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<blockquote data-quote="Bada-Bing!" data-source="post: 1191672" data-attributes="member: 70552">You&#039;re missing the point. It&#039;s not about the money. Klopp doesn&#039;t need it. It&#039;s the pressure of the whole country on top of you to win a trophy when the system doesn&#039;t help them. That is why there is too much pressure on the England manager to change the culture of the way the team plays from the top. It also wouldn&#039;t mean as much to Klopp to win for England than it would do for Germany. A club manager just has his set of fans to deal with pressure wise and expectation. They can control things more because they get daily contact with their players an international coach just doesn&#039;t have. Multiply that 200 fold with the number of England fans, with all the club fans. Plus, the major tournaments are only every two years and that&#039;s if England qualify. Just finished watching the final attack on Wembley. That sums it up and the disgusting nature of England football fans.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bada-Bing!, post: 1191672, member: 70552"] You're missing the point. It's not about the money. Klopp doesn't need it. It's the pressure of the whole country on top of you to win a trophy when the system doesn't help them. That is why there is too much pressure on the England manager to change the culture of the way the team plays from the top. It also wouldn't mean as much to Klopp to win for England than it would do for Germany. A club manager just has his set of fans to deal with pressure wise and expectation. They can control things more because they get daily contact with their players an international coach just doesn't have. Multiply that 200 fold with the number of England fans, with all the club fans. Plus, the major tournaments are only every two years and that's if England qualify. Just finished watching the final attack on Wembley. That sums it up and the disgusting nature of England football fans. [/QUOTE]

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