Thank you very much, sir!

I always enjoy the humor part, sir. It is so genuine for me. Let me share you one humorous moment of him when first arrived at the training ground during the summer of 2016 after the signing.

The club kit man attend his arrival and curious when this guy looked at him up and down. The kit man give him a gesture like "what?". He replies almost non chalantly, "Don't you see God has arrived at this football club and he is right in front of you!". lol.

Everyone is loving his presence and through his big personality plus professionalism, has lifted the spirit around the club that has been missing since 2013.

I still don't get it. Please don't take offense, but the grammatical use of the English language impedes the message you are trying to post.

No worry, my friend. I need to ask Grammarly Apps for that grammatical issue since it is Grammarly job is to help correct any error. It is good you trigger this issue to help me improve further.

Thanks :)

He said, he is like Benjamin Button, grows younger and getting older with age like a fine wine. I never saw a football striker at 35 still scoring regularly, lifting the place alight once again since 2013, and last season tally was 28 goals.

Just a shame, never once in his career before, he had cruciate knee ligament injury towards last season end. Admirably, he recovers early and raring to go and finish what he has started earlier, to try winning another league title in every country he has played.

He came to lift the place and shine the light at my football club that so dim after 2013.

Thanks, my friend.

It is the first time I have read a footballer life autobiography that is so genuine of a man. His family is all torn apart by siblings that have various personal life issue but he carried them and himself very well with strong aspiration, vision, mission, and motivation.

Early life in a reluctant country but became the National Team captain and folklore inspiring hero at last.

It's good to read about people like this. It makes our troubles seem small. We have to remember that our troubles aren't lessened by his story. You cannot compare what one person goes through to the next, because even seemingly small problems are just as real to those who go through them as were his troubles. We can be inspired though.

One great early life and work lesson I learned was back in 2002. It was my lucky day though as I was hand-picked to join his department that at first, I got no expectation for this financial banking vacant position, I never the one whom interested with all banking, mathematics, or numbers/figures stuff. Our of final five, I am selected and the only without higher certificate rather than great high school exam grade. One of the difficult moment as a family as my mother is dying and a sister need funding for her Uni Deg than up another level. I passed up Uni chance and join up the bank from a lower rank. The boss who later on became my great mentor lead the way and put me with a group 3 experienced financiers.

He told me, including him and that 3 guys have different qualities but not an inch-perfect bloke around the corner. He taught me to copy all the best quality and quantity they have, At the same time learn about human flaws that good to learn the lesson. But in the end, he said, you can never be that guy and you have to be yourself. Meaning to say, if you copy 100% then you will get trouble with an identity crisis. But take the good and learn the bad apply to your nature being. Only then as a human, you will improve and can carry yourself anywhere.

The thing we lacking when we are at budding age is about timely being firm, take action at the right time, decision making, judgment, and how you get back after a defeat, also the art of using the good, bad, and ugly method at the right time and right place. One last piece, do not afraid to learn the lesson of yourself and others to keep us out of complacency. That the stuff what make what I am today as you can learn and take the lesson but always in your own mould.

Those were good lessons to learn. You cannot be someone else, but you can nurture those same qualities in your own life and in doing so, you improve who you are.

We also learn from the negative. The negative can serve to teach us what not to do in our lives. Unfortunately, most people must go through the negative in their own lives before they truly learn the lesson, especially when young. I wish this weren't the case. If we all learned from the mistakes of others, then our children would be in a much better place when they start out, having learned from the mistakes of their parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, etc.

I love your "fall Zlatttt" quote, sir. ha ha ha.

I had read his life autobiography about all the struggle but every time make laughing to the floor due to his nonchalant move and doings.

That is right, my friend. No better motivation to have than that.