What REALLY happened to Saido Berahino 👀 | Perspectives

[@LukhanyoHlophe]

One thing stands out for me, Saido is a humble and a very well spoken human being

[@AJWindsor]

The guy conducting the interview is really good to be honest. Very good questions and he lets him speak.bHe should interview more people.

[@FreedomReigns99]

Sad story because he was such a talent. I remember when him & Kane were the top 2 young strikers in the league. Could even argue Saido was #1 & Kane #2

[@qasimdin7438]

That’s the biggest tragedy Saido has scored about 15 premier league goals when Kane had only scored 1 was clearly ahead of him at that time, what could’ve been

[@zacmirza6498]

Nah don’t lie now. Saido had a good season in 14/15, but that was the year where Kane really broke out

[@FreedomReigns99]

@@zacmirza6498 Debatable. Remember at the time Kane was doing it at a team that was constantly battling for top 4-6. Saido was doing it a team constantly battling to stay up. And ended up getting relegated as soon as he left, and they ain't been back since 🤷🏾‍♂️ Needless to say who turned out to be the better player, but at the time, it was defo debatable.

[@qasimdin7438]

@@zacmirza6498 yh and up until about November of that season 14/15 saido had about 15 premier league goals 5 from previous season and about 10 that season, Kane at that point had only scored 1 it was only when he went on a run of scoring in Europe league poch put him in the team in the prem in mid or early November because he had no choice and he worked hard on his game and as they the rest is history

[@trivadpt]

There is no fire without smoke. Its like hearing stories of James Milner being out on the lash every night whilst in his prime at Liverpool.... You never heard such nonsense.The 20% of true stories in the media were fuel for the other 80%. Berahino comes accross quite aloof and lacks accountability. He seems a bit of a 'joker', didnt take his situation seriously enough and didnt grab the bull by the horns and take full control of his life. He seems to have found himself in a great position in life but never realised the extent of it. Reminds me of Nile ranger, just a milder version.

[@dwunmi93]

This was such a refreshing interview - didn't shy away from his mistakes and was clearly let down by a system that's business operated and still forgets footballers aren't just commodities, they're humans too. Glad to see Saido on the other side of things and with a fresh outlook as well as the perspective which hopefully young ballers look at so they too don't make the same mistakes.

[@trivadpt]

Childish and irresponsible mistakes may I add. There is no fire without smoke. Its like hearing stories of James Milner being out on the lash every night whilst in his prime at Liverpool.... You never heard such nonsense.The 20% of true stories in the media were fuel for the other 80%. Berahino comes accross quite aloof and lacks accountability. He seems a bit of a 'joker', didnt take his situation seriously enough and didnt grab the bull by the horns and take full control of his life. He seems to have found himself in a great position in life but never realised the extent of it. Reminds me of Nile ranger, just a milder version.

[@Baronvanhausen88]

He wasn’t “let down” he had a poor attitude and failed. All players go thorough it, the good ones make it

[@dwunmi93]

@@Baronvanhausen88 Thorough analysis 👍Not sure all players follow the same journey. There are plenty of good/greats that don't make it.

[@sponish0]

i feel he did he did a lot of blaming other people, agents the press etc not so much accountability of his own mistakes.

[@Baronvanhausen88]

@@sponish0 he’s the typical fatherless mis behaved guy blaming everyone for his own actions

[@nshutisanojanvier3081]

I’m Rwandan, a neighboring country to Burundi. This lad had it all the movement, the touch, the finishing. A clinical finisher, i was saddened by seeing the partying and “bad attitude” articles by the English press. I felt he was throwing his career away, good to hear his side of the stories and see him well spoken and enjoying his life again. He could’ve achieved way more in his career, but that’s life. Nevertheless, thank you for making us proud, Saido especially your goal at Old Trafford. (as a Liverpool fan for 23 years). Peace to you and your family.

[@futuremillionaire450]

He is our captain, Burundi national team. We love him 🎉❤

[@todymanyeah449]

Which club team is he playing for now

[@futuremillionaire450]

@@todymanyeah449 AEL Limassol

[@michaelabule]

Use Google mate.

[@flaksKSTREETER]

@@todymanyeah449Second division in Belgium 🇧🇪

[@-a-a--a--a]

So impressed with his interview. Didn't expect this kind of maturity from him. Had some rough luck. I know that feeling.

[@Rodders0223]

What rough luck?

[@-a-a--a--a]

@@Rodders0223 him or me lol

[@rmna1590]

As a stoke fan I was really excited when he signed for us, shame to hear his heart wasn’t really in it and he didn’t actually want to come. Deserved better people around him in the football world, no hard feelings from a potter

[@experientedofut]

Love this video! Such a great story from Berahino!

[@ahmaddeeni]

Actually one of my favourite players to watch growing up, was electric on his day.

[@kennethegabou7006]

There’s so much about football that we don’t know! Great guy Saido, for being honest!

[@Parksey-qb5wv]

Remember seeing him as a kid at West Brom. He was so talented. Such a sad tale, i'm glad he's now happy.

[@user-rx8no1zt4c]

What an honest guy! I remember watching him in PL for West Brom, he was the type of player you get excited when they’re on the ball.

[@cocomarco1322]

Great interview! Kudos rising ballers

[@TawandaMusekiwa]

Love this one❤what a banger and what a great story to share🎉❤❤❤

[@TawandaMusekiwa]

🎉

[@D1Snr]

He's one of few players that I really believe when they talk about being genuinely surprised about their rise to the top. A lot of modern players talk like they knew they were going to make it and it was no surprise when they did

[@qasimdin7438]

Get John Bostock on here would be another fantastic insight given too much too soon but has somewhat recovered to have a decent career playing in Belgium France and Turkey

[@AceArts]

Love this video so far! Berahino, what a story!

[@JaredGrant-rx8pu]

Best piece of advice I’ve been given is to trust God and put my faith in him. Jesus Christ loves you all and wants that relationship with you My God is undefeated Amen

[@Rob-gx7rx]

best piece of advice i ever got - not exactly advice but wisdom - was "everyone is always at their maximum", which to me means "try and be as understanding of everyone and everything as possible". obviously it could be taken in a not desirable way of "don't bother trying to improve", but i don't take it that way.

[@samsherpa-moore9211]

Advice I got once and have since used is to work hard with passion, and inevitably there will be a break that comes, but you must identify it and make sure your ready for it.

[@makajapo2097]

He's actually a very humble honest guy liked him as a player like him more as a person great interview very inspiring

[@Bennjavilla777]

Great video!❤

[@sftrap4682]

Love the video ❤

[@timokeiz4330]

Berahino we still believe u can leave a mark on sports , u stroy has inspired me as a young coach developing

[@FisherAthleticFan]

Big up RB! Because some of the content with these players who could/should have made it big are insightful

[@tysonskeete1228]

Every person that didn't grow up in England would tell you the Education outside this country is better than what your teached here

[@scottmorris2481]

Taught*

[@Ale-fd6uj]

You proved your owned point, well done.

[@Sportsbikeguy]

Thank you giving us an example of what non-british education system looks like.

[@magamwagomba9721]

that was a beautiful own goal my G😅😅

[@adetolaayodele3425]

@@Sportsbikeguy In some African countries, for example, whilst they lack the infrastructure and facilities (and the importance of those ingredients towards improving the quality of education cannot be underestimated), they push their students really hard. My nephew was 9 years old when he arrived in the UK from Nigeria. We were surprised to realise he was way ahead in the curriculum of his UK schoolmates. His English was even advanced, but I guess that his attendance at a private school in Nigeria gave him an added advantage.

[@mikeyBenitez08]

never miss with these vids bro

[@CoolGamer-j3c]

Best piece of advice for me was talking about my problems

[@MONaf-f7g]

Incredible interview

[@m1ru123]

Glad to see him on this ❤

[@jack8988]

Surprising honest interview comes across at a sound and humble lad

[@fortunalondon8692]

Fantastic interview

[@Labaran7]

This interview should be played for Sancho to learn

[@PPPPPPPPPPPPP]

Respect to you Saido. Can see the emotion in your eyes reminiscing.

[@geminifinesse2969]

Crazy how the media paint a picture and people believe it … always 2 sides to a story

[@AlexanderSkrinar]

What a guy man. He really owns up to his mistakes but didn't allow them to beat him

[@joebeech7301]

The Graham Dorrans shout is insane, love that

[@Lukjinder]

Omg this Footballer .. u r amazing .. im a women and i dont play football Love the game but i Learnt so much from u

[@Rexorcist]

shut up

[@jaydenflores1674]

Love this video

[@stevey-nwas1230]

Best advice taken and given is.. Trust nobody and have your no2 lawyers watching your no1/1st choice lawyers!!!!!

[@gini3980]

What a story ❤

[@mobmeansmobmobmeansmob2125]

Never have a “agent” or “manager” get yourself a top law firm and use a trusted,educated member of your family to just oversee things.. all most agents or managers are interested in is ripping young talent off.

[@MojeedMuraina]

Loving it ❤

[@injamamulislam2738]

Loved it,🔥

[@klemohdavid513]

I really like berahino once a promising baller....much love from Kenya

[@filip6855]

love the vids

[@user-ky9wj1wl3k]

Great vid

[@nshimirimanayassini694]

Love this video and we love you our captain 😢😢❤❤🇧🇮

[@Darwizy09]

Admin sent me to watch this video and it's lit 😅

[@oldestp7731]

W video, inspiring

[@rusty_silver_1091]

Love it💯

[@paulbaraza3627]

Oooh Saido! Was a huge fan when I heard about his origins years back. What he went through esp. the segregation in Stoke is why i never favor England in major tournaments, like last sundays finals. M.Diof echoed this.

[@Iguriiii]

Love your posts

[@LukasBolle-zj5le]

Great video again

[@kyrenmilner176]

what a story came a long way

[@ettnollbajen]

Remember the narrative and my own reactions when the stuff happened with Saido, and feel like an asshole hearing his story now. Great interview, and really liking Saidios honesty, seems like a top man

[@Rivelino824]

Never heard him speak. Amazing how wrong you can be about someone based on media perception.

[@RevealedFilms]

Amazing how gullible and lazy people are to still be gathering their information from mainstream media.

[@Nightimdk]

Love the vid W

[@Rodders0223]

It's funny how it's never these man's fault all madness happen to them. You don't see Harry Kane getting jumped and robbed at 2am...

[@michaelforbes8473]

Love every bit his such a humble lad

[@nextchamp17]

We Love You Saidoo❤️🙏🏼🙌🏼

[@MinGow]

Love this❤

[@armbale7782]

Here again from the Instagram Broadcast 🎉

[@moses7766]

Sue then all bro get yours back, loved watching you play very briefly as a kid you had proper talent, shame thag life can sometimes take turns for the worst.. hope you’re back on track now

[@Knowballdy]

Love it!

[@xeno1371]

Great video

[@joachimquintus]

I had him in my First ever FPL team, lol, i remember so clearly the crazy situation that was the tweet, i was like this guy is done.

[@GAAlad13]

Admin sent me great video once again

[@toadwarrior11]

Wild story so far🎉❤

[@loki112000]

Best advice I have ever been given: On your death bed you won't ever look back and think, "Thank goodness I worked that extra hour" over spending time with your family.

[@wiltonmcdonald2399]

Boy you were truly stitched up! I am a Tottenham supporter and I was hoping you would sign for Tottenham I think you could have had a great future at Tottenham.

[@grandbozibozi5338]

Thanks Bro❤

[@AsherJaftha]

What a story underrated

[@finlay3552]

Love this

[@AbdulhafeezHanafi]

Fire 🔥🔥

[@VickyJones-y6q]

This is very interesting

[@marcradulescu2593]

What a story 🔥🔥🔥

[@iyiolapeter6554]

Brilliant lad... I wish his career took a different turn

[@NikaTakidze-hz8iw]

Lets goooooo❤❤❤❤

[@bankybaba]

great interview by leon edwards

[@Walkerman606]

At least he was honest and admitted his own mistakes, unlike Danny Drinkwater for example.

[@Kyleterp1]

Wild to think that if Spurs got berahino, Sonny wouldn’t have signed for them

[@WinnerSigma14]

Nice Video ❤❤

[@user-ze5bg2kr7e]

Saido berahino with those mercurial superflys back in the day 🔥

[@diocletian_07]

Yoooo came here from insta

[@cheicktidianecamara5973]

he was a great player and as he says he ddidn't surrend himself with people he should have. He paid for his mistakes

[@Rrr20058bvsc]

Everyone in these comments saying its sad, yet every ex player and manager thats spoke about him have always talked about his attitude and work ethic being poor.

[@jerebwana5609]

That's why West brom rejected that spurs bid, ayyyyy???? Because they wanted to keep a man with a bad attitude? Apply some deductive reasoning 🙄

[@Goldenchild9304]

@@jerebwana5609no need for me to comment, you have summed it up perfectly

[@DarshanShindeGD]

he has moved to indian second league! hope he does well!

[@kizmutyaba4965]

100% right about stats now its premier league manager.

[@akinbolabunmi3805]

Love❤

[@DGTH3WINN3R]

A lot of pain right in a man’s shoulder! 😤

[@WaltherWhite-ro2yl]

Love yall

[@GameDayGoals-y4b]

I love rising ballers

[@yanniskhelifi2418]

from the insta channel ✌️

[@bandoboyz_gm9786]

When he mentions the sporting director telling him to go was it Dan ashworth ??

[@m0on676]

first comment from the rising ballers gc👍

[@turbodog1092]

Inspirational

[@armbale7782]

Admin sent me again 👀🇨🇦

[@gerardonochie3408]

Shame he wasted his talent but he is a very intelligent man and I hope he finds something better to do after football. Coming to the UK is not all that it is cracked up to be.

[@lukebignell7846]

He didn’t waste his talent he managed to play premier league football for multiple seasons and be at the level required. That is unbelievable. It is the top 0.1% of all professional footballers.