Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson has voiced his disappointment with the team's current record of three draws in four league games this season, despite the club's unbeaten start under new head coach Andoni Iraola. While the team has not lost any matches, Alisson argues that draws are not a cause for celebration, emphasizing that the squad must aim for more significant achievements. Iraola, who previously coached Bournemouth, is now facing his former club for the first time since leaving them last season. He admits that playing against a team familiar with his tactics is a challenge, though he claims to understand Bournemouth's strengths and weaknesses well. Iraola’s time at Bournemouth was notable for its high number of draws, with his team recording 18 draws in the Premier League last season—a league record. While Mark Hughes also achieved 18 draws, Iraola is the first to do so in a consecutive sequence. At Liverpool, the season is still too early to draw conclusions, but Iraola is actively seeking balance in the team, with frequent changes in the full-back and central midfield positions. These adjustments are part of his effort to find the right formula for success. The three draws in four league games have allowed rivals like Arsenal and Manchester City to take a six-point lead over Liverpool, putting pressure on the team. Fans at Anfield have not yet shown the same level of patience they did last season, when the club faced similar struggles. Iraola described the recent draw against Fulham as a setback, especially after positive results against Ipswich and Atlético Madrid. However, a younger, more energetic Liverpool team showed promise with a Carabao Cup victory over Tottenham, where academy players seemed to adapt more quickly to Iraola’s methods compared to some of the club’s more expensive signings. Iraola maintains that his expectations for players are consistent, regardless of their price tag. He acknowledges that he must tailor his approach to the strengths and limitations of each player, as not everyone can perform at the same intensity or level. He noted that some players, like Lewis Koumas, are giving their maximum effort but need further development in other areas. Iraola’s focus remains on building a cohesive team that can achieve the high standards expected at Liverpool.