Work or relax? My fiancée [Danish model Margaux Alexandra] is not happy if I spend hours in the gym. She’s like, ‘Let’s wake up nice and easy.’ I’m used to playing football on a Sunday, so she’s taught me how to relax and take care of myself with a nice bath and a moisturise.
Sunday breakfast? Something healthy, like granola and an avocado smoothie from Lowry & Baker on Portobello Road. Or my fiancée will say, ‘Let’s go wild,’ and we’ll have a pain au chocolat or an English breakfast with beans, sausage and bacon and all the good stuff.
Sunday growing up? I grew up with 24 brothers and sisters. Dad must have lost the TV remote. It taught me to share and help – and you never feel alone. It wasn’t easy. Dad left when I was 10. My brother worked at a McDonald’s. I’d stand outside and beg, just to buy food. It was tough, but I was happy.
Sunday housework? We have a cleaner but I still like to clean. My fiancée is good at deep cleaning. She tells me off: I just clean the surface.
Sunday TV? We don’t watch a lot of television; we prefer the cinema. We go every Sunday we can. Denzel Washington is my favourite. It takes me away, eating popcorn in the cinema.
Sunday dinner? My fiancée will cook something Danish like frikadeller, or I’ll cook something French. My Michel Roux pasta bolognese is famous.
Sunday baby-prep? We’ve just moved to Dubai. My fiancée is pregnant. Sometime I look at her and say, ‘I can’t believe you’re pregnant.’ It doesn’t feel real. We’re not ready at all. [Fellow Man U player] Park Ji-sung is going to be godfather.
Best way to change a duvet cover? I’ll hold the corners while my fiancée – I don’t know the word in English [mimes flicking duvet up and down]. If I drop it, she’s not happy with me.
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