Hyypia would like to manage LFC
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Yeah, Hyppia certainly has the right credentials, and an unflappable air that befits a manager. He's also a class act.
I'll go with that, but since we're going to win the league this year - Sami will have to wait.
Agree with everybody above. If the timing is right for the club and for Sami, this would be brilliant.
Eh ?! No Carra ?
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Hyppia the man is top top notch. A legend for us even.
How does Hyppia the manager fare and what does he do right?
Can anyone describe his ideology, preferred system etc.?
Cheers.
How does Hyppia the manager fare and what does he do right?
Can anyone describe his ideology, preferred system etc.?
Cheers.
It's early days yet, which is why I referred to the timing needing to be right, but he's made a heck of a good start at Leverkusen.
Those quotes are old, unless hes repeated himself recently, its obvious anyway managing us would be his dream job, il'd love to see it one day but not for a while yet.
Ross, did you just say something nice? !!!
The quotes are new (though content wise, repeated). It's from an interview with Carragher.
[article=http://www.teamtalk.com/news/2483/9044401/Bayer-Leverkusen-coach-Sami-Hyypia-would-like-to-manage-Liverpool]You can watch the whole of Sami Hyypia's interview with Jamie Carragher during the coverage of Bayer Leverkusen v Manchester United on Sky Sports 2HD from 6pm on Wednesday.[/article]
Maybe, or else I think poorly of everyone else and by default Sami is the man.
I have a strong preference for quiet professionals, and not much time for people who spend half their time blowing their own trumpet. (Or those people that get taken in by that bullshit)
Fair enough, he has said similar before, think it was before the other CL game against the mancs.
Yes, I would be with you on that. Unfortunately it seems the blowing is a part of the game. What quiet professionals have gone a long way? Del Bosque comes to mind, but he was not always so, I think.
I do detest the Special one particularly. Too much to say; let your results talk.
Did you see Mourinho yesterday, miming that his players were asleep? All the time most managers cover their mouths and do everything to hide what they think about their team. When his team under-performs, however, the vain little twat is out there finding the right camera to do the Marcel Marceau routine.
He's a child in comparison to the class and grace of managers like Ancellotti, and Del Bosque. He drags the game into the gutter for his own ends. Detest.
Well that certainly goes a long way towards explaining you affection for Lucas Levia
Whatever crazy shit he does, whether is publicly slagging his players, running down the touchline telling us to shush, telling his players they've fell asleep, or pumping his fists when they score, he seems to be an excellent man manager behind closed doors. He might be chatting shit and acting batshit crazy in public, but he's doing something right somewhere.
I should have included 'talented' as well
Rudi Voller has been doing well as Director of Sport at Leverkusen since joining in 2005 too.
Think its a good club and league for Hyypia to serve his apprenticeship in, before stepping into bigger roles (i.e. from Head Coach to Manager).
Think its a good club and league for Hyypia to serve his apprenticeship in, before stepping into bigger roles (i.e. from Head Coach to Manager).
With a bit of luck Sami will turn the Mancs over tonight and hammer another nail in Moyes' voodoo doll.
you mean like with Casillas? Or Ronaldo? or was it Marcello. He's definitely got his fans in the dressing room, but his style is such that they are with him when he's winning. That same style causes greater problems when the results go in another direction. A better manager can keep it all together, when the purple patch appears.
*opens arms*
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