I want to give fans a team to be proud of - Iraola
Andoni Iraola wants to give Liverpool fans "a team that they can be proud of" and says he is ready for the responsibility of such a big job.
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"I want to give Liverpool fans 'a team they can be proud of' and that he is ready for the responsibility of such a high-profile job."
— Andoni Iraola , Executive
"I think football and especially Liverpool is about connecting - connecting with the people, connecting with our supporters."
— Andoni Iraola , Executive
"I'm ready for it. I understand this is a massive club."
— Andoni Iraola , Executive
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Andoni Iraola wants to give Liverpool fans "a team that they can be proud of" and says he is ready for the responsibility of such a big job.
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