Sammy Lee

[skowser]

How much of our positive mentality and success so far this season can be traced back to Sammy Lee? We know how the team nosedived after Paco left...do you think Sammy's addition has had the opposite, positive effect? I think he might have a large part to do with it. Thoughts...

[-V-]

Sammy is always bouncing around and really lively. He keeps the players on their toes and im sure he has had a big impact in the dressing room. It was needed because obviously the likes of Rafa and Pellegrino have more quiet reserved characteristics.

[focusedonfootball]

Love the guy. A Spanish speaking scouser who played the game like a Jack Russsell after a rat. Seems to have injected some of that old school passion, patience and belief that was sometimes missing. Shame he never made it on his own as a manager. Our luck he didn’t.

[Neil Young]

Sammy is always bouncing around and really lively. He keeps the players on their toes and im sure he has had a big impact in the dressing room. It was needed because obviously the likes of Rafa and Pellegrino have more quiet reserved characteristics.

Presumably because he's shaped like a ball.

[pondus]

Presumably because he's shaped like a ball.

Think we really needed this type of persons person in the management, he'll get a lot of credit when we win the title.

[BigChief]

Presumably because he's shaped like a ball.

That could explain why all our players are turning fat!

[Fivex]

That could explain why all our players are turning fat!

What is it they say? You become a product of your environment

[Neil Young]

That could explain why all our players are turning fat!

Brilliant.

What is it they say? You become a product of your environment

True.

[EST_1892]

Sammy and the return of the boot room. Who knows? Good vibes all around at the moment though.

[lackyboy]

I think he has made a great impact this season and long may it continue.

[scully]

Love the guy. A Spanish speaking scouser who played the game like a Jack Russsell after a rat. Seems to have injected some of that old school passion, patience and belief that was sometimes missing. Shame he never made it on his own as a manager. Our luck he didn’t.

You make it sound like that was his one and only chance. Sammy's days as a manager are still to come - trying to manage ****ing Bolton, whom Allardyce had made incapable of playing anything other than ugly, one-dimensional, cheating football, was the wrong thing for him, he belongs with us and is a strong candidate for future Reds manager.

[Nicey]

You make it sound like that was his one and only chance. Sammy's days as a manager are still to come - trying to manage ****ing Bolton, whom Allardyce had made incapable of playing anything other than ugly, one-dimensional, cheating football, was the wrong thing for him, he belongs with us and is a strong candidate for future Reds manager.

Cant see that happening ... those days are long long gone, a different game, a different era. Cant see someone with Sammys experience been given a worldclass managers job like that of Manager of Liverpool FC. Thats not to say he would not make a decent manager.

All that to one side, he most definitely has had a great impact on the club, is well liked by everyone connected to the club and is a spanish speaker so we are fortunate to have him back in the fold ..

Who knows .. stranger things have happened