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Quinton Fortune was in wherever you get your podcasts.

Quinton Fortune was in awe of schools, especially when he arrived at Old Trafford,

and Quinton recalls being mesmerised by him during the now famous Box training drill.

He believes that Skoles taught World Cup winner Paul Pogpa everything he knows. The United used boxes, but it's known around the world now as their own those.

The concept's the same, but it's not a circle it's a

box and there were grades of boxes at United where there was the elite box

and you said go in the middle but just describe that just that you know what

was the level of boxes who played where and what didn't he want to do when you say

didn't want to go in the box. Describe that. Well just you get the box with obviously you get geeks,

scullsy, Roy King, the senior players at that time and then you get our box, the still called

the youngest and a few foreigners and there's two players in the middle and it's 10 by 10 and when you go in the middle and

the box at your night at that time it could be a while before you get up and

that's and that's what this is the simple things and that's the

one, I'm going to do my coach you by just now and I have the opportunity to coach some

players. I say to them, this is part of the game, this is part of training.

It is, we have fun, but this is what you do, this is when you watch Scolzy,

they're fizzing at the bottom. When I arrived at night I was watching them I was thinking,

what is going on you? Watch the table back and fizz is Roy Kim Dwight Yolk and they go one touch football

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