Jurgen Klopp has explained how he has tried to instil a sense of togetherness amongst all of Liverpool's employees.
After a hugely successful period as manager of Borussia Dortmund, Klopp has become a fan favourite since joining the Merseyside club in 2015.
And the German has told the Liverpool Echo what he did once he first arrived at Melwood.
"When we came in, one of the first things I did in the first meeting with the full squad, I brought in all the people at Melwood and let them walk through the press room, our meeting room," he said.
"There were 80 people, so it took a while. And then I asked the boys: 'do you know the names of all of them?' They are all working here for us, we have the perfect circumstances."
He added: "These rooms (in Melwood) are usually not for public. Part of the deal in football is 'wow, what happens behind the doors?' and stuff like this.
"In England it's much easier, in Germany you are allowed to come to open training sessions constantly and you can see everything. Here, people think a lot about 'what are they doing?' and they see their big cars.
"I can tell you – in the big car, there is a completely normal guy.
"In this building there are 99.9% completely normal guys, they cannot take the smile off their face because of the situation they are in, but they have pressure like hell."