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Oh man just only seeing this. Get well soon old man.
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"Thanks very much" Excellent scenes!
Chico desperate to get a photo with Sir Alex... love watching this and shows how much the players looked up to/appreciated him.
I remember this. What a man.
Chico desperate to get a photo with Sir Alex... love watching this and shows how much the players looked up to/appreciated him.
Does Nani shout "boss"? Listened four times, can't quite make it out.Tweet
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This video shows how highly thought of he is, even Pepe, who never had any connection to Sir Alex or United at all, knew he was in the presence of greatness. Nani and Ronaldo's reactions are the reactions of men who are genuinely thankful to the man for what he done for them. You can tell in their body language that he was more than a footballer manager to them. Its nice to see some humbleness in a world full of power and egos.
Sounds like it to me.Does Nani shout "boss"? Listened four times, can't quite make it out.
as someone who's been supporting this club for over 20 years i feel really sick to be honest when i heard the news. it's like your own family member falling ill. i know he's old, and i know day like this will come but i never thought it will be this soon, only 5 years after his retirement.Very sad news... as an American who only began following the Premier League when NBC started broadcasting all the games about five years ago, I personally cannot feel the loss as many of you do, but I know how important he is to the team and the sport of football in general so I wish him the very best and hope he can make a full recovery. Hopefully they caught it early as that is the most crucial part when dealing with a stroke.
Oh man, thinking about this and realizing he may never be the same again, brings tears to my eyes.That video at the Portugal 2016 win... he is like a proud father waiting on his kids! Ronaldo's face when he realises who it is was great.
Do we know it's an aneurysm?I know. I think you misread my post. I wasn't saying it was a bad thing, just that each case is different and some people are induced, others are not.
The main worries for the docs will now be if there is any brain damage or physical or mental disabilities resulting from the aneurysm. I hope there isnt and he recovers well.
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Is that City? Brilliant!Tweet
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yep.Is that City? Brilliant!
I remeber that. Waited like an ordinary fan. Amazing.Tweet
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This video shows how highly thought of he is, even Pepe, who never had any connection to Sir Alex or United at all, knew he was in the presence of greatness. Nani and Ronaldo's reactions are the reactions of men who are genuinely thankful to the man for what he done for them. You can tell in their body language that he was more than a footballer manager to them. Its nice to see some humbleness in a world full of power and egos.
He's the father figure for any footballer he managed. That's how great he's.Tweet
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This video shows how highly thought of he is, even Pepe, who never had any connection to Sir Alex or United at all, knew he was in the presence of greatness. Nani and Ronaldo's reactions are the reactions of men who are genuinely thankful to the man for what he done for them. You can tell in their body language that he was more than a footballer manager to them. Its nice to see some humbleness in a world full of power and egos.
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This.If he comes out of this all right, the news will be better than any last minute winner or title win. He's still got one more moment in him to make us feel on top of the world. Come on, boss!