Liverpool fans had a perfect but touching response to Jurgen Klopp's bombshell decision to leave the club at the end of the season.
In his first match against Norwich since the announcement which sent shock waves across the footballing world, Liverpool fans held up banners and placards a few seconds before the match to pay tributes to Jurgen Klopp.
The German tactician was visibly emotional as the fans expressed their admiration for the manager with a classic rendition of "You Will Never Walk Alone" and a good round of applause as he walked in and took his sit on the coaches bench.
It was another big moment for the former Borussia Dortmund manager who had won the hearts of the fans with his stellar eight-and-a-half-year run in the dugout with Liverpool.
Regarded as one of the best managers at the club, Klopp led Liverpool to six major trophies, winning every trophy available for the club.
He reinvented the wheels at Liverpool, transforming the club from a mid-table club to a domestic and European giant. The 56-year-old's benchmarks at Anfield could not but endear him to the hearts of passionate Liverpool fans, hence the emotional tribute by the fans in their first meeting with the German after his announcement.
After the emotional opening atmosphere at Anfield, Klopp continued with his stellar run this season as Liverpool edged out Norwich City with a 5-2 victory to qualify for the FA Cup quarterfinals
The soon-to-leave manager is more likely to exit the reins at Anfield on a high note as he has kept Liverpool on a strong foot in all four competitions this season. Liverpool are leading the race for the Premier League title this season. They have also qualified for Europa League round 16, including the Carabao Cup final where they will take on Chelsea in February 2024.
The victory over Norwich saw the Reds keep abreast with their quadruple-chasing campaign under Klopp. Darwin Nunez, Diogo Jota, Gravenberch, Curtis Jones, and Vigil van Dijk saw the hosts breeze pass Norwich to set up the FA Cup quarterfinal clash against Watford or Southampton.
In the other results, Manchester United edged out Newport County with a 4-2 victory, Wolves defeated West Brom, while Southampton settled for a replay with Watford after a 0-0 draw.
In his first match against Norwich since the announcement which sent shock waves across the footballing world, Liverpool fans held up banners and placards a few seconds before the match to pay tributes to Jurgen Klopp.
The German tactician was visibly emotional as the fans expressed their admiration for the manager with a classic rendition of "You Will Never Walk Alone" and a good round of applause as he walked in and took his sit on the coaches bench.
It was another big moment for the former Borussia Dortmund manager who had won the hearts of the fans with his stellar eight-and-a-half-year run in the dugout with Liverpool.
Regarded as one of the best managers at the club, Klopp led Liverpool to six major trophies, winning every trophy available for the club.
He reinvented the wheels at Liverpool, transforming the club from a mid-table club to a domestic and European giant. The 56-year-old's benchmarks at Anfield could not but endear him to the hearts of passionate Liverpool fans, hence the emotional tribute by the fans in their first meeting with the German after his announcement.
After the emotional opening atmosphere at Anfield, Klopp continued with his stellar run this season as Liverpool edged out Norwich City with a 5-2 victory to qualify for the FA Cup quarterfinals
The soon-to-leave manager is more likely to exit the reins at Anfield on a high note as he has kept Liverpool on a strong foot in all four competitions this season. Liverpool are leading the race for the Premier League title this season. They have also qualified for Europa League round 16, including the Carabao Cup final where they will take on Chelsea in February 2024.
The victory over Norwich saw the Reds keep abreast with their quadruple-chasing campaign under Klopp. Darwin Nunez, Diogo Jota, Gravenberch, Curtis Jones, and Vigil van Dijk saw the hosts breeze pass Norwich to set up the FA Cup quarterfinal clash against Watford or Southampton.
In the other results, Manchester United edged out Newport County with a 4-2 victory, Wolves defeated West Brom, while Southampton settled for a replay with Watford after a 0-0 draw.