Source?

I am close to tears, and I don't even care if this is made up or true

But it defines the sort of player I love to see at utd. A player who truly loves the club and understand he is privilaged to be a utd players.

Darmian I most admit, seem to have the same heart and I believe will soon become a fan fav

That to me sound as load of BS however,I rate rafael for his heart and love for the club. Would have been a future captain had he been able to stay fit.

Yeh it's fake soz guys

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/dear-fabio-letter-rafael-da-6189423

Haha

That's brilliant!

How would someone get hands on to a letter like this?

I read that as a total Wum by the OP.

Sorry OP it's the mirror on the Wum

Read it as fake but parts of it read so true...

I absolutely loved Rafael, huge favourite of mine and the only thing I am really annoyed at LVG for.

Rafael

He was good, but maybe too small and also too rash with the ball maybe?

Who knows, he played some games early season if I remember, so I'd say vG gave him time to impress. Not loads, but some.

Lovzed Raf and hope this is genuine.

He also shows the fundamental difference between SAF and LVG. SAF would make you feel like a million bucks and push you mentally to the limit to do it for someone you really loved. LVG on the other hand seems to be slightly autistic and make things over complicated and fall out with too many of his players. Not that SAF didn't fall out with players as well, just that he seemed to have far better people skills and really made his players love him and treated him as a real father figure.

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Pretty sure it is fake just meant that parts of this made up letter actually ring true to what I believe Rafael might think.

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comment by The Guvnor IV -Iron sharpens Iron--- 48-0 (U12889)
posted 47 minutes ago
Rafa loved the club and sir alex was like a mentor.
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Not so much a mentor more like a manager.

Say My Name

No, because he clearly did more than manage him as a football player. He had a positively profound effect on his life growing up, as he did on many players in his career.

I think the photo captions buried within the text rather gave it away that this has been lifted from somewhere. But it does sound a bit too good for it to be the Daily Mirror. Clearly, they employ somebody there who possesses emotions. Who knew?

Ffs SAF wounded players in the dressing room. LVG shows them his marbles.

The Twins vs. Arsenal! How I remember them, sad bit of business, stinks. We failed somehow.