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Since 2015, Jürgen Klopp has led Liverpool
This is outdated: Klopp left Liverpool in May 2024, so he has not led the club since 2015 up to the present.
Full reasoning
The wording is in the present perfect and implies Klopp is still Liverpool's manager. But Liverpool's own official coverage says Klopp's departure was followed by Arne Slot taking over in June 2024, and the club later appointed Andoni Iraola as head coach in June 2026. That means Klopp's Liverpool tenure ended in 2024, so saying he has led Liverpool since 2015 is no longer accurate.
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- The final interview: Jürgen Klopp on nine incredible years, Anfield, connections, the future and more - Liverpool FC
In a special final interview, Jürgen Klopp detailed why he will depart Liverpool ... the club ... since arriving in the autumn of 2015.
- From Barclay and McKenna to Arne Slot: The men who have led Liverpool - Liverpool FC
Arne Slot is the latest man to take to the Anfield dugout, with his tenure as Liverpool FC head coach now officially under way following the departure of Jürgen Klopp.
- Liverpool FC appoint Andoni Iraola as new head coach - Liverpool FC
Liverpool FC can confirm Andoni Iraola has agreed a deal to become the club's new head coach ahead of the 2026-27 season. The 43-year-old will take up the helm at Anfield to succeed Arne Slot, who departed the Reds on Saturday.
Liverpool won a Premier League and FA Cup double in Dalglish's first season
This is an anachronism: Liverpool's 1985–86 double was the Football League First Division and FA Cup, not the Premier League, which did not begin until 1992.
Full reasoning
Liverpool did win a league-and-FA-Cup double in Kenny Dalglish's first season as manager, but calling it a Premier League double is historically incorrect.
Liverpool's own official history page for Dalglish says his honours in that first spell were "League title (1985-86, 1987-88, 1989-90), FA Cup (1986, 1989)" and that "he led the Reds to their first ever league and FA Cup double in 1985-86." That page does not describe the 1985-86 title as a Premier League title.
The reason is simple: the Premier League did not yet exist. The FA's official history says the FA Council ratified the plan to set up the "FA Premier League" in 1991, starting in the 1992-93 season. So Liverpool's 1985-86 double was won in the old top flight (the Football League First Division), six years before the Premier League began.
So the sentence mixes up two different competitions and is wrong as written.
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- Liverpool FC - Kenny Dalglish (first spell)
Honours: League title (1985-86, 1987-88, 1989-90), FA Cup (1986, 1989) ... he led the Reds to their first ever league and FA Cup double in 1985-86.
- A history of the FA
On 29 June 1991 the FA Council ratified a plan to set up an 'FA Premier League'. Starting in the 1992-93 season, its long-term aim was to reduce the number of games for top players...