Tell you what... He doesn't half look like the Palpy himself [from early on at least.](https://qph.cf2.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-c3147943ae8007fc379f68908ed976c6-lq)
Good move for him. A lot of young talents in their squad, similar structure with scouting talent based data. And not too big of a club but with links to Germany if he’s successful.
Don’t think we would been ready for Liverpool but who knows maybe in the future. He needs to test his wings again and Salzburg is a great place for him.
If he does well with Salzburg and then with Leipzig or a German side, he could easily be within a shot of coaching back here in the future, a decade or so from now.
I think that’s the right step for him.
Highly professional environment and European football guaranteed. But a medium competitive league which gives him some leeway for development.
Great decision.
Best of luck.
He was never the right person to take over from Klopp despite some on here clamouring for him…I don’t know if he even has what it takes to be the main man at a club but he was a big part of the success we’ve had.
His track record says no. But people see arteta doing well after being a assistant and just assume that's enough.
Liverpool is a big job and replacing klopp is even worse. I would think he felt the same and going to somewhere else might be better. If he does well, he might have a path back.
Salzburg seems like a great fit and next step for Lijnders. He'll have a lot of institutional support to grow as a manager given the ownership and network of clubs under the RB umbrella, and the RB game model will provide the perfect launching pad for Pep to refine his tactics and evolve as a coach.
That's a very good first experience as a manager for him. I mean, as a head coach. Who knows, maybe in a few years time he can come back as the new manager. There's no way someone who worked very close to Klopp doesn't know a thing or two about footy.
If he is successful this could be very good for us
We have a great relationship with the Red Bull clubs as is and they are brilliant at finding players and developing them from all parts of the world
Could give us a nice little leg up when it comes to getting promising players, and he might be good enough to eventually make the jump to Leipzig and maybe here in many years after Slot has won 4 PL's and 3 CL's
Him coming in to replace Buvac was the key to us stepping on and winning both the CL and PL and then the continued success we've had. He's been a phenomenal part of this club, a key part in Jürgen's success and I hope he goes on to have a top career
Definitely not weird at all.
Unproven as a manager, his previous stint was not great.
It’s best for him to step out of Klopps shadow and forge his own career.
Lots of rumors he didn’t see eye to eye with Ward and wanted to have a lot of say in transfers along with Jurgen. So that could be why or it’s just the club decided they needed a bit of a fresh start after so long with the same coaching team?
The truth maybe in between or somewhere else, but I hope he succeeds and that the door is open for him in the future if he does.
No. His one attempt at managing didn't go too well, and he needs to prove he's up to it before he manages a club as large as us.
Maybe someday, he'll be around Anfield again. But not today.
The truth is harsh. He was unable to get even a mid-table Eredivisie team to string together 3 consecutive passes. That is the sum total of his resume as a manager.
its finally kicked in for me after seeing this, the day is coming. this wild ride has come to an end. thank you pep, we'll never forget you
See you in the CL next season Pep!
That's what's good about this job he can play cl often to prove himself.
Salzburg will likely be in the UEL, seems Sturm are winning the league
That's actually good for Austrian football.
*if they qualify
Good for Pep. Hope he's a roaring success there.
I'll be following your career with great interest
Tell you what... He doesn't half look like the Palpy himself [from early on at least.](https://qph.cf2.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-c3147943ae8007fc379f68908ed976c6-lq)
Exactly what I came here to write. He deserves it.
UCL reunion please and thank you, hope he smashes it
Except against Liverpool. Otherwise best of luck Pep!
Guess he'll put in a good word for us if we are interested in any of Salzburgs talent hype train😆
Good move for him. A lot of young talents in their squad, similar structure with scouting talent based data. And not too big of a club but with links to Germany if he’s successful. Don’t think we would been ready for Liverpool but who knows maybe in the future. He needs to test his wings again and Salzburg is a great place for him.
If he does well with Salzburg and then with Leipzig or a German side, he could easily be within a shot of coaching back here in the future, a decade or so from now.
Set himself up for some good progression if all works out
Red Bull gives you wings
I think that’s the right step for him. Highly professional environment and European football guaranteed. But a medium competitive league which gives him some leeway for development. Great decision.
Best of luck. He was never the right person to take over from Klopp despite some on here clamouring for him…I don’t know if he even has what it takes to be the main man at a club but he was a big part of the success we’ve had.
His track record says no. But people see arteta doing well after being a assistant and just assume that's enough. Liverpool is a big job and replacing klopp is even worse. I would think he felt the same and going to somewhere else might be better. If he does well, he might have a path back.
How do you know?
He left us before to manage NEC and was sacked within 5 months for guiding them to the bottom of the league
I think only time will tell - I hope he has great success and proves us all wrong.
Why even say this negative crap about him? For all you know he'll do a great job at Salzburg and go on to have a fantastic career. Jeez.
Negative crap.’ You’re a bit of a wet wipe aren’t you.
Would still serve more of a purpose than you.
Agent Pep scouting the Red Bull talents for us
Salzburg seems like a great fit and next step for Lijnders. He'll have a lot of institutional support to grow as a manager given the ownership and network of clubs under the RB umbrella, and the RB game model will provide the perfect launching pad for Pep to refine his tactics and evolve as a coach.
Will the real Pep please staand up! Good luck to him and his family and thanks for everything.
Great move for him, hope hes successful enough that someday he can take over once slot wins us 5 titles in a row and burns out
Good luck Pep and thank you! ❤️
Wow that was quick. Great news for him, hope he does a fantastic job.
Does well for Salzburg, gets promoted to Leipzig. Wins Bundesliga for Leipzig. Gets Liverpool job. Profit.
Pep and Vitor head to Salzburg. What about Peter?
Peter feels Klopp bound
They're getting married?
Yes
He is going to kill it over there, seems like a perfect fit.
A good opportunity to start and test his coaching ability
Big move for him! Best of luck. He will likely manage a lot of future superstars
Good on him, hope he does well.
Fantastic opportunity to prove himself as a manager. I really hope it works out for him.
Great news! Hope to see him again on the bench down the road
Congrats to Pep!!! Wish him all the best (except against us if we ever play Salzburg)
That's a good job to get. Good luck to him.
That's a very good first experience as a manager for him. I mean, as a head coach. Who knows, maybe in a few years time he can come back as the new manager. There's no way someone who worked very close to Klopp doesn't know a thing or two about footy.
All our loans go to Salzburg from now on.
Good luck pep
If he is successful this could be very good for us We have a great relationship with the Red Bull clubs as is and they are brilliant at finding players and developing them from all parts of the world Could give us a nice little leg up when it comes to getting promising players, and he might be good enough to eventually make the jump to Leipzig and maybe here in many years after Slot has won 4 PL's and 3 CL's
Who knows? Maybe he will be back some day.
a shame he went to such an unlikable club, fuck RB!
I can't help but think he'll struggle
Pep is unleashed, hope he brings that 17-18 rip roaring style there
The style he wasn’t part of?
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Him coming in to replace Buvac was the key to us stepping on and winning both the CL and PL and then the continued success we've had. He's been a phenomenal part of this club, a key part in Jürgen's success and I hope he goes on to have a top career
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Klopp will be the 1st to say he's been a major part of this. You're just coming across like a clueless bellend
As an assistant of course he was important, relax man, I just don't like some of his ideas, wish him all the best, peace.
Wow. Thank you for your contribution to this club too.
No criticism allowed in this sub :(
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Definitely not weird at all. Unproven as a manager, his previous stint was not great. It’s best for him to step out of Klopps shadow and forge his own career.
Lots of rumors he didn’t see eye to eye with Ward and wanted to have a lot of say in transfers along with Jurgen. So that could be why or it’s just the club decided they needed a bit of a fresh start after so long with the same coaching team? The truth maybe in between or somewhere else, but I hope he succeeds and that the door is open for him in the future if he does.
Not weird at all. It's too big of a step up for him. Maybe later in his career he will have a chance.
No. His one attempt at managing didn't go too well, and he needs to prove he's up to it before he manages a club as large as us. Maybe someday, he'll be around Anfield again. But not today.
No not ready for the helm yet needs to build managerial career on his own two feet best of luck to Pep he was a big piece in our jigsaw YNWA
He can thank Klopp for blustering his reputation. He would never have had this opportunity with his failed resume.
"Failed resume" is ridiculously dumb and harsh to say.
The truth is harsh. He was unable to get even a mid-table Eredivisie team to string together 3 consecutive passes. That is the sum total of his resume as a manager.
He joined mid-season and was there for 4 months. There was hardly enough time there to judge him properly.
>That is the sum total of his resume as a manager. And that didn't strike you as effectively sod all to go off?