<p><b>''<i>Does anyone in this room think that I can do wonders? I''m a normal guy from the Black Forest . . . I am the "normal one"'' </i></b><b>Jurgen Klopp, 9 October 2015</b><br><br>J¿rgen Klopp''s announcement in January 2024 that he was to step down as Liverpool manager at the end of the season would see an unprecedented outpouring of grief from his adopted city. The Anfield Wrap has followed Liverpool through nine remarkable years, ten cup finals, and eight trophies, and now the ''normal one'' is finally set to return to a normal life.<br><br>But the story of Klopp and Liverpool <i>is</i> a special one. A city haunted by tragedy and economic hardship rapidly found itself reinvigorated and redrawn by one man''s philosophy, and an approach to life and football that was driven by joy, passion and inclusivity. Klopp''s arrival led not only to spectacular footballing success, but also saw Liverpool itself becoming more culturally relevant than at any point since the height of Beatlem