@_FutboIOscar@MartinAslund Hans Man United Agenda generellt är genomsyrad av hat och bitterhet. Har du aldrig lyssnat när han kommenterar en United match? Inte ett enda gott ord, alltid nedvärderande i snacket, fnittrar som en skolflicka när United spelarna gör något fel osv osv. Löjligt
I had the immense privilege of spending a few weeks with Jordan on his US tour last year.
He is, other than my wife, the best human being I have ever met. I saw him deal with every challenge in exact accordance with his own stated principles. If my highlighting this strikes you as odd, I can tell you that I have met a lot of famous and successful people and this is EXTREMELY rare. Most people are much better at talking a good game than they are at playing it.
He was kind and respectful to everyone. I remember one incident in particular when we arrived late to a destination. We were tired and very hungry. By the time we'd got to a restaurant for lunch it was well past 3PM. When we walked in, as in pretty much every other public place, a spontaneous line of fans formed out of thin air in seconds. He gave every single one of them lots of time and attention. Then we sat down. The waiter brought over the menus and right as we were about to order, another line of people turned up. Jordan put the menu down, stood up and gave them all time, attention and selfies.
We ordered and chatted for some time, even more starving than we arrived. Eventually our steaks were served. Jordan cut into his on the request of the waiter to make sure it was cooked to his liking (it was) and then cut off a piece. Right as he was about to put it in his mouth a group of literally 20 people showed up. "We're training to fly helicopters at the military base here and we're coming to the show tonight!". Without missing a beat, without a grumble, he put the fork down stood up and gave every single one of them the exact amount of time and attention he'd given everyone else beforehand.
Every night backstage after the show he would meet hundreds of people who all had a story about how he changed their life or even saved it. People would come with the love of their life who they only met or kept thanks to his advice. Thriving businesses they'd only started because of him. People who'd found faith thanks to his lectures that gave them comfort in the darkest times. Hundreds and hundreds of people every night.
He truly is a great man who has played a pivotal role in turning the culture of our entire civilisation around. We are lucky to have him and I can't wait to have him back on the field soon.
There will be literally millions of people around the world praying for him and his family and I am certainly one of them.
Since Bruno Fernandes made his debut in the Premier League in February 2020, he has created:
🪄 Most big chances in the Premier League (74)
🎩 Most chances in the Premier League (277)
🧙♂️ Most chances in all competitions (343).
One of the world’s very best. 🫡
Bruno Fernandes appreciation tweet. 👏
Goal, assist, big chances created, reduced Nottingham to 10 men, while putting in an incredible work rate — he was absolutely sensational.
Stepped up and dragged his team to victory from 2-0 down.
Captain and leader. 🇵🇹❤️💪🏻
Michael Oliver should be demoted next weekend. Arguably missed a pen each for Spurs and United. Missed a blatant handball, a bad foul on Bruno. Then booked the captain for talking to him, which is the rule this season to stop refs being crowded.
🎙Bruno on United being denied a penalty against Spurs.
"They made a big thing of it last week. I want to see if they make a show of it like they did last week, also if Jon Moss also comes to our dressing room to apologise."
As much progress as #mufc have made under Ten Hag, they are the only major club who would umm and ahh over a goalkeeper who has stood still metaphorically and literally. One of the main reasons why City are a great side is they do not let players outstay their welcome. United do.