Another thing you looked at in quite a lot of detail is the use of younger players and sort of the average age of the squads and that's something that Schlott right now he's doing very successfully and has done during his entire coaching career feels like he feels like he's feels like he often developed players and got the best out of youngsters which as we know Liverpool squads by and large now is very young

we've seen Javel Conter as you mentioned Connor Bradley you're Jade and Dan

Stephen Bachett less so this year but we've seen a lot of youngsters come through

and they succeed under clop and that feels like something slot could also continue.

Yeah, I mean a fire node, there's obviously an element and I think I've mentioned it in the article of that he's kind of had to give

youngsters the yards because phone odds are unashamedly a selling club, you know, they're not they're not as as big as PSV and Iax or not as rich as them so they can't they don't have the same

turnover of players either they hadn't done in the past that was a bit one of the big things

that slot actually sort of brought in was that Foyonord, their main issue was there, they had a very good academy,

but they didn't really develop players obviously not so that hardly anyone does to the same extent

that IACs do, but even PSV were having more joy with their academy bringing players to and then selling

them on for big money.

Fine old weren't making that much money from theirs.

So Schlock came in and yeah, initially with his first squad he lost a lot of players at the end of his first summer and the club couldn't necessarily just go out and buy a load more because they needed the money they were raising from those players.

And yeah, Schlott didn't mind giving them opportunities, giving them plenty of minutes and developing them.

And then all of a sudden they started selling these players for much, much more money.

And that sort of enabled them to be able to go on and buy better players.

And it's still the case there, I think their highest fee ever paid is 8 million euros for I think was David Hanco.

So yeah, that's what we're dealing with in terms of the resources he had available to him.

So that's why he went, it's mostly used young players.

But it shows that he's not afraid to, like obviously if he's,

as this year again partially out of necessity because of injuries,

but yeah, hasn't been afraid to turn to the academy when

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