Jurgen Klopp: “I’m not doing this job for myself. I’m doing it for you. I’m taking this job even though I’ve seen how you’ve treated Julian Nagelsmann. I’m taking it even though I’ve seen how you’ve treated Thomas Tuchel.
If you go after my family, I’m gone. If you think I’m rubbish, tell me to my face and I’ll leave immediately, without asking for any compensation.” @Plettigoal
🚨🇩🇪 Jürgen Klopp: “The day you don't want me anymore, I'm gone - without any severance pay”.
“If you say tomorrow that he's rubbish, I'm gone”.
“If you behave badly and don't leave my family in peace, I'm gone”.
“Criticize me if something doesn’t work. I’m happy to work on it. It’s all about the job”.
“Jürgen Klopp doesn’t have a career after the national team. Ideally, this is the highlight of my career”.
According to psychology, one of the most common mistakes people make in relationships is assuming that their partner thinks, feels, and processes the world the same way they do. This is called the false consensus effect. You project your own emotional patterns onto them. You assume that if they loved you, they would react the way you react, express love the way you express it, apologize the way you apologize. And when they do not, you interpret it as a lack of love. But that is not fair. People are wired differently. They have different attachment styles, different love languages, different coping mechanisms, different nervous systems. Your partner may love you deeply, but express it in ways that do not match your expectations. The key is not to assume. It is to learn. To ask. To be curious about how they experience the world. Because love is not about finding someone who loves you exactly the way you love them. It is about understanding how they love, and choosing to receive it for what it is.
Christopher Nolan said he's only seen the crew applaud an actor on set twice in his career. This first was Heath Ledger as the Joker, the second was Samantha Morton as Circe in THE ODYSSEY.
Gary Lineker is among 120 UK-based millionaires calling on Andy Burnham to impose higher taxes on their wealth in an open letter.
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And while we are on the subject of phenomenal actors—Elliot Page was on screen for all of 5 minutes and delivered this bone-chilling sequence in Hell that will stay with me forever.