Fabrice Muamba | Nicklas Bendtner The Best Wingman
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What is the opening banter and sponsor plug for this episode?
Luo oma autovakuutuksesi kuin patonki vaarissa. Täytteenä herkkuja, kuten palo, ilkivalta, varkaus, lunastusetu, lasiturva ja sijaisauto. Suomen suosituin autovakuutuskorvaa arvaamattomat ja arvattomat vahingot. Lähitapiola.fi kautta auto. Palvelun tarjoavat lähitapillon vahinko ja alueyhtiöt. Lähitapiolla samalla puolella.
Viidennen ja kuuden kerroksen välissä pikkuita pestessä alkoi anteroa huimata, kun hänen välitön huomionsa kiinnittyi tortillaan, jonka välissä on muun muassa paneroitua kanafille ja hallumia. Tähän väliin kanahalloumi tortilla nyt vain 750. The game was abandoned and tonight a Premier League footballer is fighting for his life. Next twenty four hours I look out forficial.
Fabrice Mohamber.
How does Fabrice Muamba introduce his remarkable life story?
Do you know
the last fifteen years one of the biggest stories in football?
Yeah. And do you know what? Despite everything that happened when it went on at the time His story's unbelievable despite that, which I never realised. You know, coming over here from the Congo, etcetera we'll we'll we'll we'll let Fabrice tell his story.
Do you know what I I noticed that he appreciated talking about football, his football career. Yeah. Rather than talking about the horrific thing that happened at Portland. Yeah. He actually I could see he was like really enthusiastic to speak about his journey up until that. Yeah. And he was so positive talking about stuff after. Live in the present. Yeah. How many times do I say that to you in America?
And we tend to ignore you He's positioned for football still as well.
Yeah. Spoke highly of Congo, didn't he?
Yes. Good job he'd got a pal.
Yeah, good old rash.
Went for rash. You never know what'd have happened. Nicholas Bentner as well. Yeah, my thing so it's bent on.
You were very surprised at him being a good wingman. You yeah, again very critical about people's looks. You couldn't see how he was such a good wingman.
Bentner.
Yeah.
I think he's a good looking booger, Bentner.
Oh
You weren't having it, were ya?
People in glass houses that, so I'm I'm not throwing stones, but no. Not for me. Not for you? No
Where's Bentner then? What you giving
like Bentner out of f out of ten? Yeah. Five? Five? Five Bentner's a five. You're you're sub then. I'm three. I'm alright with that. Three? You're a minus two. If you're giving Bentner a
five
Let's skip on. Thanks very much to Betano. Uh if it weren't for them we wouldn't have gone to the World Cup. The sponsor in this episode, the sponsor of the whole series, and I'm gonna rip his head off. Links in the description.
I've never been a m minus two before.
I know, it's not even a score, is it? Dick. Shall we get Fabrice in?
What challenges did Fabrice face when fleeing the Congo and moving to England?
Yeah, let's
get him in.
We were just talking before, obviously. Not not that long ago, we had Chris Samber on and I know you were saying you're you're originally from the Republic, but yeah. Very similar kind of coming over at a young age. Yeah. And like he him leaving at a young age as well.
Well w with me, 'cause my father was much in the politics, very much political guy. And then once you as you know in Africa, once a new regime comes The old regime They don't want them to be around it because they have massive influence in the country, so they want to get rid of them one way or the other. So he kinda says this is gonna happen. So he decided to come to England and a couple of years later we came Um yeah, it it um it says and I've been in England since Nineteen ninety nine? When you say they've got they'll get rid of them one way or another. Oh yeah. So like it's 'cause they don't want you to influence the politic.
Right.
So as a politician either get rid of you, uh kill you, or they don't want to. So it's Yeah, yeah, yeah. So you you're not
So
it's basically get out of the control, there's a good chance she'd be dead. That would be like that's the best option. Get out as quickly as possible. Okay. Mandelson got got got employed again. So Jesus. Yeah, that's that was the that was my dad. So yeah.
So we you arrived twelve. Yeah. And I'm assuming that French is first first language.
Yeah, French is first language. English, you know how you learn French in school where it's like a literally an hour lesson.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the opening banter and sponsor plug for this episode?
0:00–0:55
2
How does Fabrice Muamba introduce his remarkable life story?
0:55–2:59
3
What challenges did Fabrice face when fleeing the Congo and moving to England?
2:59–6:53
4
How did Fabrice break into Arsenal’s academy and later the first‑team squad?
6:53–51:07
5
How does Fabrice describe the modern football mindset and the importance of daily training habits?
51:07–58:08
6
Why did the Bolton squad travel to London and Wembley before the FA Cup semi‑final, and what did Fabrice think of that trip?
58:08–1:15:11
7
What happened during Fabrice’s cardiac arrest on the Tottenham match day and how did the medical response unfold?
1:15:11–1:35:09
8
How did Fabrice’s life change after his recovery – family, coaching studies and his new outlook on football?
1:35:09–1:44:02