Herrera
Corella, first time
the teenager from South Manchester garnishes his
Premier League debut with a goal.
The first memory that I've got is in Walking. The Cliff at
that time. I was I was doing a development Dupree Academy,
which is developed senses.
Basically, it's a really young young play seven and eight
years of age.
You could see he had a love of the bowl and a Love of
the Game.
He was like a free spirit in the way played
and he just had that sharpness.
My first impressions were
while it's an exciting
little player. Obviously not knowing
where he could have gone, think sound.
Amon movie. There was, there was one time when
when I was really young and
the boss towns was crashing. With the town's, I was working
with my mom and I can't get straining.
And a man was one of the people that came all the way from
where we live to pick me up to take me all the way to Seoul
food and back. He just needs the opportunity to be here and
to develop. So they had left their and there were all quite
happy to do that when he talked on the way back, talk about.
Sort of. So he did that well today. And what do you think? And
everything is not how we do it, you know give you five out of
ten you
and I thought when you're in a car environment, it's good.
That hasn't got maybe a parent or someone around him saying
you're not doing this. You're not doing that. So
it might have helped
in a little way without a memorial tiny room and be
partial.
I wouldn't be able to get to drain him.
I want to be able to be there. It's very much a
family based club. And that's one of the things I love about.
With Rooney and Marshall both house
as a premier league debut for 18 year old Marcus, for Ashford
from South Manchester,
all the training that you do, have to be ready for that one shot
because it could be your last.
That's that was my mindset going into the game.
I remember getting into the game a few people sat around
was
solved when his brother to the left.
It was like seeing him walk out. You like. Oh, wow, you
just pausing for you
and then amongst two goals in
When you score that first call, it's just
this moment you lost for words really like
it's an unbelievable feeling. I'm I wanted to celebrate, get
back to the spot and score again.
Mirela,
jumping around Dwayne's. Come over to be jumping around in
your life. So you won't need a lift home tonight Willie, you
know, sorry. I'm a bit of balance and
it was just,
it was, it was, it was fantastic. This is what
the Cubs of out is
local kids getting through, and getting a chance and then Doing
on the big stage.
They should for Marcus rash, but on a day that he
will surely never forget
two goals in the space of three minutes on his Premier League
debut.
And Kevin was just absolutely buzzing.
I mean,
we're absolutely buzzing. What was marks felt like and how
much is this the stuff of Dreams? What you've worked for
coming through the academy, it's crazy. You can't do that.
You can't explain it when you're out there. It's just
rush of blood everything.
You know, he's that's why I must be dreaming of from, from
being a kid. They just look gives everyone a mess. Left. He
said, well, that's why we're doing now.
It's memories that you can
you count by really,
you know, things like that.
To my family to serve, Alex to Sir, Bobby. That can't be here
today to all my friends at the back to the my old cultures.
I just want to say a massive. Thank you for being here today.
And you know, it's a great moment for me and I'm happy to
share it with you guys. So thank you.
It's nice to be invited. And so we thought oven
it was an another special occasion with that. I'll never
forget but it's cheering what. He's got it for, you know,
raising awareness of
kids, you know, without food and
People in the in at of circumstance and he's raising
all that money
and awareness is amazing. I grew up in these places like
for example, when I used to go to training when I was
when I was like seven
on the way,
I just meet so many homeless people and used to give him
a packet of crisps, ball, whatever,
whatever I had in my apartment or training. He was it has
given that
I know where help is needed.
And then this is me basically just showing the people that
Should already know where helps me that I want to do it in
the right way, like
people speak about that donations.
Now eventually the donations will stop,
whereas if you create a
system that can help and support these children
through a certain part of their lives, the early stages of
their lives.
I think that's more than possible and I don't see why we
can't can't do that.
What's so good for us as a culture, that the club to
reinforce that with the kids.
Throughout the academy
to reinforce Marcus as a player.
But then also,
what are you doing off the pitch?
We have lots of little chats in discussions about in the kids,
you know, they know I was once in their shoes. It makes me
happy when I see them coming up and like, starting that
training materials and then when they get the game, it's
a great feeling for me to watch him. Do
the reward for me, which is working at the club being
privileged on his pathway. Really
of seeing these special talents. Come through
but with a bit with markers is that that's the explanation on
the cherry on the top because of what you're doing. Now off
the picture.
So he's gone the next next level.
Yeah, and he's, you know, he's a top human being.