So yeah, that would definitely be the moment for me. I barely even remember, it’s like one of those spotty memories- I remember distinct images of him celebrating with his long hair and the headband. But that was one of my earliest memories of watching football with my dad. That for is also what got me into Benfica also which of course was obviously massive. I think the moment that was the most evocative for me when I think back to first getting into football was Nuno Gomes during Euro 2000 when he scored against France. Every football fan has these random moments, especially as kids that lock them in. I was on vacation in Nepal, in a hotel, watching Ruud van Nistelrooy score the scrappiest of tap-ins on the blurriest of cable TVs for the Netherlands and for some reason, I fell in love with football. I want to start the interview with a bit of an anecdote. Rabona TV himself, virtually of course and had a chat about pretty much everything, from his love for Benfica, working at Watch Mojo and everything in between in an exclusive interview. Instead, he breaks down just about anything and everything that concerns the beautiful game and dissects it with the precision of a surgeon to 178,000 subscribers.

In a space where ranting and raving in front of the lens has become standard, Adrian Sousa strays as far away from that as N’Golo Kanté does from being the centre of attention.

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