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Published 13:43 27 Jul 2022 BST
Updated 13:44 27 Jul 2022 BST
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During his time in Scotland, the Liverpool legend delivered a 55th Scottish league title and went the whole league season unbeaten.
The 42-year-old has impressed many people since taking the reins at Villa Park, and fans have seemingly been provided with an insight into his disciplined approach after the club's fine list was leaked online.
A picture of a sheet of paper with several rules - and the subsequent price if they are not met - has been doing the rounds on social media, and it really is brutal.
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Turning up late for practice is a £500 fine, while being late onto the training pitch, for a team meeting or the coach to an away game is a staggering £200 per minute.
Should a player be late for a meeting, walk or coach on a matchday, they will be it with a massive £1000 fine, while lateness for commercial appearance will set back an offending player £250.
Being booked for dissent is an additional £200 fine and the last punishment, which is likely to be a unique one, is that "the worst player in small-sided games" has to wear a jumper to let everyone know they were below par.

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