Tom Cairney said Michael Jordan motivated him to stop eating crisps and helped him lead Fulham to victory in the 2020 Championship play‑off final at Wembley.
Key facts
- Tom Cairney was the captain of Fulham during the 2020 Championship play‑off final.
- Michael Jordan is described as a Chicago Bulls icon.
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