C Lang admitted he almost voted for Manchester City and spoke to his dead son’s ashes every day – Now Sports

Cristiano Ronaldo spent most of his time talking about his grief over his newborn’s death earlier this year: ‘His ashes are with me, just like my father, they’re here. Home, it’s something I want to keep. for the rest of my life, don’t throw it in the ocean. I talk to them a lot and they are all there for me to help me be a better man, a better person, a better father.”

When C Lang returned to the stadium following the tragedy, he was supported by fans, including fans of his old rival Liverpool, “I never thought about that. I have the opportunity to say, all of the British community, thank you very much. I have also received the Queen of England. I was very surprised by the letter from the family. “After losing his son, C Lang said he has no plans to have B again for the time being.

In addition to the family business, C Lang also said that before returning to Manchester United, he almost joined hostile Manchester City: “To be honest, it was close.” However, a well-known person changed C Lang’s mind: “My history at Manchester United, and previous feelings made the difference, and of course Sir Ferguson.”

“I talked to him and he said ‘you can’t go to Manchester City’ and I said ‘OK boss’.”

Speaking about the criticisms he has faced in recent seasons, C Lang said: ‘I’m grateful to have a low period, so I can see who is around and who criticizes more. I still believe jealousy is one reason, but I’m at the top. It’s been 21 years so it’s not a problem. I’m only interested in people who like me, I don’t waste my time and some media is just rubbish”. He mentioned Dalroche and Lisindo Martinez in the interview.

In addition, C Long missed Wednesday’s Portuguese Army training due to gastrointestinal distress and missed Thursday’s friendly match against Nigeria.

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