Iraola's approach to training was intense, with no days off during the week. Players would train on Sundays after playing on Saturdays, and those in the starting lineup would participate in the first part of the session.
Semenyo described the feeling of exhaustion after training, particularly when playing against strong opponents like Manchester City and Arsenal. However, he noted that the team's preparation and strategy helped them adapt and achieve success.
The Bournemouth players would often engage in man-to-man defense, which some might find challenging. Despite initial doubts, Semenyo believes that the team's approach paid off, as evidenced by their recent win against Arsenal.
Some fans have expressed criticism of Liverpool's training sessions this season, citing a lack of intensity and urgency. If appointed, Iraola could potentially address these concerns, but he is also being considered by other clubs, including Crystal Palace, AC Milan, and Bayer Leverkusen.
