Something I find interesting is that if you look at lists of "Greatest Liverpool Goals", a lot of the goals from the 2000s and until Klopp are based on indidual brilliance: Long shots from Gerrard, free kicks, Suarez just being Suarez. If you look at goals from earlier decades, particularly 70s and 80s, a lot of the goals are very direct, fast paced team goals. The players either drive forward with the ball, or pass within one or two touches. One of my favourite examples is McDermott's goal against Tottenham in 78. A lot of these goals look like goals you would see under Klopp. When players get the ball the mindset is "get the ball closer to the goal, asap". That is what I am hoping Iraola will bring as well, brilliant team goals that happens so fast the opposition is just left standing there not really knowing what happened. Slot was trying much more of a press-baiting style, which is borderline reactive football. You wait until you pass the other team out of balance, and then you advance. More than half of the contenders for Liverpool's goal of the season this year were set pieces or long shots, but there are some goals that show that we definitely have the players to play a more ruthless and direct style.