You can’t see coaches like Carlo Ancelotti, Jose Mourinho, Pep Guardiola or Sir Alex Ferguson treat legends like this. Do you know why? Because they are stars themselves. They are winners. They have achieved enough in football to understand what greatness looks like and respect it.
It’s usually managers who have little to show for their own careers who feel the need to make a statement by disrespecting established icons. Jorge Jesus and Erik ten Hag are perfect examples. The biggest club Jorge Jesus has managed is Benfica. He’s not accustomed to managing players whose stature in football is bigger than that of most clubs and managers.
Managing a legend requires a certain level of understanding. You don’t have to agree with everything the player does, but you should have enough respect for what they’ve achieved not to resort to unnecessary digs. Some people are simply too small to understand the stature of the people they are dealing with. Jorge Jesus has never really operated at that level of football.
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Katt Williams shares how he and Kevin Hart settled their longtime beef—revealing that Kevin checked every single box on his mental list for a sincere apology:
“I had realized I didn’t like him. But when he contacted me, there was a list in my head of 15 things he had to say for us to be on sight, for us to be good. And to his credit—or to him and Netflix—he said everything I needed to hear. He gave an apology worthy to be forgiven.”
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❤️ Declan Rice: “My son is a huge fan of Lamine. I told him I was going to play against him, and he kept asking me why I was going to face Lamine!”.
“But Lamine was really lovely to him, and as a father, I really appreciated that gesture. Such kindness”.
“I know he has a younger brother he looks after, so I think it comes naturally to him. I was really touched by that gesture. It shows just how respectful and humble Lamine is”.
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Safaricom CFO Dilip Pal and Equity's Chief of Strategy Brent Malahay write really well. I always try read their posts because of this. Same applies to Stanbic's Joshua Oigara. Joshua writes in very relatable personal style that doesn't conform to corporate speak. Great writers!
❤️🩹🇵🇹 Rúben Dias: “We wanted to dedicate a special win to Cristiano Ronaldo and then to all Portuguese fans, so it hurts to lose at home”.
“It was a tribute night for Cris”.
Johnny Sins' wife says he was with around 30 different women a month for 10 years, and she can count on one hand the times she got jealous.
Kissa Sins sat down with Adam22 on No Jumper and explained how their marriage actually worked. The first time Johnny left for set after they got together, she cried. Then she processed it and decided it was simply his job.
She says his reputation in the industry is that he's the most respectful guy there is. Between scenes he sits quietly and works on his laptop. Nothing about it ever felt sleazy to her. He was going to work, he loved it, and that was just him.
It got stranger from there. She started sending notes with him to some of her favorite girls he was shooting with.
For three years Johnny was the only man she worked with. Then she got bored, wanted to explore, and signed a deal with Jules Jordan to work with other men. She says it was a decision they made together.
So did Johnny take it as calmly as she did?
"He regretted it after."
A man who spent a decade with hundreds of women a year couldn't handle his wife doing the same thing once.
Is this the most honest kind of marriage, or a double standard that was always going to break?