Alright-Sort of the year - 2021

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a splendid young man, his parents must be very proud of him, a credit to Manchester United football club

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Brendan Maher for all the work he does on a daily basis.

Special needs assistant bringing joy and happiness to young lads with autism ect.

Man is a hero in my eyes.

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Just on a point of order…Brendan Maher is a Teacher, not a Special Needs Assistant.

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I watched it on a documentary on virgin media .

He is defo a special needs assistant it shows his job when he swapped hurling for cricket.

Steve harmison took his place as a sna and could not comment brendan enough

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He’s a teacher mate, but he’s got an ASD class

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The soccer crowd will beggar themselves trying to outdo Rashford

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Kyle Walker must be seething.

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fixed

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I might auction off my Bob Radcliffe Cup Winners medal.

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Mate, dont even joke about it.

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Yeah, you’re right.

My medal is priceless, it’s a feat of accomplishment and success, it’s a tribute of greatness, my greatness.

Sorry guys, it’s mine - if you want one you’re just going to have to go out and win one, like I did.

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medals and trophies mean nothing. the accomplishment means everything.

you sound like Ross O’Carroll-Kelly, do you put on the medal often to feel good about yourself?

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I always found it strange when lads say “I dont know where my medals are”. I found it a disrespect to the entire concept. Why dont you know where they are? They’re special, the accomplishment thing is fleeting, the photos and medals are what last. A physical manifestation of what you’ve achieved.

You should always have them in your arse pocket lads. Just ask Paul O’Connell.

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Medals are the tangible evidence of accomplishment.

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The important thing is not to try to live off the medal for twenty years after I suppose.

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I was just thinking the other day that I don’t know where my medals are. Doesn’t bother me at all, but I could put my hand on my fathers and grandfathers medals and that does mean a lot to me.

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A lovely thing to have.

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I’d take a local match report of game over a medal… Great to look back at old team photos too… The physical medal means shit IMHO

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I remember looking at my old man’s handful of medals once… He’d two junior medals from different counties for same year…:rofl::rofl:

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