Inside the Jack Grealish viral videos that will melt your heart

"I don't think he even knows he's Jack Grealish. I don't think he knows how worshipped and adored he is by people across the world. He doesn't know how famous he is or he doesn't care!

"He's the most humble, down-to-earth lad you could ever meet.

"Before I met him I probably thought he was this big superstar, a bit of a poser, the new David Beckham, but that couldn't be further from the truth.

"He could be working in McDonald's rather than being one of the most well-known players in the world because he's that normal and approachable.

"His kindness and his family's kindness have changed my daughter's life and I can't thank them enough."

Graeme Pinder continues to eulogise about the Manchester City and England star as the doting dad-of-two pings across two videos by WhatsApp to the Manchester Evening News.

Chances are you've seen them already.

Both tear-jerking clips of his 14-year-old daughter Abbie interacting with Grealish on two separate trips to the Etihad Stadium have gone viral, clocking up hundreds of thousands of views on various social media platforms.

Even those doubters who still wrongly regard the floppy-fringed, socks-rolled-down, swaggering Brummie as a prima donna can't fail to have had their hearts melted by the videos.

But before we get to those, what brings a Sunderland-supporting Dad and his family to Manchester City in the first place?

"A teenage crush," smiles Graeme, taking up the story. "But it's not just a teenage thing. Her mum - my wife, Zoe - has given her plenty of encouragement as she fancies him too!"

Abbie has cerebral palsy. It doesn't affect her mentally and she attends a regular school, but it affects her mobility and she is confined to a wheelchair.

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