you can also do the "print" in .pdf on Desktop.
I tried that but I still got the banner/blocked text
The Athletic: Bruno Fernandes interview
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I tried that but I still got the banner/blocked text
You get like a second before that pops up when you can print without it. If you take too long it won’t work.
Ah OK, perfect, thank you!
Oh no professional athletes making demands of each other.
It happens at amateur level as well. If my teammates consistently make the same poor decision I'll let them know, and they'll let me know too if it's the other way around. We're all still friends afterwards anyway.
It happens at amateur level as well. If my teammates consistently make the same poor decision I'll let them know, and they'll let me know too if it's the other way around. We're all still friends afterwards anyway.
He's from Yorkshire 100%
just click that link. Don't need to scroll down the article. Then go "print" to .pdf. I use Chrome.
Thanks, seems to work for The Athletic but tried it on others like NYT and didn't work or did I just do it wrong?
Why say many word when few word do trick
Great interview, he has the mentality that United need.
A nice interview for a change but I really really like to see the club imposing a media ban on our players if it's legal to do so.
I need to watch the interview maybe, but he comes across as a bit of a whiner with this comment, doesn’t he? You play for Man Utd, mate, you’re going to get scrutinized to feck. I remember last season he referred to how people keep judging him for his goals+assists stats only.
It’s nice that the few extreme Pogba fans don’t rock up into any positive thread about Bruno taking shots at him anymore. He looks much happier this season. Hopefully he can get back to his very best.
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Yep, it really is bizarre it is always the same few Pogba fans.Bruno is hated so much by opposition fans, and Pogba fans. That's doing alright in my book.
Yeah the quote is a bit out of context...he's basically saying rather than people making excuses and saying he still needs to adapt, they're picking up on his bad points, so he knew he had adapted really quickly which was really good for him. The way they've quoted it is likes he's making excuses for himself.
fair play, thanks for clarifying, I should def watch the interview to get the full context!
Yes, I support this. Why is all of our laundry, dirty or not, coming out into the media every few weeks? We have only won 4 league games in a row, not the league. This is Manchester United (thanks Gary). Winning 4 games in a row should happen multiple times a season.
I remember some rival ex-player saying in an interview that United players under Fergie were tight-lipped about what was going on at the club even when they joined with the England national team. The United players considered themselves as separate and everything about United was sacrosanct.
Also, why would Bruno want to reveal to opposition players and teams that he marks the referee? They'll be keeping an eye on him now. These stories should ideally be said in retirement.
It's also, I don't know, an extremely weird example? I struggle to think of any Premier League player in the last few years more ridiculed than Nicolas Pepe. He's literally a punchline, while Fernandes is considered one of United's best players.
on desktop? For NYT, you can refresh the page with that reload arrow button on upper left corner. While that reload button is still on "X" position, quickly press that button again to stop fully reload. You'll be able to read full article.
see if it works: NYT
You're acting like teams wouldn't already have noticed this?
He has one of those faces that always looks like they are about to ask for a cigarette
Best captain we had for the past 10 years. He has rival club fuming and rattled
Well, Bruno mentions it as though it were quite an innovative or shrewd thing to do, so he certainly seems to think they don't notice it.
One day when I president, you see. You see.
Kevin?
He speaks very well. Really surprised (pleasantly) to hear Tom Heaton is considered a big player in the dressing room
Awesome interview. Bruno is a leader. Give him the armband permanently.
Bruno Fernange.
Pretty much. Teams have all sorts of personalities and would argue that you need a bit of everything, it's not a bad thing to have someone that is a bit more expressive than others.
Actually a brilliant interview, he reveals quite a few things from the practical perspective of a footballer.
Was a very well delivered interview, seems like a genuinely nice guy. Always has done, family man, good personality.
Just watched part one. Although only brief, interesting that he made reference to Greenwood.
Not really
He got paid 5 million pounds for that Chocapic promotion.