There are people who never forget, and that will undoubtedly be the case Sven-Goran Erikssonwho in January was diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer at the age of 76.
The former Swedish coach, who has a career full of success and even in management Liverpool wave England teamis still alive and doesn’t want to miss the opportunity to send a raw and emotional farewell message to all his followers before it’s too late to do so. Really goosebumps.
“I had a good life. Maybe too good, you have to pay for it (laughs). I think we all fear the day we die, but life is also about death. You have to learn to accept it if what is it.. I hope, in the end people will say: ‘yes, he is a good person’, but not everyone will say it.
I hope you remember me as a positive person who tried to do my best. Don’t regret, smile. Thanks to everyone, coaches, players, fans… it’s been great. Take care of yourself and take care of your life. And live it. Bye bye”.
A message that will be saved forever and that’s it This is part of a documentary prepared by Prime Video about Erikssonwhere he reflects on his life and incredible career. A fantastic tribute to the Swede, focusing on what happened on and off the field, such as his relationship with Nancy Dell’Olio, as well as some of his adventures with Ulrika Jonsson and Faria Alam, and as well as his illness. And where figures like Roberto Mancini, David Beckham and Wayne Rooney participated..
A journey, his, that will end in Sunne (Sweden), his home, with his family. “It’s a beautiful place, it calms you down. There, under the mountain, my father grew up. Directly Thornsby, where I grew up, and Sunne, where I was born. I always thought it was a good place to sleep. Ashes can be thrown into the water here. “it’s like home”he pointed out after his trip to Lake Fryken, where he wished to rest in peace.
This week the documentary was promoted in London but Eriksson was unable to attend, as planned, suggesting his condition may have worsened and he has little time left.
Source: La Verdad
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