http://www.iltasanomat.fi/jalkapallo/art-1288573696973.html

Basic gist

Hyypia "there are two special teams I would want to coach someday: Liverpool and the Finnish national team" 
Also saying "I just want to concentrate on the job at hand. If you think too far ahead, you will find yourself to be unemployed".

   There is no doubt in my mind who I want as our manager after Rodgers. 

Hyypia: "I've always wanted to manage Liverpool, i never said i have a twitter"

& my dream is for Sami to one day fulfill that ambition. Sami has already display his managerial talent within Bayer as it's safe to say with a few more seasoned years and when Rodger's decides to call it quits on his cycle, we can eventually foresee Sami making his prodigal return to Anfield, which can also be used as a morale boost, if results turn negative.

Glad to hear him declare his longing for this situation.

Thank you Sami, but stay in Leverkusen please

I'd self-harm if we ever lose to united 5-0 at Anfield...when their midfield is Jones and Giggs

one of the Worst home CL performances of all time.

His team is shitty. Nothing he can do about that.

McAgger wrote:His team is shitty. Nothing he can do about that.

We all love Sami, but even Accrington Stanley wouldn't have lost 0-5 to Moyes managed United if their team had belief and organization.

Maybe it's the Neverkusen mentality, but their heads were gone the moment United scored first. Simeone managed to put away the loser tag off Atletico Madrid, and Sami must do the same with Leverkusen to prove he's a top manager.

He's very young with potential, but not there at all by any means. Being such an amazing defender himself, I was appalled by some of their defending today. In both games Valencia destroyed their LB, yet Sami did nothing to change it. He'll learn from this I am sure. just shame it had to happen against United of all teams.

rest of the comment tomo