Am I speaking to you or the camera?
I think it's impossible to sum Bobby up in one word, but...
It's hard to pick one.
Uh...
Wow.
Magic.
Magical.
Sensational, technically skilled boy,
who I saw at Hoffenheim. Wanted to have him for Dortmund but he was unaffordable.
Hoffenheim brought in a few interesting Brazilians,
but Bobby was the most exciting.
When I heard he would go to Liverpool, I really thought, "Exceptional player."
Didn't know too much about him when he first came.
You could see he had quality.
At the beginning I don't think it took off immediately for him.
It was tough, but I can always remember,
when Jürgen did come in he was the one player that he seemed really excited about.
He basically said, "You don't realise how good this guy is."
Bobby was in all the ideas I had about how we could play.
At that time we played more of a 4-3-2-1,
so it was already clear where he had to be in that formation.
So he was really in the centre of it all,
if you would have seen me alone in the office with the tactics board,
it was constantly: "Bobby here, Bobby there",
just because of his natural skillset.
Before we even started playing together,
just, like, he's such a good guy, he gave me his [squad] number.
He sacrifices himself for the team, he doesn't really care about scoring that much,
as much as he wants to enjoy the game.
The three of them went on to do some special stuff.
It's the kind of famous three when you think about our team over the last five, six years.
Sadio and Mo are similar types of players, and Bobby was just completely different.
He was the glue that brought everything together.
And that's not just the front three, that's the whole team.
Some players are destined to put a stamp or their mark on a club.
We always speak about Salah, Bobby and Sadio,
and the one who let the other two shine was for sure Bobby.
The false nine role that's being used nowadays, he mastered it, in my opinion.
Bobby is unpredictable.
He's got the Brazilian style,
you don't know what he's going to do when he's in front of you.
He's like an artist, he paints the picture and he shows it on the pitch.
And this kind of happiness, this kind of joy, this kind of quality that he has.
I remember a goal against Newcastle at home where he got the ball from Mo
and does a little flick.
He played as I expected. Between two players, I took one touch and I scored after.
As famous as all his technical skills is the way he defended.
The first, best offensive defender I ever coached.
We have so many qualities in this team, the players that we have,
but take away Bobby from the team and it's so hard to replace him.
Probably the most unselfish striker I've ever played with.
You need players like that to win trophies.
Six, six!
I think it's important to win trophies as a Liverpool player of course.
But I think it's also important HOW you win,
and I think the fans absolutely love Bobby.
I think that's the most important thing.
He will go down as one of the Liverpool greats.
What more can you wish for in a footballer's life?