Doubters to Believers Liverpool FC: Klopp’s Era on Amazon Prime

[stacka]

Just watched 1st episode of this on Prime and was quite good - not cheesy at all like Being Liverpool

[Frosty Jack]

“Do it for Keita”

[smithdown]

Think I’ll wait til we’ve gone round on a bus tbh.

[stressederic]

2 minutes ago, smithdown said:

Think I’ll wait til we’ve gone round on a bus tbh.

Yep. Can't be doing with this whilst the season is still happening and there's a title to be won.

[Benzo-13]

Deffo will watch when its BBQ season.

[Nebraska Red]

5 hours ago, Benzo-13 said:

Deffo will watch when its BBQ season.

It's always BBQ season.

[Romario]

21 hours ago, stacka said:

Just watched 1st episode of this on Prime and was quite good - not cheesy at all like Being Liverpool

How many episodes is it? Must have been hard to make the way the season panned out. 

[Frosty Jack]

1 hour ago, Romario said:

How many episodes is it? Must have been hard to make the way the season panned out. 

I’d hope they didn’t cover any post announcement football at all. Just skip to the farewell and f*** off.

[bazdev]

1 hour ago, Romario said:

How many episodes is it? Must have been hard to make the way the season panned out. 

4 episodes. Not much behind the scenes stuff about the team. Bit disappointed with it if I'm honest. Was hoping for more of an insight into his matchday management and how he was such a good motivator

3 minutes ago, Frosty Jack said:

I’d hope they didn’t cover any post announcement football at all. Just skip to the farewell and f*** off.

Thats where it starts 

[guernseygareth]

Assume it won't cover why the announcement was announced when it was announced, and why they had no real control of when the announcement could be announced.

[Florist Cinema Pond Goal]

Bit cheesy and not much new info. But probably worth watching.

Watching it, maybe Slot doesn’t play Elliott to annoy his dad and I don’t blame him 

[jimbolala]

I not ally don't watch stuff like this but tried it. The first few episodes where great, showing last year segmented against Klopps early career, however, once that idiot , Elliots da appears, I had to turn it off. FFS , talk about main character syndrom

[Romario]

23 hours ago, jimbolala said:

I not ally don't watch stuff like this but tried it. The first few episodes where great, showing last year segmented against Klopps early career, however, once that idiot , Elliots da appears, I had to turn it off. FFS , talk about main character syndrom

Yeah he was oddly annoying. Like Simon the IT guy in the office. 
Going over where Elliot went wrong after a game feels like something he can leave behind once you’re a pro and being managed by someone like Klopp. 

[jimbolala]

6 minutes ago, Romario said:

Yeah he was oddly annoying. Like Simon the IT guy in the office. 
Going over where Elliot went wrong after a game feels like something he can leave behind once you’re a pro and being managed by someone like Klopp. 

So you think Klopp and Slot know as much as his Da haha. Anyhow, I finished it last night, it was great in the end, a nice last episode * spoilers* we won the f***ing lot, then Klopp left 

[Leo No.8]

I enjoyed bits of it, but couldn’t help but feel a bit sad that Jurgen didn’t win as many trophies as he deserved.

He had a brilliant send off, but being brutally honest last season was really painful and really disappointing.

So much though the insights were nice, and it was good to see some of his early days at Mainz and great nights with us, those were touched on briefly but half the timeline was a season I ended up just wanting to end.

If and when we win the title this year, even though Jurgen isn’t here anymore, it’s kind of the proper ending and legacy he deserved himself.

So I think those who would rather see us get this title won first then watch it off season, you are spot on.

[Romario]

1 minute ago, Leo No.8 said:

I enjoyed bits of it, but couldn’t help but feel a bit sad that Jurgen didn’t win as many trophies as he deserved.

He had a brilliant send off, but being brutally honest last season was really painful and really disappointing.

So much though the insights were nice, and it was good to see some of his early days at Mainz and great nights with us, those were touched on briefly but half the timeline was a season I ended up just wanting to end.

If and when we win the title this year, even though Jurgen isn’t here anymore, it’s kind of the proper ending and legacy he deserved himself.

So I think those who would rather see us get this title won first then watch it off season, you are spot on.

They chose the wrong time to stick a camera in his face as was evidenced when asked about the Everton loss. He was clearly totally burnt out and being asked "do you think you can do better" when someone is on the edge isn't cool. 

I'm sure he mentioned if we ever wanted to make something like this he'd walk and I did wonder if it was part of it. Maybe not but I felt wrong watching it if that was true.

 

[kop205]

Apparently I'm in one of the crowd shots!

But yeah, not watching, not yet anyway.

[Ombudsam]

On 01/03/2025 at 13:38, jimbolala said:

I not ally don't watch stuff like this but tried it. The first few episodes where great, showing last year segmented against Klopps early career, however, once that idiot , Elliots da appears, I had to turn it off. FFS , talk about main character syndrom

 

On 02/03/2025 at 12:50, Romario said:

Yeah he was oddly annoying. Like Simon the IT guy in the office. 
Going over where Elliot went wrong after a game feels like something he can leave behind once you’re a pro and being managed by someone like Klopp. 

Gakpo says his dad does this.

[Barnesy_10]

On 02/03/2025 at 12:50, Romario said:

Yeah he was oddly annoying. Like Simon the IT guy in the office. 
Going over where Elliot went wrong after a game feels like something he can leave behind once you’re a pro and being managed by someone like Klopp. 

Sounds like Peter Crouch’s dad in his documentary 

[Romario]

15 minutes ago, Ombudsam said:

 

Gakpo says his dad does this.

Well I haven't see him I only read his Times piece and he sounded sound. : ) Also it was when he was quite young. Not now.

[Ombudsam]

19 minutes ago, Romario said:

Well I haven't see him I only read his Times piece and he sounded sound. : ) Also it was when he was quite young. Not now.

I think into him being a professional but maybe I’m misremembering.

[Romario]

57 minutes ago, Ombudsam said:

I think into him being a professional but maybe I’m misremembering.

Oh that's right he played too.

Anyways it doesn't matter. I just thought he was a bit annoying but his heart was in the right place and he was probably dead excited to be on a doc about his son and Liverpool. So I'm just being a grump.

[WillG]

The Anfield Wrap documentary was far, far better.

[Jarg Armani]

1 hour ago, Ombudsam said:

 

Gakpo says his dad does this.

Gakpo’s dad waits for him in the kitchen with a ball and makes him go and practice until he gets right whatever went wrong in the day’s game.

Made me wonder if that includes CL games or the insane middle of the night ko’s like that one v Newcastle last week.

[Ombudsam]

27 minutes ago, Jarg Armani said:

Gakpo’s dad waits for him in the kitchen with a ball and makes him go and practice until he gets right whatever went wrong in the day’s game.

Made me wonder if that includes CL games or the insane middle of the night ko’s like that one v Newcastle last week.

I love my kids for who they are and whatever they do. Which is the millennial parent’s excuse for being lazy if we’re honest.