Gary Breen

And we've seen examples of it

with Dutch coaches coming into the Premier League, Van Gaal, those type of guys, really struggle.

They want to play that football.

It doesn't work in the Premier League.

It just doesn't.

Frank de Boer coming into Crystal Palace, even at the bottom end of the table.

It's only really Gus Hinder, Chelsea, maybe Martin Yoel who have done well.

It just doesn't seem like it's a style that marries well to the Premier League.

And then with that, you're watching it and you're thinking, what are you trying to do here?

Are you trying to go to that Eredivisie style, slow?

I said, they're just not going to accept that at Anfield.

They just won't.

And the reality is now, no, they won't.

And when you set your manager, invariably the next one that comes in is going to be so different because that's why you've made the change.

That's why I think that it makes sense for me, Iriola.

I mean, I think...

He would be such an exciting appointment.

I know there's reservations in terms of what he's doing at Bournemouth.

Can he do it with a European week as well in terms of the workload of the players, how intense their play is?

But he had a side that was brilliant last year and then the whole back four got taken by elite level clubs.