When Jurgen Klopp announced Steven Gerrard would one day manage Liverpool, he inadvertently raised the prospect of a bleak Anfield future. Not, it should be stated in the most emphatic terms, because Gerrard’s appointment would not be enthusiastically and willingly received when the time is right. It is the idea of Klopp no longer managing Liverpool that is unappealing to anyone emotionally and professionally invested in the club – including Gerrard.
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