My boss. Built a company up from nothing to being reasonably successful whilst actually and genuinely giving a shit about his staff. Known him 20 years and working for him for 12 of those and he’s been far more of a role model/father figure to me than my own dad ever was.
Marcus Rashford has already been mentioned. At 23 he’s achieved an incredible amount already, but looks like a man on a mission who’s only just getting started.
Just need him to come up with the goods tonight and get us the three points to go joint top with Liverpool. He does tend to deliver in big games.
And while we’re on the subject of proper legends who also happen to play for Man Yoo….
Trying to think of any legendary comedians left alive.. Peter Kay!
Wha? Each to their own and Phoenix Nights was great but his stand up is basically just reminiscing. Stewart Lee would take the comedy crown for me. At least he has something to say.
For MTB or just biked I’m general it’s Chris Akrigg. Just makes everything look so simple and seems to absolutely love what he’s doing.
Wha? Each to their own and Phoenix Nights was great but his stand up is basically just reminiscing
His older stuff is still funny though. I watched some old routines from comics around at the same time. Stuff I found funny at the time has dated horribly, even turned cringey. I still howl at the top of the tower/Bolton Albert halls DVDs, as did MrsTH, who was new to them this time round.
Eric Cantona was a brilliant player in a great United team of the time but for me the real legend was Sir Alex Furguson. His domination of the top of English football was incredible and I’m fairly sure will never be surpassed.
Nick Clegg for the same reasons and because he put country before politics.
Errrmmm – he put party before country, joined a disastrous coalition with the tories, destroyed his party and then ran off to take the facebook shilling to act as a fig leaf for them
Marcus Radford has done alot of good and I’m sure is a fashionable choice, but a living legend?? Hardly.
He achieved bugger all as a footballer so far (relative to other footballers), and whilst his campaigning for free school meals is great (and very well publicised), I’m struggling to see that makes him a living legend.
I’m not getting Tony Hawk. Even he talks about Rodney Mullen in his own biography. Rodney pretty much invented modern street skateboarding and all the tricks. I think my opinion of Tony Hawk has been tainted by watching The Pappas Brothers documentary on Netflix 😕