Ange Postecoglou

It's the one biggest change I've noticed, even the two years I've been in it, that the physicality of teams now is just at a ridiculous level.

But yeah...

That is part of the process of, you know, why I said I'll always win things in my second year and why it's happened that way is the first year is always about trying to build that, you know, trying to bring in players who'll fit what I'm trying to do, trying to train the players up because the physical capacity you can actually train up, you know.

We went from, you know, Antonio's famous for having, like, two, two-and-a-half-hour tactical sessions where the guys are out there all the time at Tottenham.

And I've come in and we do 60, 70 minutes of high-intensity training.

Some of the guys struggled.

It was only natural.

But I had a pre-season where we could sort of work on that.

And even after that, you know, you could see that it was going to take a year.

I mean, Jürgen, when he first went into Liverpool...

I think the first year you had a lot of injuries and guys struggling with it.

Because the demands, but again, through training, I think the physical side is probably the easiest side to address because if you, the old adage of you're

And look, I mean, there's not much to talk about the Forrest thing because this program will last longer than my tenure.

But that was, the whole Forrest, that was on me, right?

That was, I think you said, beware of what you wish for.

That was a bad decision by me to go in there.

And I've got to take ownership.

There's no point in me blaming that I didn't get time or anything.

I should never have gone in there.

It was too soon after Tottenham.