After a horrid start to the season, Liverpool owners sacked manager Brendan Rodgers in order to agree a deal with Jurgen Klopp, the ex-Borussia Dortmund manager in a bid to get the club back to its previous stature.
Ever since his appointment, Klopp has had huge support all over the Red of Merseyside and his arrival in England has brightened the whole Premier League.
The whole Klopp mania for the Liverpool fans looked subsided after a poor run of results but the talisman is more than capable of getting the team out of tough situations and the fans are ready to give the manager more time to fulfill their dreams.
Meanwhile however, the supporters are busy trying to apply for a trademark for the comments of the German manager in one of his first interviews with the club.
The 48-year old German was asked by a press reporter how he would describe himself. The sacked Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho dubbed himself as the special one when he first arrived at the Bridge but Klopp had other things in mind and brushed away the query.
“I am a normal guy from the Black Forest and I do not compare myself with the geniuses,” said Klopp.
“I don’t describe myself. Does anyone in this room think I can do wonders? Let me work. I am the normal one.
This was his reply when asked to describe himself and ever since, the football world is calling him ‘The Normal One’.
It is now understood that Liverpool have made an official application to have ‘The Normal One’ trademarked under the European law.
This will not increase or decrease the brand value of the club as a whole but will do wonders for the brand value of the German who at the moment is too busy with a long list of injuries.