Welcome to the big interview bite size. I'm Graham Hunter and in each episode

you'll hear an elite footballer tell a story that's guaranteed to brighten your day.

All of them will come from my podcast, the big interview with Graham Hunter,

which you can find by searching on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. Today reminds me of a

Cracker with Jimmy Floyd Hasselbank, X of Holland,

Ex of Chelsea, he's good at breaking down what makes a great forward partnership, the type of striker, a striker like

him needs, and how he did exactly what he did. Break down the one of the best striking partnerships that I've seen that you've worked in and I dare I had the good fortune to meet and to know a little bit in Busselana as he won trophies there and came to

under Riker came to bus on and I said quickly after two three months said to Riker and we're not working hard

enough in the training ground.

He said that.

Retrospectively why did the partnership work so well?

Because he could do something that I could not do and I could do something that he could not do.

You know?

Can you define them?

Either is a player in the ball, in the ball,

turning out, passing, always finding a pass, reading the game, need players to make

space for him, that kind of player, technically very understandable and knowing two steps ahead.

I was not a technical player.

I knew that I was not a technical player, you know, I was not a Jaffran Kossola, I was not a jump from Kosovo, I was not a

Balderon, I was not, I needed a Valderon, I needed a Valderon, I needed a Valderon,

I needed an Ida. That's why when I was playing with Valeron I scored 30 odd goals.

He was a big factor.

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