Peter Schmeichel: I felt superior. I felt I knew what was going to happen next'
Briefly

In an insightful exploration of Peter Schmeichel's life, the legendary goalkeeper reveals the significance of his talent, personal relationships, and family history. Born with a natural ability that propelled him to great heights, Schmeichel discusses how pivotal figures helped him at various stages of his career. He also reflects on his complex identity shaped by his parents' experiences, particularly the tragedy his father faced during WWII. A new documentary captures his journey, illustrating how his perceived superiority on the field was infused by both innate skill and environmental influences.
When I needed to meet the right person, they came into my life and helped me reach the next level.
I felt superior. I felt I knew what was going to happen next. But I still don't have answers.
It helps to understand where you came from and I can see so much of my mum in the way I am.
Tolek's father was killed on the day the second world war began, and his mother was soon taken to a concentration camp.
Read at www.theguardian.com
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