Surely the penny has dropped and Klopp will have to reevaluate some of his assessments.
Klopp makes assessments, based on which Klopp makes decisions. Ergo, Klopp shares in the responsibility.
There's been more than enough mention of the likes of Edwards, Hunter and Fallows and the methods and model (if there is one) of recruitment, to make it clear that Klopp is not
completely to blame, and change to the whole recruitment process is far more vital and pressing than any individual signing that may be required.
That can not be done without
some sort of input from FSG, obviously, so we're aware, more than aware, of the culpability of FSG in the whole picture.
Looking at the evidence, it's hard to totally accept that Klopp indeed is in total control, and I mean he has the
first and last say in everything to do with which positions need strengthening, the names of the targets required for said positions, how many, who leaves etc, etc.
Who's decision was it to spend at least £35M on Oxlade-Chamberlain, when we were woefully short of the required quality at centre back last season, and with Sakho being sold (again, who's decision was that) and Lucas being allowed to leave, doing nothing, spending nothing, would very obviously leave us in an even more precarious position.
There
seems to be no willingness to spend money on the defence and defensive side of the team. Klopp has brought in 4 players on the defensive side of things, for a total spend, not even nett spend, of less than £20M.
£25M on Wijnaldum alone. More than on the defence in total.