#Ronnie the limo driver derby full#

Other famous sons and daughters of Stuttgart include Timo Werner (will he be the one that got away?), nineteenth Century philosopher Hegel (famous as you wonвЂ™t need reminding for the Hegelian Dialectic) and Tik-Tok stars LisaandLena (me neither?) as well as Porsche and Mercedes Benz, but none can compare to the Mighty Klopp. If the other big boys can all reach the semis so can we.Д«ut some might say that might be being a bit curmudgeonly to the magnificent man from Stuttgart (something IвЂ™ve only just found out now). I cannot conceivably imagine a scenario where that could possibly be beaten. Although I say was because even that cannot hold a candle to Barca and TrentвЂ™s corner. Even better than Istanbul (donвЂ™t ask me why.

I think my all-time favourite Liverpool match was the Michael Owen smash and grab against them in Cardiff in 2001.

#Ronnie the limo driver derby full#

And before I launch into my full blown eulogy Jurgen, the one comment IвЂ™m going to write in the вЂњCould do BetterвЂќ box of your end of year report is вЂњWould you mind awfully if you took the FA Cup a bit more seriously next year now the 30 year title drought has been sorted?вЂќ If IвЂ™m looking at the Semi-Final line-up of the usual suspects and realise IвЂ™m going to have to hope Arsenal win it again for the 400 th time thatвЂ™s not good. To be honest, winning the title with seven games to spare has meant the last few games have been a little bit of a damp squib compared to the magnificence that has gone before (yes winning the title with seven games to go was beyond my wildest dreams but still not keen on this losing matches lark).

The most extraordinary season IвЂ™ll ever likely to know is finally drawing to a close. A little bit later than planned and an end that for a while looked like it would never be reached at all, forever lying tantalisingly ghost-like just out of view, whispering on the wind about could have beens and might have beens, lost in a haze of annulments and PPG.Д«ut weвЂ™ve got there. And, as he looks ahead to next season, he has a special request for Klopp. In his final match preview of the season, Simon Meakin reflects on an incredible journey.