Tout comme pour Benitez je crée un topic de notre nouveau coach. Afin de parler de lui et de ses nouvelles déclarations et performances.
En espérant un jour le placer dans les légendes du club (même s'il est un peu tôt pour parler de cela).
Voici quelques nouvelles réponses aux interviews durant la préparation du club:
"The transition has been very, very easy. It's a real special place, Liverpool, and I found that out very early on".
"I've spent a lot of time here so far just to try and get a feel for the city and everywhere. I move into a new home at the weekend so I haven't tried to waste any time in getting a base for myself.
"I found out very early on here at Liverpool, it's not just a football club, it's a way of life. That suits me fine because football is my life, my passion.
"Hopefully I can do the supporters proud, I'll fight for my life to ensure we can have success here and make a good start to this season."
"How football evolves, you just never know but what I do know is that the people here at the football club are a class act. The warmth and the hospitality that I've been given in the short time here has taken me back and is something that will always stay with me.
"I haven't been surprised by much. The club is a real institution and a privilege for me to be here and I embrace everything in order to help the club make strides going forward."
"This is a club that has real integrity and class in how they behave themselves, the players and the supporters," the manager commented.
"This is a club that over many years demonstrated that on and off the field. Their football vision over many years, the Liverpool way of playing, is something that has been renowned for many years.
"I know because of how I work, especially in Britain where maybe the game and game style is slightly different, there are very few clubs where I can go and bring this model and style of football which will actually suit the club.
"Look at Spain - the model of their play and work has shaped the history of the country. What I aim to do is play the Liverpool way, not the Barcelona way, Spain way or Swansea way."
He concluded: "It's over 20 years since this club won the Barclays Premier League so we hope that over the coming years we can look to get closer to changing that because this is a club that should be up there challenging. With everything with it, I believe that hopefully we can do that over the years to come."
En espérant un jour le placer dans les légendes du club (même s'il est un peu tôt pour parler de cela).
Voici quelques nouvelles réponses aux interviews durant la préparation du club:
"The transition has been very, very easy. It's a real special place, Liverpool, and I found that out very early on".
"I've spent a lot of time here so far just to try and get a feel for the city and everywhere. I move into a new home at the weekend so I haven't tried to waste any time in getting a base for myself.
"I found out very early on here at Liverpool, it's not just a football club, it's a way of life. That suits me fine because football is my life, my passion.
"Hopefully I can do the supporters proud, I'll fight for my life to ensure we can have success here and make a good start to this season."
"How football evolves, you just never know but what I do know is that the people here at the football club are a class act. The warmth and the hospitality that I've been given in the short time here has taken me back and is something that will always stay with me.
"I haven't been surprised by much. The club is a real institution and a privilege for me to be here and I embrace everything in order to help the club make strides going forward."
"This is a club that has real integrity and class in how they behave themselves, the players and the supporters," the manager commented.
"This is a club that over many years demonstrated that on and off the field. Their football vision over many years, the Liverpool way of playing, is something that has been renowned for many years.
"I know because of how I work, especially in Britain where maybe the game and game style is slightly different, there are very few clubs where I can go and bring this model and style of football which will actually suit the club.
"Look at Spain - the model of their play and work has shaped the history of the country. What I aim to do is play the Liverpool way, not the Barcelona way, Spain way or Swansea way."
He concluded: "It's over 20 years since this club won the Barclays Premier League so we hope that over the coming years we can look to get closer to changing that because this is a club that should be up there challenging. With everything with it, I believe that hopefully we can do that over the years to come."
