Sentenced to 14 months in prison for a car accident! Former Manchester United youth training B: Learned a lesson I am more mature

August 23: Previous Manchester United youth training Brandon Williams was sentenced to 14 months in prison for dangerous driving, suspended for two years, and revoked his driver's license for three years. Witnesses previously verified that he was suspected of holding a balloon when driving (i.e., suspected of inhaling laughter gas).

This summer, the former Manchester United defender joined Hull City with a one-year contract, opening a new chapter in his career. He also revealed his voice and his prospects for the future in an interview.

Williams: "It was a growing process. Something happened, but like I said, I have learned from it now, I am now more mature and no longer a young player. It is also important for me to help young players because I know how difficult the road is."

"That was a tough time because everyone seemed to forget what I had achieved, and people didn't understand it. At that time, I didn't even realize that playing for Manchester United at such a young age. What does it taste. There are countless people in the world who want their children to have such opportunities. It is sad to let so many people down; now, all I have to do is make up for the mistakes. And, like I have always said, I don’t need any sympathy from anyone.”

"Everything is caused by my actions, I will take responsibility. I have apologized, and what I can do now is focus on football and perform well on the court, and I believe people will recognize my efforts. "

Talk about the first conversation with the coach Hull City , Williams said: "When he first met me, he told me that it was a step-by-step process, and he believed that people should have a second chance. 'Everyone makes mistakes, the key is to correct it, and now it depends on whether you can win back this trust from me and other players.' He also told me to train hard and show my abilities. Obviously, he knew that I also had too high-level competition experience, so he knew that I had such strength, and now it depends on how I prove it."

"He asked me to come here , show my ability. I was still trying out, and the goal was to prove my level and work hard to get a contract. I have been doing personal training for the past year. Later I had the opportunity to come here to train with the team and see how well I was in physical condition. Now I have finally stayed and I am very happy. It feels great to be able to re-enter the competitive game, and the enthusiasm of the fans impressed me - I have said before that the support of the fans is crucial. If we want to be competitive this season, we must be at the top of the home record."

He continued: "Even if I just got a tryout, I agreed immediately because I wanted to go back to the locker room and have lunch with my teammates and experience these daily life. So on the way here, I was very excited, and it felt so good."

"Everything went smoothly, and it was like a brand new beginning for me. I am very glad to be back in the arena. The focus now is to train hard, and I hope my future career will go smoothly and no longer disappoint."

"Now my heart The attitude is different, and the whole person has also changed. I have that desire, that pursuit, and the determination to return to the top. Those days were indeed difficult, but I think that it was all caused by myself, and only I can get out of the predicament. So I am very glad to survive now. For those who have been disappointed by me, I still have a lot to prove, so it is crucial to me to make up for the lost time. "

" The support of the coach is of course the key, and there is no doubt about this. People may have various opinions, but as I said, in the end, it is still It depends on myself. Over the past year, I have been working silently, and there is no need to show others what I am doing. I have to restore myself to good condition and adjust my mindset first. Only when I am physically and mentally ready can I return to the football field. "

"I feel that Hull City extended an olive branch to me, giving me the opportunity to expose me, so I also feel that I should repay the club - after all, they have devoted trust in me. I am a 'high-risk player' because I haven't played formally in 20 months. The competition is here, so now I have to get back to my form as soon as possible and fight for the main position. "

"Yes, they are my spiritual pillars," he said when talking about my parents and other family members. "With them, I can't stand it without them, so it's very important for me to maintain a strong relationship with them."

"I used to make them lose a son and a brother. But now I've gotten back on track and life has become happy, and they can't wait to see me step onto the field again."