With only a few days ahead of his biggest game sbobet mobile in charge since moving to Anfield, Jurgen Klopp has declared his love for Liverpool.The coach discussed why he chose the club ahead of others, with their attitude being crucial to persuading him."I love the history, I really am a football romantic," he said in an interview with The Mirror."I knew I could probably help, they maybe really need me in this time and I know what I'm good at.""When they told me about the problems they had I thought 'OK, yeah, I am probably the really right manager for that club'."It was more than just the history which was key to convince the German as he discussed the size of the club off the field as well as on it."A little thing, Liverpool is a world class brand, big, big, big, but in Melwood it is still a family, nothing else, and you can go in and feel that," he added."I have to develop and improve, sure, but I don't want to go into the office in the morning to wear a tie. sbobet mobile "That is not me."So when you see the pictures - and I realise it as well, by the way - I look still like a player... that's not cool, but that's me. "I go in with a baseball cap and they still respect me, I don't have to act in a specific way."They took me like I am, they didn't ask me to do anything else, so I could focus from the first day completely on football."It is a football club."That approach was key for Klopp, having confessed that he spoke to other outfits who were more concerned with his image."I had talks with other clubs and they didn't sound like a football club, it sounded like marketing, image, you need to sign this, you need to sign that," he remembered."And I thought 'wow, that's not the game I love'."It's all part of football, but it cannot be the number one, two, three or four sbobet mobile priority. "First of all, please try to improve the game we play and that's what I am good in, all the rest can happen but it's not so important for me."On Saturday, Klopp will be hoping to win his first Champions League title and Liverpool's sixth.