Sean Bean. About 20 years ago I used to work for a professional league football club in the UK and one day when we were playing Sheffield United at home, he came to watch the match. I met him at reception and showed him where he needed to go. He was very nice (but I bet he wasn't in such a good mood after the match!) I have also met a number of players/ex-players and managers/ex-managers, probably the most famous ones being Bryan Robson, Gary Megson and Les Sealey. Les was our goalkeeping coach for a short while before returning to West Ham and he would come into our office to do his paperwork and make tea for us all. Sadly he died of a heart attack a few years later, aged only 43.
Sean Bean. About 20 years ago I used to work for a professional league football club in the UK and one day when we were playing Sheffield United at home, he came to watch the match. I met him at reception and showed him where he needed to go. He was very nice (but I bet he wasn't in such a good mood after the match!) I have also met a number of players/ex-players and managers/ex-managers, probably the most famous ones being Bryan Robson, Gary Megson and Les Sealey. Les was our goalkeeping coach for a short while before returning to West Ham and he would come into our office to do his paperwork and make tea for us all. Sadly he died of a heart attack a few years later, aged only 43.