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viernes, 31 de marzo de 2017

HEAD BOYS PREMIER LEAGUE STARS JUAN MATA, KEVIN DE BRUYNE, ERIC DIER AND THEO WALCOTT GO BACK TO SCHOOL

Talented quartet took a break from top-four race received a few lessons from excited local primary schools kids
 
The sun - Rob Maul - PREMIER LEAGUE stars have often been accused of being  childish on the pitch.
But several of England’s top players had licence to behave exactly that way last week  — when they all went back to school for a day.

Kevin De Bruyne shows off his skills in the classroom

Manchester  United’s Juan Mata, City’s Kevin De Bruyne, Tottenham’s Eric Dier and Arsenal forward Theo Walcott were among several players who received a few lessons from excited local primary schools kids.
 
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Their visit was all part of the Premier League’s first TV advertising campaign, which marks the launch of the Primary Stars campaign.

The lads can only hope that their top-four chances will not  need to be saved by the bell…

Juan Mata

What were your favourite subjects? “Geography and languages.”
 
What were you like at school? “Very well behaved to be honest, maybe too well behaved!”

Juan Mata claimed he was a fan of geography

Which of your team-mates would you most like to spend detention with? “I would say Eric Bailly. I would teach him to speak better Spanish. He’s OK at the minute but he needs more lessons.”
 
And who would you not like to spend your detention with? “Probably one of the big boys, someone like Marouane Fellaini —  he would  intimidate me (laughs)!”

Kevin De Bruyne

What was your favourite lesson at school? “I was good at languages and it’s helped me a lot. I’ve played in a lot of countries  and I almost speak four languages now, which is quite good.”
 
Were you naughty or studious at school? “I was a little bit in between. I always tried to enjoy it, I did what I had to  at school and at the time that was the most important thing for me.”
 
What is the best piece of advice you have been given? “Do whatever you want to do. If you really want  something, give it more attention and you’ll give it more of yourself.”
 
Manchester City star De Bruyne speaks four languages
 
Which team-mates would make good school teachers? “Probably Vincent Kompany because he talks a lot.”
 
Who would you like to be stuck in detention with? “You just need  somebody who’s funny, I have a good time with a lot of people here. You’ll need to have a good time because you’re in detention!”
 
Who is your smartest team-mate? “I am . . . definitely. Easy.”

Theo Walcott

What was it like working with the kids? “It is always fun. I’ve got two bundles of joy at home. They make me laugh, kids —  and I try to keep them  entertained. The first thing I asked the kids  was, ‘Does anyone like football?’. Most people love playing football, love watching football and being part of it — and  a Premier League player actually coming into school creates massive joy for all the children and they get a big buzz.”

Arsenal and England forward Theo Walcott reads to the kids

What do you remember from school? “Being with my mates. You can never have your schooldays  back so I always say enjoy them while you can. You are with your friends every day, doing what you want, learning as well as just having fun. I had fun every day at school.”

Eric Dier

Which player would make a good school teacher? “Ben Davies. He seems to know a lot about most subjects and he’s got that look of a school teacher. With his hair to the side, he looks quite smart.”
 
Which player would you most/least like to be stuck in detention with? “Dele Alli, he’d be a laugh. There’s a few boys that like being on their phones a lot, so I wouldn’t like to be in detention with one of them as there wouldn’t be much conversation.”

Eric Dier claims Ben Davies is the smartest Spur

Who’s your smartest team-mate? “Ben Davies is quite intelligent,   Mousa Dembele is very smart and very sly. He’s very good at all the board games —  chess, backgammon. Him and Jan Vertonghen, they like to think they’ve got the brains!”

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