Ornstein is a perfect example to follow for anyone looking to get in to football journalism. He doesn’t entertain, he informs. He doesn’t build a brand of tearing other people down, he doesn’t say the same thing twice just for RT’s and doesn’t speak at all unless there is something meaningful to be said. It is so unbelievably difficult to be that well informed and to be that accurate, he is obviously someone who has a lot of trust of key people in the game. That’s how it’s done.
🚨 Elliot Anderson on his dream club:
🗣️ “Of course, it’s always nice when you hear about interest from big clubs. It shows you’re doing something right, and I appreciate that.
Right now, I’m focused on Nottingham Forest. I love the club, the fans, and the opportunity I’ve been given here.
But growing up, my dream was always to wear red and play at Old Trafford. That’s something I’ve had in my mind since I was a kid.
There are many big clubs — Manchester City, Arsenal FC, Liverpool FC, Chelsea FC — all incredible in their own way.
But for me, I always wanted to be a Manchester United player. If that call ever comes, I’ll be ready.”
{@David_Ornstein }
🚨 Elliot Anderson on his dream club:
🗣️ “Of course, it’s always nice when you hear about interest from big clubs. It shows you’re doing something right, and I appreciate that.
Right now, I’m focused on Nottingham Forest. I love the club, the fans, and the opportunity I’ve been given here.
But growing up, my dream was always to wear red and play at Old Trafford. That’s something I’ve had in my mind since I was a kid.
There are many big clubs — Manchester City, Arsenal FC, Liverpool FC, Chelsea FC — all incredible in their own way.
But for me, I always wanted to be a Manchester United player. If that call ever comes, I’ll be ready.”
{@David_Ornstein }
🚨Hey, Elliot Anderson, just a reminder that football didn’t start in 2011, mate.
When you’re done talking, have a look at the trophy cabinet.
P.S. See you at Old Trafford on 13 September.