Welcome Home SammyPremier League Liverpool by TheRed1892 (U8327721) 16 May 2008 Posted on the Liverpool website Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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redTommie (U4306906) posted May 16, 2008 Welcome back Sammy - good to see you again.
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Trembo (U4887225) posted May 17, 2008 Maybe he will bring some of his coaching experience from his time as an international coach as well!
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tripefc (U2086347) posted May 17, 2008 Good luck Sammy and thanks for all you tried to do at Bolton only to be hindered by a fool of a chairman.
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jamothered (U11985915) posted May 17, 2008 sammy lee is a good coach and when rafa came to england he was the only member of staff he wanted to keep. so why give him grief he is as red as anyone also he aint there to replace pako and for the guy who's name is as long as his teams budget how do you know how great pako was?????
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torontored (U2811537) posted May 17, 2008 For all the doubters, you should remember that Brian Kidd and Steve MacLaren are former first team coaches at Man Utd. Pat Rice is the coach at Arsenal, and Steve Clarke is at Arsenal. Not exactly the stuff of legends (with the exception of the "legendary Steve MacLAren!!)
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Zizous_lovechild (U11866598) posted May 17, 2008 I think there are certain people in football who are destined to be great number 2's ( although how happy with that tag they'll be I'm not sure) Sammy Lee is one of those men.
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MUFC10XPremChamps (U11685025) posted May 18, 2008 Funny how now he has been brought back he is an "Anfield legend"
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Chasney (U10668896) posted May 18, 2008 comment by MUFC10XPremChamps (U11685025)
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sportypdesreds (U12082718) posted May 25, 2008 it is good to sammy back home where he belongs and im sure he will do a crackin job as an assistant manager to rafa
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