Because, if we want to know what makes Vinnie tick, his father, and the struggles that he endured, are a major part of his background.There will be a lot in there that nobody knew - even Kaz.
Why would we know, or want to know, the name of his dad ffs.
Fair enough.Because, if we want to know what makes Vinnie tick, his father, and the struggles that he endured, are a major part of his background.
Don't think it works like that you have to be related, somebody can't just give you an uncle Bob.That will do me fine :)
Kompany on people who said Bayern job was bigger than him: “I'll tell you something in a quick way just to prove a point”.
“I was born in Brussels, my dad was a refugee who came from Congo”.
“What are my chances of even playing in the Premier League, winning something as a player, playing for the national team? The odds were 0.000 something. Now I'm a coach”.
“Do you just stop believing in yourself and what you can achieve because of what other people say?”.
“The mentality is to keep going and in the end if you fail you fail, if you succeed you succeed. but you can always become better”.
“Online you can always find stuff so I really don't take it personal”, says @iMiaSanMia.
If we can’t do it nothing would please me more than Vinny winning the CL with Bayern, especially if he did it as City Manager the following season.Bit early to ask Kompany that question
He absolutely did not have the CV to warrant the Bayern job, however much we love him. I hope he does well but very weird answer to the question asked.
His life, upbringing and background have nothing to do with it. He has got into the management game and been given a job miles bigger than he deserved off the back of his managing career to date. Of course he can come out and say well I back myself and have done throughout my journey.I'd paraphrase it as "I don't care about that, I will always back myself and there's plenty about me to suggest I should do that".
Given the headlines the other types of answer could create I thought it was a pretty sensible response.
His life, upbringing and background have nothing to do with it. He has got into the management game and been given a job miles bigger than he deserved off the back of his managing career to date. Of course he can come out and say well I back myself and have done throughout my journey.
It will all depend on when Pep leaves and who is flavour of the month then. I hope there is zero sentiment involved and it is based on who we believe is the best man to replace Pep, which I am sure will be the case.We won’t be short of options once Pep leaves. Michel, Alonso, Vinnie and Gundo will be up there as top candidates.
Those at the top are too hard-headed to allow sentiment influence their decisions.It will all depend on when Pep leaves and who is flavour of the month then. I hope there is zero sentiment involved and it is based on who we believe is the best man to replace Pep, which I am sure will be the case.