Transformer
Klopp, the Revolution of a Club and Culture
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Neil Atkinson
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Neil Atkinson
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'Does anyone in this room think that I can do wonders? I’m a normal guy from the Black Forest . . . I am the "normal one"' Jurgen Klopp, 9 October 2015
Jürgen Klopp’s announcement in January 2024 that he was to step down as Liverpool manager at the end of the season would see an unprecedented outpouring of grief from his adopted city. The Anfield Wrap has followed Liverpool through nine remarkable years, ten cup finals, and eight trophies, and now the ‘normal one’ is finally set to return to a normal life.
But the story of Klopp and Liverpool is a special one. A city haunted by tragedy and economic hardship rapidly found itself reinvigorated and redrawn by one man's philosophy, and an approach to life and football that was driven by joy, passion and inclusivity. Klopp’s arrival led not only to spectacular footballing success, but also saw Liverpool itself becoming more culturally relevant than at any point since the height of Beatlemania.
Neil Atkinson, host of The Anfield Wrap, tells the story of this unique relationship with a passion, zeal and humour befitting of the man himself. Structured around nineteen notable games in Klopp’s Liverpool career, Atkinson expertly weaves the personal and the political into this retelling of one of football's most improbable journeys, one that would change both the landscape of the sport and the city of Liverpool forever.
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- 10-11-2024
I hope Jürgen reads (listens) to this
Having read many of Neil's post match reports and listened to countless TAW podcast hours, I knew it expect something uniquely full of heart. He exceeded this with Transformer. I loved this book, especially listening to it (my wife also bought me a hardcopy as a recent birthday present). I knew Neil would hit all the right notes when it came to reflecting on what Klopp did for us (and we for him) but it's the asides and weaves off the expected path that makes much of Neil's work so compelling and fun to get involved in. Much like Klopp's tenure, I was genuinely sad when the book ended, but couldn't have enjoyed it more. Highly recommended
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