I hope Leeds do both these pricks, and United, then are spent for Saturday.
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Sammy Lee recalls his time at Liverpool
They had great individual stars like Kenny Dalglish, Graeme Souness and Ian Rush but Lee, the Scouse son of a local butcher, provided the energy in midfield in order for them to shine.
'I still wouldn't call it work. Proper work is what my mates were having to do on the factory floor or my Dad in the abattoir': Sammy Lee recalls his glory days as a Liverpool player and waxes lyrical about Trent Alexander-Arnold
- Sammy Lee revealed what it was like during his glory days as a Liverpool player
- The 63-year-old had an illustrious career at Anfield winning plenty of silverware
- Lee heaped praise on Trent Alexander-Arnold following his rise with the Reds
PUBLISHED: 00:50 GMT, 27 February 2022 | UPDATED: 00:52 GMT, 27 February 2022
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'I didn't really appreciate all the success we had until later,' admits Lee, now 63, who later enjoyed a stellar coaching career under Gerard Houllier, Sven Goran Eriksson, Rafa Benitez and Sam Allardyce.
'If there was a secret, it was that we took nothing for granted. Liverpool supporters demanded the best and we were never allowed to become arrogant. My main effort was simply to keep my place in the team but I still wouldn't call it work. Proper work is what my mates were having to do on the factory floor or my Dad in the abattoir.'
Like Trent Alexander-Arnold today, Lee embodied the importance of having a local Liverpool lad in the dressing room.
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Klopp's appointment has been absolutely transformative.
Next German manager once he runs out of steam with Liverpool.
Seriously good manager on a completely different level to Pochettino for all those who dare to compare.
It's not just about players. Klopp just adds immense value.
Next German manager once he runs out of steam with Liverpool.
Seriously good manager on a completely different level to Pochettino for all those who dare to compare.
It's not just about players. Klopp just adds immense value.
I have to agree.
A quality coach/people manager, plus a board who invested and backed him all the way equals a recent level of success we should have had some involvement in but can only cast envious eyes at. Obviously they are the bigger club and the law of cyclical success turns things around but throw in the 'we finished above them in 8 out of 9 seasons up to 2017/18' makes me despair even more at our club's lack of desire to succeed in more than just a financial sense.
I would take a manager with those attributes if they brought trophies.He's still a passive-aggressive bell-end!
Well obviously, I would love him if he was our manager
Well obviously, I would love him if he was our manager
At least you admit it.
I think the hardest thing is the truth. The bloke is all the things you say and much more but he would be adored if he were our manager.
Pochettino got close but really hasn't got what Klopp possesses.
No such thing as a nice winner in my opinion, or not one who is always viewed as nice is probably fairer. That's our ex-manager and much as it is admirable it only goes so far.
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He's not gonna sleep with you.
And posters on here would deride the League cup as was. Muppets.
Winning simply breeds winning, whatever the competition, although the Europa is as many games to win it as a League, which is just stupid.
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Jesus fucking christ. The fa really do have their priorities in order