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00:00Good afternoon. Can we just start with the injuries to Dominic Zoboslai and Jeremy Frimpong?
00:06Very unfortunate. Do you feel they were brought back too soon?
00:11I think there are different circumstances. Jeremy Frimpong is obviously a new muscle injury.
00:20And it happened, I think, in the second-third minute that he was playing, difficult to predict.
00:26And we will have to wait until he recovers. But it's going to be difficult, I think, before the break.
00:33We will try. But it's going to be difficult to have him.
00:36Dominic Zoboslai is different. He's not a new injury. I think he's in the same place he was probably past
00:41week.
00:41He hasn't worsened the injury. But probably we have to be a little bit more patient until he recovers fully.
00:51But it's not like something like now where he has to wait a lot of time to come back.
00:56He's more or less in the same situation he was past week.
01:00But we need more patience with him.
01:03But I appreciate the effort he did the other day.
01:08To be available, to want to contribute in a very difficult game that, you know, is going to be very
01:13physical.
01:14One of the most physical teams, Brentford.
01:17And to put himself in front and want to play speaks very well about him, yes.
01:23And just a word on Forian Wurtz as well.
01:27There's been so much attention on him.
01:29But he became the first player to create nine or more chances from open play in a Premier League game
01:34for over five years.
01:36The last one was Sadio Mane.
01:38It sounds a stupid thing to say.
01:40But are we getting the best from him, given the fact that he's creating so many of those chances and
01:45not finishing them?
01:46He's coming from two very good games, you know.
01:49He played really well in Lascaux way.
01:52The other day also, I think he helped a lot the team in possession, out of possession.
01:58And I hope we can keep him there, you know.
02:02You ask me basically every day about him.
02:04We analyze and over-scrutinize everything.
02:08But he does well also, it's fair to say.
02:11Tomorrow is the first of four successive home games in three different competitions.
02:17I know you haven't won at Anfield in the Premier League yet.
02:20Are you feeling there's a bit more pressure at home than there is away?
02:24No, it's true that we've had better results away than at home.
02:28But it's just the beginning.
02:29We had also very good games.
02:31Atletico Madrid was a very good game.
02:32Spurs at home was a very good game.
02:37Today we are playing different competitions.
02:40It's the Champions League again.
02:41I prefer always, if you ask me, I prefer to play at home.
02:43I prefer 100% to play at home.
02:47But it's true that the demand of the games, each one is different.
02:50And we take it one by one.
02:52Now for me it's Villarreal.
02:53That's it.
02:54It finishes there.
02:55Villarreal everything.
02:56Prepare, focus on that one.
02:58It's going to be really demanding tomorrow.
03:00I know them very well.
03:02And we need to do like a game we did against Atletico Madrid, for example, here.
03:07If we want to win them.
03:09A lot of games coming up in a short space of time now, but you've made a good start in
03:14this competition.
03:15So what's that balance like between wanting to maybe rotate maybe now or going as strong as you can and
03:23getting the results so that you can do it later on in the competition?
03:27I'm thinking on putting the best start in 11 I can against Villarreal.
03:32But maybe it's not the one you are thinking because some players are not fresh enough.
03:38You know, and probably it's better someone who's more fresh to start.
03:44But I'm analyzing the game how can we put a good start in 11 I can also think in the
03:49second half.
03:50How can we affect with the changes?
03:54And we know that we have a very busy schedule until the next international break.
04:00But we have to take the games one by one because it changes.
04:04You cannot plan too much because we recover now Ryan Gravenberg, but we are going to lose Dom and Frimpone.
04:09And the next game is going to be different and we go one by one and try to focus on
04:16how the players recover from the other day.
04:18It was, I think, probably the most demanding game in terms of running the stats that we played against Brentford
04:25because they demand this.
04:27So it's important that everyone that starts tomorrow feels ready to go and feels 100%.
04:35And I know you will know Villarreal very well from La Liga and you know their coach very well because
04:41you worked together previously.
04:43So what kind of a game are you expecting?
04:45Yeah, for me it's a special game.
04:48Because in you always...
04:54As soon as he retired, I was quick enough to grab him to help me as an assistant and we've
05:06been through a lot of things together.
05:09So also it's a privilege for me to face him in a Champions League game.
05:14He knows me very well.
05:16He knows everything.
05:19But also it's a team that I follow.
05:23I know the players and it's going to be, yes, a little bit strange, but in a good way.
05:29Thank you, Mr. Charlie.
05:34Hi, Andoni.
05:35On the subject of Inigo Perez, how much contact have you been with him when the draw was made?
05:42Are you messaging each other?
05:44Have you spoken to each other recently?
05:46It's the things that happen.
05:47It's not good for the relationships when these things happen.
05:50Because I talk to him a lot.
05:53But when you know you are going to face each other, you stop talking.
05:56You stop, sorry.
05:57You stop talking.
05:58Because you kind of leave the distance.
06:00You don't want to...
06:01So lately is probably the moment where we've talked less.
06:05We normally call time to time to talk about La Liga, about the Premier League, about football, about other stuff,
06:14about our families.
06:16But now, when the game gets closer, we haven't been in touch, honestly.
06:21And you wanted to bring him to England, didn't you, with Bournemouth?
06:25I mean, can you sort of talk about that?
06:27How big a blow was it?
06:29And did that actually sort of him not getting the work permit helped him to get where he is today,
06:33in a way?
06:35Yes, I think so.
06:36We tried to take him to England.
06:40He was here, but he couldn't work.
06:42He didn't receive the work permit.
06:44We tried to do everything to convince.
06:46I think there is a panel who decides, you know, if you are good enough.
06:49They consider he was not good enough to be an assistant coach.
06:54I complained in that moment because I was coming with just two guys, Pablo and Inigo.
07:00But it has worked really well for him also.
07:02Because he could take Rayo Baicano.
07:06He's done very well.
07:07Now he's coaching in the Champions League with Villarreal.
07:10And I'm so, so happy for him, yes.
07:12Andy Hunter?
07:16Just on the same subject, Andoni, how did you manage that time?
07:20Because I think he was coming over with his family as well in Bournemouth.
07:24And obviously you're just starting in the Premier League for the first time.
07:27So how tough was it for all of you, especially when his family, you know, he has to uproot and
07:32go back?
07:33Well, it was very difficult because everything was very provisional.
07:37You know, it's like he wanted to work here for us in Bournemouth.
07:41But, you know, until you don't have the work permit, you cannot do anything.
07:47You cannot put the kids in school.
07:51You cannot...
07:52And there was a moment where we realized, okay, it's not going to be possible.
07:56We were waiting because there is a process that takes some time when a panel analyzes if you are, like,
08:03good enough or you are worth a visa.
08:07But once they told us that it looked very difficult and he was denied, luckily for all, I think, because
08:15it was an uncomfortable situation,
08:17he could go and manage Rayo Aikano, yes.
08:21But also, for me, I think it was a place where I could work with Tommy, with Sean.
08:31They probably assumed more responsibility, you know.
08:34And I honestly had the chance to choose someone else coming from Spain and to be my assistant.
08:41But I consider, you know, Tommy and Sean, they were doing a great job.
08:44And I think he's really happy, also, with them.
08:49Bruce Steele in front.
08:52Hi, Donny.
08:53Just about Victor Munoz scored a great goal the other day.
08:56You were quite influential in bringing him here.
08:58Can you just tell us about that and what it was about him that stood out?
09:02Obviously, you watched a lot of him in La Liga.
09:04Yes, obviously, Victor is a player that we know very well.
09:10I also have a great relationship with Alessio Litschi, that he was his manager past season and he speaks also
09:19very well.
09:20Now, once you have a player, you really understand, you know, what he gives to the group.
09:25Attitude-wise, I think he's ready to help in whatever position we need him.
09:31He's playing right, left.
09:33The other day he played right-back.
09:35I think he's a player with hunger.
09:39He hasn't, like, played professionally in a big club like Liverpool,
09:44but he has been in the Academy of Barcelona, has been in the Academy of Real Madrid,
09:48has trained with those teams.
09:51He knows what is required, the level that is required in those teams.
09:56And also with the national team, he's had an experience.
09:58So, he's a player that is adapting really well, yes.
10:08Hi, Andoni.
10:08You've spoken about the difficulty of this current schedule of four games in ten days,
10:12but there's been lots of adversity in that as well.
10:15Obviously, the strange situation against Manchester City,
10:18the losing Dom and then losing Jeremy at the game.
10:21How much have you learned about your squad over the course of these last few games?
10:25I think you learn going through those difficulties,
10:29until you are not under the pressure of having to, I don't know,
10:36try victory in a position where he's never played,
10:39or go against a result, or play with ten players.
10:43And this gives us knowledge about each other.
10:47When you are in a half-time, in a difficult situation,
10:51you have to adapt to an injury.
10:53The other day, Trenioni has to come up without warming up, straight away.
10:57You have to, in a rush there, and the same for victory.
11:01You have to adapt.
11:03Those situations where no one expects and you have to react,
11:06I think shows character of the players.
11:09Also, we've been, unfortunately for us, in losing positions,
11:15sometimes in the Premier League especially,
11:17and we've been able to take a result from there.
11:24So, I think we need more, definitely, of these experiences.
11:28And I hope we don't have, like, difficult.
11:29I hope everything, we score quickly and we can win the games.
11:32But normally, it doesn't happen always like this.
11:34Paul Zürich.
11:36Trenioni, it's ten matches now for you as Liverpool manager.
11:39What have you liked and what have you not liked about those games so far?
11:45Yeah, I don't even have time to think about these things.
11:49Ten matches, you tell me, and it's already ten matches, you know.
11:52It's like, it has been a little bit of everything,
11:57but this doesn't stop.
11:59We don't have time even to reflect on a lot of things.
12:02I've been just as soon as we finished against Brentford.
12:05I was coming back in the bus with the Real Report,
12:07and as soon as we finish tomorrow, I will go with Bright.
12:10So, now it's almost learning through the process,
12:15adapting to these circumstances that all the teams will have.
12:17It's not just us, because Villarreal also have played in the weekend,
12:20and they have to travel, and they have to...
12:22But, obviously, trying to learn every day.
12:27You have to learn every day and improve, especially improve.
12:31There was a video yesterday, your final league game for Athletic against Villarreal,
12:38and the goal that you scored.
12:39Lovely goal, eh?
12:40It's a good goal, yeah?
12:43Can you describe, what do you remember about the goal?
12:46Yeah, yeah, no, lovely goal, good goal.
12:48Yeah, last game, last game in San Mames, for me, very special.
12:54I think I had one of the best last days of the...
12:59that you can ask for.
13:01We qualified for Europe in that game.
13:03I think it was also the game before the Copa del Rey final,
13:06that it was my last match.
13:09And we scored, we won 4-0, everyone was happy.
13:12But it has been a long time, a lot of times, a lot of years ago.
13:17But I remember very well that day, yes.
13:20Just picking up on that, how different does 10 games as Liverpool manager feel
13:27to 10 games as Bournemouth manager?
13:30I think the results were very difficult.
13:35It was very difficult to start in Bournemouth, as you remember, but from then I think we had
13:42a really good run of games, you know, and I hope, you know, here also, we can continue, you know,
13:49after the 10 games, you know, in a good place.
13:54Andoni, just on Ronald Araujo, probably one of the more unlikely signings in the summer,
13:58but how sort of happy are you with the way he settled in and also relieved because he's
14:03probably solved a situation at right back for now?
14:08I think Ronald was here, for sure, you know, he has answered some of those questions.
14:14Ronald was those kind of situations that probably before the market are not there,
14:19and while the market is going, situations that appear, we analyzed, we talked to the player,
14:27and since the first conversation I had with him, I think it was quite encouraging from my side,
14:34because you see a hungry player, experienced player, has played in a top club, willing to show his level.
14:43I asked him straight away also, because I was considering also these situations,
14:47maybe sometimes we will need you playing as a right back or playing, he was ready for everything,
14:53whatever you need, whatever, and he has proven that he's ready to help the team.
15:02The more he plays, the more he also speaks the language, the more he learns from his teammates,
15:09also the more we will benefit from his experience, but everything has been quite positive with him.
15:17Hold on, yeah, thank you.
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