Klaus Dieter Wolitz was a contemporary of Klopp.
They were similar in age, with similar professional careers.
Unlike Klopp, who had struggled in the lower leagues his whole life, Wolitz had always played for strong teams.
From Schalke 04 to Bayer Leverkusen, Hertha Berlin, VfL Wolfsburg, Cologne, and so on.
Although his playing career wasn't brilliant, his resume was eye-catching.
And he had never thought much of Klopp.
In the eyes of Wolitz, who had started out as a number 10, Klopp's football consisted of only three things.
Running, running nonstop, and running with every ounce of your being.
So, for this match, he had chosen to park the bus, completely closing off his team's space to restrict the running of the Mainz players as much as possible.
This tactic had proven to be very effective.
It had even led to the pleasant surprise of a goal!
His only miscalculation was that 17-year-old Chinese kid.
