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Ascent of Real Kashmir football team gives a weary region reason to cheer

You have 5,000 waiting outside the stadium on match days. The support is unreal, said Muhammad Hammad, Real Kashmir defender

Dharmaraj Ravanan, Bilal Khan and Mason Robertson. Photos: Dalip Kumar
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Dharmaraj Ravanan, Bilal Khan and Mason Robertson. Photos: Dalip Kumar

Dhruv Munjal
Even after all these years, David Robertson shudders at the thought of Sir Alex Ferguson walking through the doors of the Aberdeen dressing room. “He’d really come for you. He’d slap you on the head, spit at you… he was scary,” says Robertson. The proverbial “hairdryer treatment” became a Ferguson patent during his days as manager of Manchester United, but its earliest manifestations date to the early 1980s. “Once, we were 3-0 down against Celtic in a youth game. Then Ferguson walked in at half time, raging and all red in the face. It was mayhem, everybody got shouted at,”
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