"If you ask me, something sinister lurks in men who avoid wine, games, the company of lovely women, and dinnertime conversation. Such people are either gravely ill or secretly detest everyone around them.”
― Mikhail Bulgakov
KUTOKA KIJIWENI; Ni rahisi kwa kikundi cha watu wanaofanyia kazi common goal katika utafutaji kudumisha umoja wakati maslahi bado ni madogo.
Utengano na mafarakano kwa kiasi kikubwa huja pindi mafanikio yanapojionyesha.🤐
“Civilization is effectively hardwired for self-destruction…and there is very little that we can do…a genuine cure would require a revolution in human thought greater than the one that created the modern world… As Will Durant noted, “From barbarism to civilization requires a century; from civilization to barbarism needs but a day.”
— William Ophuls, Immoderate Greatness: Why Civilizations Fail
🚨🚨🎙️| Patrice Evra on Sir Alex Ferguson's team talk before the Champions League final in 2008:
"Ferguson said: 'I've already won. We don't even need to play this game.' We were like: What is he talking about? The game hasn't even started.
Then Ferguson turned to me, 'Look at Patrice,' he said. 'He's got 24 brothers and sisters. Imagine what his mother had to do to put food on the table!'
Then he turned to Wayne Rooney: 'Look at Wayne. He grew up in one of the toughest part of Liverpool.' Then he turned to Park Ji-sung; 'Look at Ji, he's come all the way from South Korea.'
As the boss talks about our stories, we began to realise that he was referring to a fellowship. We were not just a football team - we were people from every corner of the world, from all kinds of cultures and races and religions. And now we were there, together in a dressing room in Moscow, fighting for a common cause. Through football, we had become brothers.
'THIS is my victory' Ferguson said. We all got goosebumps. Then we went out and won the Champions League. That's Manchester United. That's why I love this game."
[via @PlayersTribune]