Dan Morgan

Just as we finished talking about what we're going to do today, Romano decides to blow all of the water with a here we go on the new manager.

It looks like it's going to be a viola.

I'll be honest with you, I'm excited, John.

I feel really excited since I've seen that.

I've known for a few days that he's the number one target, and I've spent hours on YouTube watching mic'd up Bournemouth sessions and all sorts, and I'm starting to get really excited by it, but there's obviously...

The element in the room is he's not won something before, and that was the one concern that I've got.

To be a Liverpool manager and not have the experience to win the trophy, it's unusual that one comes in and flies with it.

But this does feel a little bit different.

He's so highly rated, he speaks so well, and it's the football that we're all dying to see.

It's the football that we've all been looking for all season.

We're going to attack teams again, we're going to put teams to bed by half-time and hopefully win some titles.

It's so interesting what he said about him.

Really interesting, especially the club thing and the style of play.

Because I've seen a clip, it was at a Masterclass in Mariola, he talks about the Spain side of 2008 and 9.

And it was a couple of hours later, I've seen him talk about the fact, you know, he likes the German style of football, he likes pressing high up the pitch.

It's interesting when he said the first thing he tells his players is to look at the goal when he gets the ball.

It's like, we're in for a ride.

I think what's key for me is, you look back at Jürgen, and we're obviously going to have to use him as an example because of the success.

When Jürgen came in, 100% the fan base was on the same side.

All wanted the same manager, all thought we were going in the right direction and if something special happens,