After creating the iconic scene from Titanic where Rose is lovingly held by Jack while on the famed ship, Pamella Anderson and Liam Neeson failed to dispel romance rumors.
Pamela Anderson and Liam Neeson attempt to recreate iconic Titanic film scene while on tour in Berlin(Image: WireImage)
Rumours of a romance between Pamela Anderson and Liam Neeson gathered pace recently after the pair recreated the iconic scene in Titanic and posted it to social media. The pair have been on a promotional tour of their latest movie Naked Gun and were in Berlin at the time their recreation took place.
In the crime comedy, Pamela plays Beth, and Liam plays Frank Drebin, who is a thief who is trying to stop the police department from closing down, while Liam plays Frank.
As they larked around on a boat, Pamela and Liam’s close relationship was immediately apparent to everyone.
In the video shared with fans, Pamela took on the role of Rose, played by Kate Winslet, while Liam held her by the waist similar to that of Jack played by Leonardo DiCaprio.
In a green gown with a matching neck scarf, Pamela showed off her allure. Additionally, Liam wore a gray suit.
From the London to Berlin, this tour has been filled with joy, laughter, and love, she said in the video’s caption. Thank you to everyone who came out to giddy with us (and watch on the big screen)! NYC “Next”
Pamela Anderson and Liam Neeson attempt to recreate iconic Titanic film scene while on tour in Berlin(Image: INSTAGRAM)
The pair’s chemistry was once more evident at the film’s London premiere.
Liam declared to People magazine that he was “madly in love with her,” adding to the growing rumors.
He declared, “First of all, I’m madly in love with Pamela.” She’s just a fantastic partner. I’ll be open and honest with you about how much I can recommend her.
He continued, “She’s funny and so simple to work with.”
Pamela Anderson and Liam Neeson joke around on a boat while in Berlin(Image: INSTAGRAM)
However, when Pamela responded to the romance rumors, Liam responded by saying she was “has a friend forever” and Liam quickly said he was “done with dating.”
We definitely have a connection that is very sincere and loving, she continued.
In 2009, Liam was left distraught after his beloved wife Natasha Richardson died two days after hitting her head during a ski lesson in Canada.
She claimed to have felt well and left her hotel room, according to reports. But she became ill just 45 minutes later.
She was taken by air ambulance to a hospital in New York the following day, where she received life support. Sadly, Natasha was unable to enter.
Since then, Liam has concentrated on his family and his craft.
Both Liam and Pamela have been upbeat and playful throughout their promotional tours. And Liam recently made up a joke about how the “sex scenes” are his favorite scene.
While filming, the co-stars received an intimacy coordinator.
Liam said to The Sun, “I’d never had one before,” recalling their close interactions. But she was a background character. There was no such thing as “OK!” Please excuse me! ‘”.
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The co-ordinator then claimed Pamela had fled, and Liam has recalled that at one point she had threw her hands in the air and said: “I can’t take this! I can’t stand this hot. I’m having coffee.
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Following the release of his 1996 comedy classic Happy Gilmore 2, which premiered on Netflix today (Friday, July 25), Adam Sandler was contacted about his upcoming project.
Adam Sandler revealed that he’d had an encounter with Netflix “brass”(Image: Getty Images)
Netflix allegedly tried to intimidate Adam Sandler while dropping bumbling hints about his potential next project.
During a recent appearance on The Dan Patrick Show, the Hollywood heavyweight was grilled about his upcoming work following the debut of Happy Gilmore 2, the sequel to Adam’s beloved 1996 comedy, which landed on Netflix on Friday, July 25.
This prompted the Big Daddy star to cryptically disclose that he’d recently faced off with Netflix executives, though Adam said he remained defiant when they attempted to “stare” him down.
Adam said, “Past, I wish I knew right now. I didn’t let it happen because I was just with Netflix’s management. They were trying to intimidate and stare me down.
He continued, “I said, Wait for this,” Soon enough, Sandman will let you know what’s going on. Who is Sandman, and why? ‘I said, ‘ Me, me. C’mon, cut this s***”.
Dan revealed that Adam “let it slip” about his next film when they were at dinner(Image: Getty Images)
Dan then made it known that Adam, the Little Nicky actor, “let it slip” about his upcoming movie and that he “must write these damn things” at a dinner in New York.
He further resisted questioning by turning people’s attention to his most recent release. When asked, Adam replied, “Don’t,” claiming that it was “Happy Gilmore 2 time.”
In the original ’90s fan-favourite comedy, the Hollywood funnyman portrayed Happy, a hockey player who discovers he possesses a natural gift for golf and subsequently enters the PGA Tour in a bid to raise the funds needed to save his grandmother’s house.
The follow-up would prove to be brilliant news for fans. Indeed, one Reddit user posted on the site asking for Adam Sandler film recommendations ahead of its release.
Please let me know which of your favorite Adam Sandler movies I should watch tonight. I adored the song “Billy Madison and Happy Gilmore” from last night.
Adam later told Dan that it was “Happy Gilmore 2 time” (Image: Getty Images for Netflix)
Any suggestions, even if I’ve seen them, please, please. Please let me know your favorites so I can put them on my list so I can add them if I don’t want to list them too long here.
As the recommendations poured in, one particular film stood out among the fan favourites: the 2006 comedy fantasy picture, Click, tells the story of workaholic Michael Newman, portrayed by Adam.
He receives a universal remote control from Christopher Walken’s character, Morty. However, this remote proves to be extraordinary, enabling him to pause, rewind, and fast-forward moments of his existence.
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One Reddit user called the movie “underrated,” while another called it “fun and enjoyable movie” that “leaves you sobbing,” despite the negative reviews that critics received.
Dudley-born Sir Lenny Henry made an open letter about the racist bullying he went through as a child.
Lenny Henry used humour to protect himself while dealing with racist bullying(Image: Karwai Tang/WireImage)
Comedian Lenny Henry detailed how he used humour as his ‘sword and shield’ against the racist bullies in his childhood. The 66-year-old was born in Dudley in August 1958 to parents Winston and Winifred. His full name is Lenworth George Henry, and he was named after the doctor who delivered him at Burton Road Hospital.
In the past, Sir Lenny has revealed the abominable racist abuse that, in particular, he has experienced as a member of a Jamaican family in the West Midlands, in the 1970s. He had claimed that residents of the area where he lived frequently painted “Keep Britain white” on walls and that they would frighten his mother by asking where her tail was.
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Sir Lenny endured racist abuse during his childhood(Image: Getty)
The comedian claimed that Winifred, his late mother, was a key source of his support for racism in a recent interview. After moving to England from Jamaica as a member of the Windrush Generation, she was yelled at with “horrible things” in the street.
Due to the racist abuse they experienced, Black children in the area where he was raised were advised to go outside in pairs at the time.
He explained to The Sunday Times’ Culture Magazine, “We were in the midst of this tumult, but you don’t realize that when you’re young. You simply gravitate toward those who want to snog you or like you.
The star used humour to protect himself(Image: Getty Images)
“My humour became my shield and sword.” With a joke, I could deflect something. When I began to discuss how ridiculous it was for one child to roll around on the floor like they were married, I was being verbally abused.
“Suddenly, people started laughing and assumed I was valuable.” Although I was still being punched, I would be protected by others. By the time I was 12 years old, Greg, Mac, and Tom were my only white friends. They really saved my life, and I still think about them today. I was encouraged to be funny.
He previously claimed that the National Front smeared “N. F.” in excrement on his and ex-wife Dawn French’s door, and that this racism persisted throughout his entire career.
Even abusive letters and rags that had been burned through the door were threatened to be sent to them. We had words strewn into every panel of every car, according to Dawnn, who used derogatory, racist language.
Lenny’s career began when he first appeared on New Faces at the age of 15, and he eventually won with his portrayal of Stevie Wonder. He began a stand-up routine on The Black and White Minstrel Show, where actors dressed as minstrels sang minstrel songs two years later.
However, Lenny received “creeping dread” from the fact that she was the only black performer in this fundamentally racist show.
He said, “I would know when I arrived at the theater that I would be the only actual black person in the building, perhaps the only one within a 50-mile radius.”
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Princess Andre attracted attention for her glamorous appearance following a recent outing, just weeks after taking her lavish vacation abroad to celebrate her 18th birthday.
The influencer has celebrated a milestone in her life(Image: Getty Images for Bauer)
Princess Andre turned heads in a sleek all-black outfit as she stepped onto the red carpet at London’s Kisstory Blackheath Live festival.
After celebrating her milestone 18th birthday, the teen rocked a black crop top and matching trousers, opting to wear her signature long curly blonde straight. The daughter of Katie Price and Peter Andre was joined by big brother Junior, 20, and his girlfriend Jasmine Orr, 24, for the music-filled day out.
In a fitted vest and a grey jumper, Jasmine went for edgy black camo cargo pants.
The outing comes after Princess’s sun-soaked trip to Mexico last week, where she joined her stepmum Emily MacDonagh’s family, including Emily’s younger brothers, Will and Joe. She shared a stream of holiday snaps with fans as she soaked up the sunshine.
Princess looked glamorous in her stylish outfit while attending a lavish event(Image: Getty Images for Bauer)
Despite the festivities, Princess’s birthday caused a stir because Katie Price’s mother was noticeably absent. Katie later addressed the incident on her podcast with sister Sophie after being seen partying in Dubai instead of the family dinner.
Because Princess and Mummy can now go out together because Princess is now officially an adult. She said, “If some people would let her be with me.”
Junior attended the event with his girlfriend by his side(Image: Getty Images for Bauer)
Katie also made a comment about Princess’s upcoming documentary, which revealed that she had not been a part of the production.
Everyone is aware that she is making this documentary, and I’m not in it, the 47-year-old former I’m a Celeb star said. Some people don’t believe that being with me with Princess is beneficial. People who used to care for me.
You aren’t on brand Katie, Sophie retorted. You take too much risk, Katie, and that’s why. Then Katie made an apparent attack on her ex-husband, Peter, and their former PR team, who are currently reportedly overseeing the careers of Junior and Princess, calling it “pathetic.” Her mother is me. It’s sad. It’s so depressing. When certain individuals who once looked after me are now doing so.”
Due to the new documentary’s upcoming filming, the former glamour model, according to reports, was prevented from attending Princess’s official birthday party.
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She continued, “I’m not allowed to be seen at any of the things my daughter is doing.” People who are filming the Princess documentary used to do my editing. It’s fine, but there’s always a conflict of interest. This will be accepted by everyone. Therefore, we must do something for Princess 18th.
Two childhood friends have experienced confinement and injustice at one of Sudan’s conflicting sides in Shambat al-Aradi, a tightly knit neighborhood in Khartoum North that was once known for its vibrant community gatherings and spirited music festivals.
Khalid al-Sadiq, a 43-year-old family doctor, and one of his best friends, a 40-year-old musician who once lit up the stage of the nearby Khedr Bashir Theatre, were inseparable before the war.
Both men, who were both born and raised close to that beloved theater, were swept into a campaign of arbitrary arrests carried out by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) when the civil war broke out in their city in April 2023.
Although the friends’ experiences were different and different, they remained akin to one another until they emerged physically altered, emotionally broken, and compelled to survive forever.
Imprisonment and ransom
Al-Sadiq’s ordeal began in August of 2023 when RSF forces arbitrarily detained Shambat and numerous other men.
He spent days incarcerated in a bathroom in a house where the RSF had looted it along with seven other people.
“We were only let out to eat, then forced back in”, he explained.
The RSF repeatedly tortured al-Sadiq during his first days of interrogation before demanding a ransom.
Using pliers, they used to repeatedly smash his fingers. At one point, to scare him, they fired at the ground near him, sending shrapnel flying into his abdomen and causing heavy bleeding.
The men’s captors gathered them after three days.
According to al-Sadiq, “They tried to bargain with us, demanding 3 million Sudanese pounds [roughly $1, 000] per person.”
Three men were released after handing over everything they had, including a rickshaw and all their cash. Al-Sadiq and the other prisoners who were still in prison were moved to a smaller cell with a more cramped toilet hidden beneath a staircase.
“There wasn’t any ventilation. There were insects everywhere”, he said. They had to alternate sleeping positions; one could almost lie down while the other could stand.
Al-Sadiq’s friend, the musician, who requested anonymity, was also detained and detained at Khartoum North, where the RSF had earlier taken control of the conflict with Sudan’s military, in the first few months of the conflict.
That would not be the only time the musician was taken because the RSF had been told that his family were distantly related to former President Omar al-Bashir.
Because of that connection, even though I was never a member of the regime, they called me a “remainder of the regime.” He claimed that he had protested against al-Bashir and that he had opposed it.
Sudan’s army chief, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, in green fatigues, arrives in the capital on March 26, 2025, the day he declared, ‘ Khartoum is free, ‘ after the military recaptured it from the RSF]Handout/Sudan Sovereign Council via Reuters]
Months later, the RSF raided his family’s Shambat home, and his younger brother was fatally shot. The musician quickly evacuated his family to Umm al-Qura in Gezira state to keep everyone safe, before returning home to collect their belongings. That was when he was arrested.
He claimed to Al Jazeera that the RSF fighters would entrap him and other prisoners and place them face-down in the yard during his time there. Then they would use a “sout al-anag,” a traditional hippo skin-based Sudanese leather whip to defeat them.
The flogging lasted a long time, he added, and it was not an isolated incident. He experienced it a number of times.
RSF agents subjected him to verbal and physical abuse and fabricated information about his alleged affiliation with al-Bashir during interrogations, labeling him as a political Islamist remnant of al-Bashir’s regime, and using slurs like “Koz.”
He was held for about a month, then released to return to a home that had been looted.
At least five more arrests would be made for him.
According to al-Sadiq, “the majority of the detentions were based on people telling each other things, sometimes for personal gain, sometimes for torture.”
“RSF commanders even brag about having a list of Bashir regime or SAF]Sudan armed forces] supporters for every area”.
forced labor
The musician claimed to Al Jazeera that he and others were forced to perform manual labor in a way that the fighters did not want to do while he was being held by the RSF.
“They used to take us out in the morning to dig graves”, he said. “I buried more than 30 graves myself.”
The prisoners who had been tortured, ill, or starved appeared to be the victims of the detention camps’ graves.
While he could not estimate how many people were buried in those pits, he described the site where he was forced to dig, saying it already had many pits that had been used before.
Al-Sadiq was transported to an RSF detention facility in the al-Riyadh neighborhood while being blindfolded, bound, and bundled into a van.
A section for women, an area for those who had been captured in battle, another for those who had surrendered, and an underground chamber known as “Guantanamo,” which is the site of systematic torture, were the five zones in the compound.
Al-Sadiq tried to help the people he was imprisoned with, treating them with whatever they could scavenge and appealing to the RSF to take the dangerously sick prisoners to a hospital.
[Marwan Mohamed/EPA] [Differently living Sudanese who fled the Zamzam camp after the RSF attacked it travel to the Tawila camps in North Darfur on April 14, 2025.
However, the RSF typically rejected the pleas, and al-Sadiq can still recall one patient, Saber, who the fighters shackled despite their quick deterioration of his health.
“I kept asking that he be transferred to a hospital”, al-Sadiq said. He “died.”
However, some of the prisoners who were being treated did not, and the RSF kept a group of doctors in a separate room with beds and medical equipment.
There, they were told to treat injured RSF fighters or prisoners the RSF wanted to keep alive, either to keep torturing them for information or because they thought they could get big ransoms for them.
Al-Sadiq chose to stay with the other prisoners and cooperate less with the RSF, keeping to himself, and cooperating with them.
In the cell he chose to remain in, conditions were impolite.
“The total water we received daily – for drinking, ablution, everything – was six small cups”, al-Sadiq said, adding that food was scarce and “insects, rats and lice lived with us. I lost 77 pounds and 35 kg.
Although their captors did occasionally provide him with medical supplies when they needed them to treat someone, they provided a lifeline for everyone who came his way.
The prisoners were so desperate that he sometimes shared IV glucose drips he got from the RSF so detainees could drink them for some hydration.
The RSF would only provide small “payments” of sugar, milk, or dates to prisoners who were forced to perform manual labor, such as loading or unloading trucks, as the only other sources of food.
Al-Sadiq did not mention having heard of other prisoners digging graves or having been forced to do so.
For the musician, however, graves became a constant reality, even during the periods when he was able to go back home to Shambat.
He assisted in the interment of about 20 neighbors who had to be buried anywhere but in cemeteries after succumbing to starvation or crossfire.
Without explaining the reason, the RSF prevented people from visiting the cemeteries to rest their loved ones.
In fact at first, the RSF prohibited all burials, then relented and allowed some burials as long as they were not in the cemeteries.
In Shambat Stadium’s Rabta Field and close to the Khedr Bashir Theatre, the musician and others would dig graves for victims.
On May 3, 2025, a Sudanese army officer inspects a recently discovered weapons storage facility at Khartoum. [AP Photo]
He said many people who were afraid to leave their homes at all ended up burying their loved ones in their yards or in any nearby plots they could furtively access.
Al-Sadiq was released in the winter, but the friends’ ordeals continued until the RSF stopped intervening to arrest the musician.
Why doesn’t anyone understand why.
Both al-Sadiq and the musician told Al Jazeera they remain haunted by what they endured.
They claimed that their suffering did not end with their release; rather, it persisted, eroding from their minds, a fear that their fate will be forever.
The SAF announced Khartoum’s recapture on March 26. Now, the two men have returned to their neighbourhood, where they feel a greater sense of safety.
Rio Ferdinand refers to Viktor Gyokeres as “I don’t think he’s the guy.”
“I’ve watched him probably three times really, really closely. And three times, I’ve said, “He ain’t getting that opportunity in the Prem. “
Gyokeres, 27, has just moved from Sporting to Arsenal for up to £64 million.
Gyokeres has scored a phenomenal 97 goals in 102 appearances for the Portuguese club, and contributed 26 assists.
Last year, he averaged 54 goals per game, which is more than that.
Ferdinand, however, claimed he was unsure whether Gyokeres would make a good team in England’s top flight when he was being linked with Manchester United.
The six-time Premier League winner, speaking on his Rio Ferdinand Presents podcast, asked: “Is there enough – after he’s physically matched – to get him a goal”?
However, former Gyokeres assistant coach and fellow Swede Bjorn Hamberg, tells BBC Sport, “He has got the physicality for sure.”
After a successful two seasons with Sporting, where he played for Manchester United under Ruben Amorim, the former Brighton player made a number of top clubs linked with Arsenal.
In addition to his 39 goals in Portugal’s Primeira Liga in 2024-25, Gyokeres helped himself to another six in the Champions League – including a hat-trick against Manchester City.
Through loan spells at Swansea and Coventry, as well as St Pauli, he has gone from leaving Brighton without playing a single minute of Premier League football to becoming one of Europe’s most prolific marksmen.
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Cristiano Ronaldo, who also came from Sporting, is without a doubt the most successful import from the Primeira Liga.
The 18-year-old, then a winger, joined Manchester United for £12.24m in August 2003.
In 292 games for United, he scored 118 goals, with 103 of those goals coming from the Premier League.
Before moving to Real Madrid for a record-breaking $80 million, he won three Premier League titles, the Champions League, and a Ballon d’Or.
The next most prolific player to make the move from Portugal to England was also a Sporting to United signing – Bruno Fernandes.
Following his January 2020 move for a fee of £47 million, which increased to £67.7 million, the now United captain has scored 62 goals in 195 Premier League games, totaling 98 goals in 290 games.
Nani also signed for Sporting to United in 2007 and scored 25 goals in England between those two.
Looking at out-and-out strikers, Mexico forward Raul Jimenez has scored 59 Premier League goals for Wolves and Fulham.
After a successful loan spell on-loan, he made his Wolves debut for a club-record sum of $ 30 million in 2019.
However, there is a Mario Jardel for every Ronaldo. The Brazilian won the Golden Boot five times in Portugal and netted 179 goals in 176 games in the country’s top flight.
His goals-per-game ratio is unmatched anywhere in the world. When Bolton signed him in August 2003, manager Sam Allardyce said, “We have found a striker who is going to score goals for us on a regular basis.”
Aged 29, he only made seven substitute appearances in the Premier League, with his only three goals for the club coming in the League Cup.
He would later be referred to as the worst player Allardyce has ever managed.
There were three in between, with Jardel and Gyokeres being the first Portuguese league top scorer to join the Premier League.
Benni McCarthy top scored with Porto in 2003-04 and two years later joined Blackburn Rovers.
He only managed two goals in his first season with Rovers, one more than Didier Drogba, who won the Golden Boot.
In 109 games for Blackburn, he would score 37 league goals, including 11 for West Ham.
Carlos Vinicius and Darwin Nunez are the other players to win recent Portuguese Golden Boots – both with Benfica – before less-than-prolific spells in England.
Vinicius has eight goals in 53 Premier League games, scoring both on loan at Tottenham and Fulham before making a permanent move to Fulham in 2022.
Will Gyokeres flourish in a tougher league?
The usual suspects are on display in Europe’s top leagues in 2024 and beyond when you look at the list.
Robert Lewandowski finished with 27 goals for Barcelona in the title-winning season, one more than England captain Harry Kane’s total for Bayern Munich, while Kylian Mbappe managed 31 in his debut season in La Liga. Mohamed Salah scored 29 as Liverpool won the title.
Gyokeres, who is 6ft 2in, managed 39, though the Primeira Liga is not considered one of the top five leagues in Europe.
Is it important for him to succeed in a stronger league? Ferdinand’s comments come as a result of Ferdinand’s comments, as he has just turned 27 and is yet to play in any of Europe’s top five divisions.
It is perhaps worth noting 35% of his goals in 2024-25 came from penalties, as he successfully converted all 19 of his spot-kicks.
Gyokeres is a prolific goalscorer, but will he be successful against elite-level defenses?
There will undoubtedly be competition between Arsenal’s front players, Hamberg asserts.
“I think he’s committed to let go again and obviously he understands that Arsenal will be another step up in the ladder.
You can see that he is probably more prepared than ever to take that challenge on in his final few seasons, especially in the Champions League.
He typically stays in shape and improves annually. He’s just one of those players who is good around the box, a good finisher, but he’s also quite strong in transition and in big spaces.
Gyokeres has previously resided in England.
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Gyokeres has previously played for a Premier League team.
Having failed to make the grade, Brighton allowed him to join Coventry for a small fee in July 2021 after an unspectacular return of three goals in 19 Championship appearances during a loan spell with the Sky Blues.
After scoring 38 times in 91 Coventry league games between the years 2021-22 and 2022-23, he transferred to Sporting for £20.5 million.
Gyokeres has risen new heights while playing in Lisbon, and he has also taken the international stage with Sweden’s exciting attacking line-up, along with Dejan Kulusevski from Tottenham and Newcastle’s Alexander Isak.
Gyokeres scored nine goals in six games for his country – including four in one match against Azerbaijan – in the 2024-25 Nations League.
His attention has been drawn to him not just for his accomplishments, though.
Gyokeres is renowned for his intelligent movement and fast, focused work, and admirable club reviews for his combination of physical strength, technical skill, and tactical awareness.
He is a creator as well as a goalscorer, with a lot of his chance creation coming from his love of running with the ball.
According to Hamberg, who was Graham Potter’s assistant at various clubs, including Brighton, “When we had him, we had Glenn Murray who had scored double figures the previous season,” and we signed Neal Maupay from Brentford.
The third or fourth choice was then Viktor, so to speak. He would still play games for us in the Carabao Cup.
We were pleased that he had a support role while he was still young and be ready for an opportunity, “in our opinion.”
However, when he has his mind on something, he typically goes all-in for that.
He “always believed that he would be a top player.”
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A young boy who cried when he lost is remembered by Gyokeres’ former team- and coach friends. They talk about a “stubborn kid” who was “wild, really aggressive” and would occasionally come to blows with team-mates.
There are tales of Gyokeres’ unyielding resolve, perseverance, and drive.
At his first senior club Brommapojkarna, David Eklund, academy scout, says Dejan Kulusevski was never a superstar. But he scored goals. That is it.
He was a very nice guy, despite having a strong mentality. He always worked hard and had the idea of being a top player, training every day. He wanted to disprove the law.
When Gyokeres was there, Dennis Lawrence, a member of Mark Robins’ backroom staff, said, “He has that ability to focus on and accomplish anything he wants.”
Hamberg, who was assistant manager when Gyokeres was at Brighton and remembers the young striker pushing for a loan move because he felt he was not getting enough minutes, adds:” What I like with him is that he’s quite stubborn.
His attitude is excellent, he said. He doesn’t just wait patiently for a moment. He really wants to grab it himself. He practices his acting, and all he needs is a dedicated person who can put a shift in. He can always rely on his work ethic when things go wrong.
