Man Utd stars bring joy to fans on Dream Day
Manchester United skipper Bruno Fernandes with Michael (right) and his son Oscar
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It may be a difficult time at Manchester United just now but the club were still able to offer some joy to fans attending the club's Foundation's latest Dream Day at their Carrington training ground.
Supporters with life-limiting illnesses were at the twice-yearly event, which was attended by head coach Michael Carrick, skipper Bruno Fernandes and other first team stars.
"It's always a very proud moment for us to make their day," said Fernandes.
"They are always so positive and have such kind words. That energy goes both ways and this is what Manchester United is all about. It is part of the culture of the club."
One supporter, Michael, travelled with his son Oscar, who was born with a rare condition, tracheo-oesophageal fistula, from Scotland for the event.
"It's hard to put into words, it's really emotional," said Michael.
"Oscar is still in disbelief at meeting the players, but it means the absolute world. It's probably the best experience of my life to be honest."
