We want our manager to be a Messiah.
We want to worship a manager.
We don't just want to like a manager.
We don't want to just be there.
We want to worship and we we want Shankly, we want Paisley, we want Kenny.
What we don't want is a Roy Hodgson figure.
We want somebody that we can feel is leading us.
And and Klopp was clearly that character from from the season before he came to us.
And when he was announced, it was the perfect choice.
When you saw him talking in the press conference, it was just like, this is the man this, this, you know, to to talk about taking us from being doubters to believers.
And then to do that and to say that he would be sitting here in five years time, five years time with a title.
And he didn't specify which title, but he did.
And he did.
He did every title, everything he could win except the UEFA Cup, which is quite like the season I would have liked the day I was in Dublin.
He did everything he promised to and so much more.
And I think the thing that people don't care, the thing opposing fans don't necessarily get is people talk about the fact that changed four games within his time to the club and he would have three Premier Leagues and three European Cups.
And you can probably say it for most people, but people are saying that the fact that he's only got one Premier League and, and one Champions League, it's, it's not enough.
And it, it's, it wasn't, it wasn't the trophies.
The trophies are fantastic and you want the trophies.
But the time we've had over the last nine years has been absolutely unreal.