In today's Observer Sergio Ramos interviewed by Sid Lowe:
Ramos has a tattoo, in English and borrowed from Nelson Mandela, that declares him the owner of an "unconquerable soul, master of my own destiny".
We really did unite a country and with all their problems people needed that. That imposes responsibility on you – we're conscious of our social power, what we represent...
Ultimately, what matters is your own demands. A coach can encourage you with praise or criticism but you have to want to.
...the values, the history. What they have always represented, the philosophy they transmit, the ideals they inculcated...
Ramos has a tattoo, in English and borrowed from Nelson Mandela, that declares him the owner of an "unconquerable soul, master of my own destiny".
We really did unite a country and with all their problems people needed that. That imposes responsibility on you – we're conscious of our social power, what we represent...
Ultimately, what matters is your own demands. A coach can encourage you with praise or criticism but you have to want to.
...the values, the history. What they have always represented, the philosophy they transmit, the ideals they inculcated...
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