I try not to get carried away with these things, God knows what any professional footballer is like behind closed doors, but on the pitch and in interviews he seems like a lovely, kind and caring bloke. Can only be a good presence in the changing room if you ask me. He's been the last on the pitch applauding the fans since he got here, he goes out of his way to make days special for fans, and clearly understands that football is as much about community and connection as it is games on the pitch. Good for him. A City player just scored at the world cup and did a sweet gesture for one of our own fans, those days are worth cherishing as much as the cups.
