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Posted:
Mon Jan 25, 2010 3:29 pmby maypaxvobiscum
awesome stuff. didnt get the recognition he deserved in england coz the media were busy 
over ferdinand and terry.
Posted:
Mon Jan 25, 2010 3:32 pmby Boocity
Wish he was still here, he would probably been a fixture in the team this season, Alonso was definitely going but we could have kept Sami.
Posted:
Mon Jan 25, 2010 3:59 pmby Cool Hand Luke
Hyypia was under used last year. Agger was injured for most of the season and Carragher and Skrtel both had periods were they were way below their best. Almost every season he was written off but almost every season he would go on to be a key player for us and the season before last he was our best performing defender. Rafa made a blunder not playing him more last season as he is better than the 4 centre backs we currently have.
Posted:
Mon Jan 25, 2010 8:49 pmby Boocity
Remember the game at OT last year, Sami was immense, never put a foot wrong
Posted:
Fri Jan 29, 2010 2:05 pmby leep33
I wish he had stayed the irony is as has been posted earlier is that he would probably have played in the majority of games, his influence and experience would have been a great help to us this season.
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Tue Feb 02, 2010 10:51 pmby RED BEERGOGGLES
BBC SPORT PHIL MINSHULL'S BLOG
I suspect Just like Heynckes, many people thought that Hyypia's glory days were behind him when he moved from Liverpool to Bayer in the summer, sped on his way with the best wishes of The Kop.
Now 36, and after 10 distinguished years at Anfield, Hyypia appears rejuvenated by the change of surroundings and the chance of regular first team football again.
The Finn has been arguably the best central defender in the Bundesliga this season and with the German national team goalkeeper Rene Adler behind him, the pair have maintained a sense of stability and solidity at the back as well as Leverkusen's unbeaten record.
Hyypia has been open about the fact that he is hugely motivated by the possibility of winning a league title, something he was unable to do in his decade at Liverpool despite all his other honours during his time there.
The season is still far from over yet. Bayern Munich are breathing down their neck with Louis van Gaal's men having forgotten their early season problems and rattled off seven successive wins to leave them only two points adrift of Bayer.
Nevertheless, I have a feeling that Bayer fans might soon be able to stop using their self-mockingly nickname of 'The Neverkusen'.
Big Sami still proving the doubters wrong ........ missing you Big Man, missing you 
Posted:
Mon Feb 08, 2010 4:20 pmby RED BEERGOGGLES
Big Sami still got the legs to carry him up the field 
sami's first goal
Posted:
Tue Mar 16, 2010 6:52 pmby Aussie Style
The latest [as at 28/02/2010] Castrol European Players Rankings have been released (ranking player performances across the top 5 European Leagues).
http://www.castrolfootball.com/ranking....=#label
Not too many surprises - except for #10
Posted:
Tue Mar 16, 2010 6:53 pmby Aussie Style
1. L Messi 1004 points
2. C Ronaldo 973
3. F Torres 893
4. D Villa 878
5. T Henry 869
6. D Drogba 861
7. G Pique 851
8. W Rooney 840
9. A Robben 835
10. S Hyypia 825
Hyypia (36) has revitalised his career after a move, and his switch to Leverkusen from Liverpool has helped Jupp Heynckes’ side to keep 11 clean sheets this season with the defender winning 83% of tackles and making 110 clearances.
Posted:
Tue Mar 16, 2010 7:33 pmby RED BEERGOGGLES
Aussie Style wrote:1. L Messi 1004 points
2. C Ronaldo 973
3. F Torres 893
4. D Villa 878
5. T Henry 869
6. D Drogba 861
7. G Pique 851
8. W Rooney 840
9. A Robben 835
10. S Hyypia 825
Hyypia (36) has revitalised his career after a move, and his switch to Leverkusen from Liverpool has helped Jupp Heynckes’ side to keep 11 clean sheets this season with the defender winning 83% of tackles and making 110 clearances.
LEGEND 
Re: Farewell to sami - A true anfield great
Posted:
Tue May 15, 2012 2:25 pmby stmichael
new full time manager of leverkusen
Re: Farewell to sami - A true anfield great
Posted:
Tue May 15, 2012 2:28 pmby RUSHIE#9
We may see him back at Anfield in the future then either as an opposing manager or as Liverpool manager if he makes a good go of it.
Good luck to him, if he's half as good a manager as he was defender then Leverkusen are on to a good thing.
Re: Farewell to sami - A true anfield great
Posted:
Tue May 15, 2012 5:04 pmby Benny The Noon
Would happily see him back as manager in the future
Re: Farewell to sami - A true anfield great
Posted:
Tue May 15, 2012 5:21 pmby metalhead
if he does really well with leverkusen I would take him back as a manager in a heartbeat
LEGEND
