ensure that the club isn’t abandoning the foundations that have been lain under Klopp.
Not to suggest we’re getting a carbon copy in Slot, but the Dutchman won’t be operating a scorched earth policy at Anfield from June 1 onwards.
Change, as our former German tactician pointed out, can be a good thing.
We can only hope as much!
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