“It troubles me a lot. It’s difficult for me to get it and to understand it, and I think that just shows there is still a long way to go.” CPFC
Vieira was on Thursday honoured alongside Bukayo Saka, Raheem Sterling, Marcus Rashford and Lianne Sanderson on this year’s Football Black List. Vincent Kompany, who manages Championship leaders Burnley, was also recognised for his impact.
Of his inclusion on the list, he added: “I think it’s always good to be recognised as a positive role model, I would say.” He said: “When we talk to players and we’re trying to recruit players, what we are really putting in front of them is the football club and what the football club can help them achieve.
Palace next travel to Old Trafford for another meeting with Manchester United, their 1-1 draw from mid-January likely still fresh in the memory of most of Vieira’s side thanks to Michael Olise’s stunning last-gasp equaliser, on Friday named the Premier League’s goal of the month.
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