In the second round of the UEFA Nations League, Germany suffered a 0-1 home defeat to Greece. Klopp has drawn one and lost one since taking over, and has yet to secure his first victory with the national team.
Klopp's debut with Germany ended in a 1-1 away draw against the Netherlands, and his second match was a 0-1 home loss to Greece. According to statistics, Klopp is only the third coach in Germany's history to remain winless in his first two matches.
The previous two were Sepp Herberger and Helmut Schön. Both coaches won their third matches with Germany and later led the team to World Cup titles. Herberger won the 1954 World Cup, while Schön guided Germany to victory in the 1974 World Cup.
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The_Alpha13
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this is all a process. we believe in Klopp.
Jehbcelotz
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Great. He was appointed to rebuild a team. Not to win a third rated tournament. This is time to try and experiment.
Maubcptuyz
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He doesn’t look well enough on the sidelines,his not the guy we loved with dortmund,he looks clean not healthy enough,wats going on Klopp
karlkurt
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this nation league means nothing. build up a squad get tactics right. euro and wc is what counts
Kunlespur2
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Maybe History wants to repeat itself.
SGTSingam
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Like Leading Liverpool to Glorying Years, Jurgen Klopp needs time to settle down with Germany. You'll Never Walk Alone, Boss... Believe
laqracka_
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It'll take a bit of time to adopt but when they click no coming back, they'll terrorize Europe
wusbmnrsz
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It'd Not premier league where Li VAR fool ( Red Cartel ) can Monopolized [Crylaugh][Crylaugh]
wusbmnrsz
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Keep dreaming Li VAR fool BITCH [Crylaugh][Crylaugh][Crylaugh]
Baeabprtyz
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Klopp will also win the world cup with germany since the other two coaches who lost their first two matches won the third and finally won the world cup
Cekabcpsy
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And almost everyone thought Jorgen Klopp will be the Messiah to return Germany to their old glory days immediately after being handed over the country's dog out position. Football is not like that. Sometimes luck is also attached to great performance to earn you good success. I don't think there's any discrepancy between German national team and Manchester United problem as it stands. I am sure Klopp will succeed as the Germany boss but things can't just click immediately as we may think.