We’ll probably see this season out with Heitinga.
He’ll be in the unique category of being a former Everton player who won everything as a coach with Liverpool.
Was listening to a pod the other week that discussed the impact of Heitinga on the players/club in so far as he’s built great relationships with Slot and the players, and formed an important cog within the coaching department.
Echo others’ view in that I hope he is entirely focussed on Liverpool, and if he decided he wants to move on after this season, so be it. Would not be happy if he left midway.
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Someone found this post today… the comments 
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Yeah I don’t think that provides the clarity they think it does.
Spearman was promoted into Graham’s role and this is a hire to back fill Spearman’s old position, right?
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Maybe they are working on a de-ageing machine for Salah and van Dijk
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I’ll volunteer 
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Sipke:
“I’m normally quite down-to-earth. I work at a top club. But at that moment, in front of that crowd, I realised that we had achieved something very special. I’m glad we still have a few matches to play. So we can still enjoy this championship for three weeks. And then the highlight is yet to come. I’ve already looked at a few images on the internet after the Champions League win in 2019. I heard from people who were there that this will be a huge spectacle.”
“(The best moment of the day) Maybe was a few minutes after the final whistle. It is incomparable. After the match, when we were on the pitch, I thought of my family. Of my family in the stands. Of my sister, who unfortunately could not be there. And of my parents, who have followed my coaching career from A to Z. It is fantastic that they are also allowed to experience this. When you see that pure joy in everyone, both around and in the stadium. Then you get a little emotional yourself. This title feels like a dream.”
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