KdB Interview in the Guardian

[Paladin]

Very good insight to the man and his whole family. You really get to see a proper view of life in his family, right down to the kids, and even the cat. Just one thing might have been missed - possibly some questions about his relationship with Pep.

I saw KDB in the car park of Sainsbury's in Wilmslow a few years ago. It didn't occur to me to stop him and get a photo though.

 

[KingGeorge]

Good read ...enjoyed it

 

[jimharri]

Great article. I'd say that, at times, his intensity would make him difficult to be around.

 

[Jam Tomorrow]

Great article. I'd say that, at times, his intensity would make him difficult to be around.

Ha ha was thinking the very same, wouldn’t be someone you’d choose to be stuck in a lift with.

 

[skillman]

Brilliant article.

 

[JASR]

Excellent article

I don't understand how people can let one tiny paragraph on our owners ruin the rest of the piece. It was a very mild question, and the article moved on quickly after de Bruyne's answer

It didn’t ruin it. It was a great piece from a very unexpected media outlet - given the history of pieces since 2014/15.

It just grates, that is all.

Lazily grouping privately owned City with State owned PSG & Newcastle.
‘State owned’ leads onto ‘unlimited resources’, then ‘buy whomever they want’, then ‘unfair distorted playing field’ etc.

It really didn’t ruin a great in depth piece about the best player in the world and his family. It just made a slight crease of the brow, before it moved on.

 

[brazilians hurt]

I like his directness it’s refreshing in these times

 

[Gobshiight]

Lazily grouping privately owned City with State owned PSG & Newcastle.
‘State owned’ leads onto ‘unlimited resources’, then ‘buy whomever they want’, then ‘unfair distorted playing field’ etc.

None of that happens in this article, though

 

[Dodge]

I got to discombobulating and gave up..

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

I got to discombobulating and gave up..

Why?