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Jurgen Klopp @ FC Liverpool

• alosso 21,059 Posts

  Thu, Oct 15 2015 12:20 PM

  Seems to be a major event (I'm not into soccer much)

  "I'm the normal one" he told the fans, and:

  "I'm Oh eight fifteen"

  Does anybody know (without internet recherche) what this means?

  ! Germans excluded !

• DAZZA501 5,972 Posts

  Thu, Oct 15 2015 1:27 PM

  alosso:

  "I'm the normal one"

  It was a dig at Jose Mourinho (the Chelsea manager) Jose calls himself "the special one"

  alosso:

  "I'm Oh eight fifteen"

  No idea...lol

• alosso 21,059 Posts

  Thu, Oct 15 2015 9:06 PM

  alosso:

  "I'm Oh eight fifteen"

  Does anybody know (without internet recherche) what this means?

  ! Germans excluded !

  Maybe it's easier in the regular writing:

  08/15

  (don't peek at google etc.!)

• oneeyedjohn 9,572 Posts

  Thu, Oct 15 2015 11:43 PM

  Maybe he just means he's a regular guy

• Jimbog1964 8,378 Posts

  Thu, Oct 15 2015 11:55 PM

  alosso:

  "I'm Oh eight fifteen"

  Asking for a time check ? LOL

  But seriously I have no clue.

• craigswan 31,556 Posts

  Fri, Oct 16 2015 12:19 AM

   he will never be anything more than a water carrier.

• craigswan 31,556 Posts

  Fri, Oct 16 2015 12:41 AM

  The topic of my student’s essay was the importance of trust, camaraderie, and toughness among football 
players. “After all,” he wrote, “you don’t want a bunch of pre-Madonnas out there on the field.”

• alosso 21,059 Posts

  Fri, Oct 16 2015 3:05 AM

  Basically, 08/15 is used in German to describe something usual, run-of-the-mill.Thus, the two quotes of Mr. Klopp basically have the same meaning.

  But, where does it come from? A clue:

  It refers to the years 1908 and 1915 and stands in conjunction to WWI (and WWII).

• petervcpt 1,013 Posts

  Fri, Oct 16 2015 5:54 AM

  alosso:

  Basically, 08/15 is used in German to describe something usual, run-of-the-mill.Thus, the two quotes of Mr. Klopp basically have the same meaning.

  But, where does it come from? A clue:

  It refers to the years 1908 and 1915 and stands in conjunction to WWI (and WWII).

  Hi

  From Urban Dictionary:

  This slang comes from the German military. The 08/15 was a standard Machine Riffle, that was first produced in 1908 and later modified.
  It was the first standardized industrial product and the birth of the German DIN (=German Industrial Standard).
  The soldiers didn't like it very well, so it became a slang for something that is very common.

• DAZZA501 5,972 Posts

  Fri, Oct 16 2015 11:45 AM

  As long as he doesn't keeping using the line "we showed great character" no matter what the result i'll be happy.