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      Sami Hyypiä Retires From Football

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      Brian78
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      Re: Sami Hyypiä Retires From Football
      Reply #115: Apr 06, 2012 07:58:12 pm
      Best wishes Sami such a servant to tis club
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      Reply #116: Apr 06, 2012 08:35:19 pm
      Sami was a class act!  As rare of a talent as he was, it is even more rare that you will find a more respectable person than Sami!  Absolute legend who always led by example both on and off the pitch!!! 

      YNWA Sami
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      Reply #117: Apr 06, 2012 08:36:57 pm
      Good luck Sami, wish we could find you a position here.
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      Re: Sami Hyypiä Retires From Football
      Reply #118: Apr 08, 2012 03:36:08 pm
      Leverkusen play on ESPN at 4.15 if anyone's interested
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      Reply #119: Apr 28, 2012 08:48:16 pm
      Read today on a Dutch site that although he's doing well as a manager, he's considering quitting after this season.  He apparently said: I'm not convinced this is something for me. I've been living with the pressure for 15 years, and don't know if I still want this. I have doubts whether this is the right direction for me.

      We should offer him a job less in the spotlight as a youth coach or assistant. :)
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      Reply #120: Apr 29, 2012 11:56:00 pm
      Good shout I would bring him back to the club in some capacity.

      I know Clarke is a defensive expert but not so sure what Keane offers..maybe Sami would be more useful in that coaching role.
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      Reply #121: Apr 29, 2012 11:58:14 pm
      Good shout I would bring him back to the club in some capacity.

      I know Clarke is a defensive expert but not so sure what Keane offers..maybe Sami would be more useful in that coaching role.

      Would also like him here but I think he'd be a defensive coach too.
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      Reply #122: May 01, 2012 03:21:49 pm
      Would love to have him back at the club, im sure he'l return to us one day.
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      Reply #123: May 01, 2012 06:59:21 pm
      Kevin Keen has a growing reputation as a coach and was tipped for a few lower league management jobs before coming to us. I'd like to give him time to develop as I'd love us to start building a new boot room with some of our excellent coaches (especially Segura). I would include Sami in that though - he's got a red pedigree. Start him off with our youth as a defensive coach to groom new "Samis".
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      Reply #124: May 01, 2012 07:34:07 pm
      Can't see Keen leaving the club. Kenny can't speak higher of him.
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      Reply #125: May 07, 2012 02:01:05 pm
      A true legend, and would love to see him take a coaching role here at the club. A top lad is our Sami!
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      Reply #126: May 15, 2012 10:44:39 am
      Head coach Sascha Lewandowski and team manager Sami Hyypiä will be in charge of the Bayer 04 first team squad next season. The 40-year-old Lewandowski and 38-year-old Hyypiä both signed three-year contracts to 30 June 2015 following their successful work together in the last Bundesliga campaign.

      The duo succeeded in getting Bayer 04 back on track in the closing stages of the season, collecting 14 from a possible 18 points in the final six games, which ensured direct qualification for the group stage of the Europa League next term.

      Holzhäuser: “Refreshing combination”

      Bayer 04 managing director Wolfgang Holzhäuser declared his pleasure at the deal was not solely for that reason: “Sascha Lewandowski and Sami Hyypiä demonstrated in the last six games their ability to lead the team with a mix of expertise, charisma, hard work and composure. This refreshing combination has made us optimistic about moving forward. We want to work with the Lewandowski/Hyypiä duo over the next few years to further secure our position in the top third of the Bundesliga and qualify for European football.”

      Sporting director Rudi Völler was also pleased with the new direction of the Werkself: “Sascha Lewandowski has already made a name for himself as an ambitious, forward-looking coach at youth level. He’s produced top level work for Bayer 04 over a number of seasons and has now shown what he’s capable of with the first team. Sami Hyypiä played at the highest level of European football for ten years and he made a great impression in his last two years at Leverkusen. It looks like he was born to manage a team and I’m sure he’ll work well in his new role with Sascha to make progress with Bayer 04.”

      The experience at the end of last term made up Sascha Lewandowski’s mind to take the decision to carry on with the first team: “Sami and I took over at a difficult period for the club and we quickly got on very well together. We were also motivated by the commitment, desire and position of the team. All our work together was confident and successful and I’m looking forward to build on that.”

      Hyypiä: “Great mark of confidence”

      The outstanding team work over recent weeks was a crucial factor for Sami Hyypiä: “Although we didn’t know each other before and we didn’t have much time to put a plan together, the last few weeks have been a success for Sascha, the club and me. Bayer 04’s decision to give us the chance to carry on is a great mark of confidence. We’re convinced we can work with this team and our support staff to keep performing well in domestic and European competitions.”
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      Re: Sami Hyypiä Retires From Football
      Reply #127: May 15, 2012 10:51:08 am
      Sami belongs at LFC in some capacity, the man enshrines everything good about the club.
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      Re: Sami Hyypiä Retires From Football
      Reply #128: May 15, 2012 10:52:21 am
      Sami belongs at LFC in some capacity, the man enshrines everything good about the club.

      Manager? :P
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      Reply #129: May 15, 2012 11:32:55 am
      Surprising this. He said recently he had doubts if he still wanted the job, didn't like the pressure anymore after all those years.
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      Re: Sami Hyypiä Retires From Football
      Reply #131: Aug 12, 2012 05:41:00 pm
      Best LFC defender I've seen in my lifetime so far.
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      Re: Sami Hyypiä Retires From Football
      Reply #132: Mar 23, 2013 02:09:53 pm
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      Reply #133: Mar 23, 2013 03:51:21 pm
      Who is that next to Hyppia in the first picture? Henchoz or Meijer?

      Either way, a huge difference in quality
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      Re: Sami Hyypiä Retires From Football
      Reply #134: Mar 23, 2013 03:52:58 pm
      Who is that next to Hyppia in the first picture? Henchoz or Meijer?

      Either way, a huge difference in quality

      Henchoz I believe
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      Re: Sami Hyypiä Retires From Football
      Reply #135: Mar 23, 2013 04:04:23 pm
      Sami and Carra as defensive coaches next season please.
      Sami is one of my all time favourites, and one of the easiest choices of my all time team.
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      Re: Sami Hyypiä Retires From Football
      Reply #136: Mar 23, 2013 07:36:50 pm
      Sami and Carra as defensive coaches next season please.

      Don't think Sami will ever be a defensive coach, wants to make his way as a manager.

      Would love to see him in charge of us in the future.
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      Re: Sami Hyypiä Retires From Football
      Reply #137: Mar 23, 2013 08:57:38 pm
      Who is that next to Hyppia in the first picture? Henchoz or Meijer?

      Either way, a huge difference in quality

      Henchoz.

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