So you mentioned Andy Pitt and then it barely like he was a striker, I started watching

at Barnesville when I was 12, 13, I haven't been younger.

And the wall, post round the wall.

I went the post round the wall but he was like you, Parkie, he did fuck all but still

down the street, he didn't run, that's going down the street, you know what, he was your

hero, but he was a great sign for us, he was Chris Waddle, the best thing Chris Waddle

did, really, he was to put me in at Christmas and I was a striker, so I was like,

I'm going to be a striker, and then yeah, he, he, he was a bit different, he weren't

in normal type of footballer, but for, for, for Burnley to go back he was a local lad,

and he, for the previous, he was released as a kid, right, so he always was a bit bitter

but he did, he had a good career, career, it's a bit different, he just, he just wasn't,

you, you took, he wouldn't go on your nights out with the boys, he was always, he was

like, last in, first out, didn't really socialise with anyone, but I got on well with

paints and, and to, to me, that there have been, I've played with players that were great

nads, and you go on the night out Christmas do's and, and they're great, but on the pitch

they, they don't really do anything, whereas, whereas paints, he, he scored your loads

ago, so to me, I wasn't really bothered, if people want to go on the night out great,

Christmas do great, if they don't, then it didn't really matter to me, I knew that

paints and for someone who was an assist, I liked myself, they sent a forwards maker,

you need, is no point doing all the work, putting in great cross-years or sliding people

through them go, with them, isn't, you don't get any recognition then yourself, so to

play with paints, and it lead one level as well, to find a goal scorer like that, we did

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