Mo Sala then, let's delve into that if we can, Spencer. I did ask you in our first conversation if you've done something of a similar ilk regarding most Sala and the possible successor for him is a conversation, it's a thought process that probably will be happening behind the scenes of Liverpool with all the data analytics that's going on there, which is you choose, Michael Edna's Julian Ward,

back in situ of course. How did this search go, I guess? and in the same way asked about the

the DM and what you were looking for in that sort of essence what we're looking

for to place most Allah? Yeah so I looked at and this is one of the changes that I instituted for this that I would have done

the first time around with the DM.

I looked at the player that'd be leaving so for the DM it was on entire for this obviously, Sala.

I looked at what Liverpool frontline

and were they attacking midfielder, Sarbee Elliot

types in the team, what they also lack.

And then as well, I looked at the profiles of the players that were at

fine word last year especially on the right wing for slot. The characteristics

that were pervasive across it was mostly between Sala and between the forwards that that slot had.

Overall chance creation both quality and quantity they're really involved around the

box they're creating chances.

Sala scores goals as well, but his wingers

weren't really necessarily asked to do that.

Surprisingly, progressive passing was something.

So maybe that's coming deeper to pick up the ball,

being more involved in the buildup than more of like a winger

midfielder than more of a forward type of a thing.

That was a big thing that his midfielders did a lot.

Crossing was a big one. They play a lot of crosses or very accurate crossers. That was more of a

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