Coach-Player Relationship Insights
Mister.
Hi.
First,
I want to ask you,
how are you?
I'm good, thank you.
You and not the boss. You-
I'm good
... as a human being.
I'm good. I'm good.
How are you? All good?
Good.
I will say it myself, 'cause you can't say it.
I think for me,
you're the best coach that I've seen in history.
That's me.
That's me. You don't have, you don't have to, to answer.
And I, I, I, I will say why. First and foremost,
because you improve players.
Mm.
And that's valuable for me.
And second of all,
you are creating positions that people down in history now
are going to form players to be able to play in those f- in those position.
Do you remember
what you did for me to wake me up 'cause I was
sleeping?
Mm. Kick your ass?
Yeah, that you did also.
But the DVD, Liverpool DVD. Do you remember?
You took me out of the training ground so it wasn't like a coach talking to a
player. It was two people that love the game, I guess.
And you told me you wanna see those eyes back.
And I told you, "If you wanna see those eyes
back, that I'm a son of you
know what when that happens." And you said to me,
"Let me deal with the son of you
know what when that happens."
Mm-hmm.
That's why for me, you're, you're the best
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