Exclusive: Danny Murphy ‘really impressed’ with one thing Iraola has already done at Liverpool

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There’s a way that he’s played in his managerial career that Liverpool have been crying out for this season with the bravery, the high intensity, the energy.“The way he’s conducted himself in the press throughout his time in the Premier League has been pretty good. He’s had the odd little rant after a bad decision but all managers do that.Image via Liverpool FC on YouTube“He seems to be very appreciative of the role he’s been given.

I was really impressed with his interview for Liverpool’s media. I think that’s a great start and he improves players.“What he did at Bournemouth, not just the collective, but individually a lot of those players have really improved.

Add us as a preferred source on Google to your favourites list for news you can trustIraola is already tapping into the power of the Liverpool fan baseHead coaches and managers will be judged primarily on results, but with Liverpool not playing competitively for another two-and-a-half months, Iraola has seized his opportunity to secure a quick win with a few well-chosen words upon his appointment at Anfield.He’s already tapped into how the power of the fans can be harnessed at the Reds’ stadium and seeking to make an immediate emotional connection with supporters who thrive off that quality, whilst making it clear that he intends to foster a positive culture every day at the AXA Training Centre.His public commitment to enhancing the development of young players is also sure to resonate with Kopites who take great pride in seeing talented academy products go on to become first-team stalwarts, and the Spaniard could be the perfect coach to give Rio Ngumoha the scope to become even better than he already is.Winning is what matters most at Liverpool, but we also want the most front-facing figure at the club to represent LFC in the best way possible. From what we’ve seen of Iraola at Bournemouth and over the past few days, we can expect him to be a wonderful ambassador for this footballing institution.He’s got the fans onside straight away – let’s hope the positive feeling accelerates with wins on the pitch once the new season gets underway!