Hey everyone, welcome to the Red Men TV. Breaking news. Not that it's of any surprise to us, of course,

but Andoni Iriola has been confirmed as the manager of Liverpool. How's that? I'm live here in the studio.

Get in touch with me via the comments section, you so fancy or so dare um yeah there's a

statement that's been put out on the club's website which i'll read through in a second um but yeah

it's happened we saw the photos of him um arrived at lupil john lennan airport we then saw um

and then we then saw the the video from over the fence of him

with Richard Hughes outside the Axe, etc., etc. So yeah, it's all done. Dusted. I'll read through

some of the bits and pieces to get us all up to date with it. But do let me know in the comment section uh alongside or

underneath here on youtube what your thoughts and reactions are and while i'm doing that i'm going to

promise to stop elbowing the table like this and that will help everyone particularly me um yes

i'm going to read um post on the official liverpool website because that was the first thing, obviously, to come out.

Spectacular picture of Andonia Aureola on there, but he says, it says on there, the 43-year-old will take up the helm at Amfield to succeed Arna Slot to the part of the Reds on Saturday.

He arrives after three impressive campaigns in the Premier League with AFC Bournemouth leading

into Europe for the first time in their history with a six-placed finish in the table last

month.

Some snippets from his interviewer in here.

He says really, really excited, really excited because obviously you know about Liverpool,

you know that it's a big club, a massive club, one of the biggest in the world.

But feeling inside and understanding a little bit more of this club, I always thought it's a big club, a massive club, one of the biggest in the world. But feeling inside

and understanding a little bit more of this club, I always thought it's a special club.

You don't need a lot of things to get attracted by Liverpool. Liverpool is Liverpool.

But obviously the atmosphere, the supporters to club to players, the chance for me to coach

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