With Rafael Benitez in the process of recovery from an operation for kidney stones, the 'second' technician from Madrid, Sammy Lee, said that Liverpool continues in Melwood training sessions with their usual "as usual" to prepare for the game against Arsenal's Sunday.
The Spanish coach was admitted to hospital last Sunday night, to be presented on Monday to a minor operation. Benitez had stones in the kidney, a problem that is not serious, so it is expected to be able to return to work before the end of this week.
Meanwhile, his assistant, Sammy Lee, is responsible for maintaining normalcy to the leader of the 'Premier'. "The first and most important is that everyone hopes that the 'boss' (boss) is to recover quickly because the health and welfare of Rafa is the most important thing," said Lee to the website of the' reds'.
Spanish technician, his second stressed that constitutes "a huge presence in this club," so that the environment of Anfield "wants to see him back as soon as it is recovered."
"Meanwhile, we continue normally because the players have joined in training today after a couple of days off and we already have things planned for them," he said.
"Everyone knows exactly what we will do and what is important is that we keep united and have things in place as long as we are without the coach," said Lee.
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