Best Marcos Perot 50th birthday gift?
Greeting video from Bosse Andersson – in a gold jacket – as Djurgården’s sports director came with a long-awaited message:
– You can write my book!
author Marcos Perot He had time grazing by Daniel Kindberg, Lacey Berghagen, Per Carlson and Jesper Jansson.
But “Super-Bosse” had to wait a long time.
On Wednesday, the long-awaited message arrived.
Birro celebrated his 50th birthday and in the middle of a sequence with video greetings from greats like Mona Sahlin, Jonas Gardel and Hakan Hellstrom suddenly appeared Boss Anderson Until – in the golden jacket – they gave him the news he had been waiting for so long.
– Biro has been on me for several years now and he wants to write a book about me. If anyone’s allowed to do that, it’s him, Bos tells Sportbladet.
Learn to slow down
What exactly type of content will remain to be seen.
Bosse flags because it takes a while before it is rolled out in the library.
– Yes, if the library remains then … That is far in the future, he says.
You are very outspoken and open on Twitter, in interviews, etc. Are you planning to reveal everything in the book?
– We’ll see, but it will be about the time I spent in football.
How did Beru react when he received the letter, by the way?
– He became very happy and proud.
“A journey like no other”
Marcos Perro confirms this himself.
What attracts you to write about Boss Anderson?
– everything. His journey into Swedish football is familiar and incomparable. It is a kind of solidarity and kind-heartedness to Ingvar Kamprad of Swedish football. I’m impressed that he got back to his heart and put everything in order. Standing with both feet in a walled crowd and sympathetically making him loved and respected far from Djurgården. I really want it to be his rain-tortured room, that little room, that sings his heart out when he’s in the woods outside Nortalia and chops down his trees. What did he do successfully? How did it become what it is? What is his definition of his love for Swedish football, says Biro.
What makes him so special as an athletic director?
His realistic way of approaching his fellow human beings. Most people know he usually pushes all his phone calls away when he’s told what he wants to say, but I’ve met quite a few leaders in Swedish football who really presented themselves and at the time when he was sitting in the middle of one. . His success depends on his way of “taking people” and building relationships. He builds all the time with his heart as a starting point. He loves what he does and is passionate about it. He steals through it.
