I wanted to get, you've alluded to this a couple of times, and you also did in your most recent post about Jabby and Indeed and Dony.

You suggested to the fact, and this is one of the bug bears I had with the former manager.

I'm not here to talk down about him because why would I?

But it was immersing yourself in the entirety of the project, in the entirety of the football club, having your fingerprints across everything.

I've spoken to a few people from Bournemouth.

I've spoken to a few of teammates who used to play

under Andoni Areola as well.

And the sense I'm getting is that he does that.

He is a part of the entirety of the organisation.

He wants to be involved.

He wants to be a part of the bigger pitcher, if you like.

Is that the impression you get as well? wants to be involved, he wants to be a part of the bigger pitcher, if you like.

Is that the impression you get as well?

Yes.

Is that the best way to be a manager?

I think it's the best way personally to enjoy the job.

But Arndeslaw didn't have a lot of immersion and won the league.

So, you know, I understand now a positive picture has been created that has to do with anything that Arnestlo didn't do. And I think that'll be a little bit ingenious to believe that just because he fits

culturally or just because he's going to go and understand what Liverpool is about, is going to

give him a bigger winning percentage. But I think personally, he's the kind of guy that would

want to do that because being knowing the context not only helps you

take decisions and I'm convinced that that's the case but but also it's just it just makes you

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