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Here we are with Aberdeen manager Stephen Glass telling us what it was like playing under Tony Mulberry who completely changed Stephen's attitude to preparing for

football in a youthful and very entertaining hips team. What were the first things that he did with you as a group that you because if I'm not wrong you had Ryardin and you presumably had

young Scott Brown. I don't know if a corner was in the scene there.

Gass was there as well.

We're Reardon, O'Connor.

Whittaker.

Whitty, Kevin Thompson, Scott.

Good player, Kevin Murphy came. Boozlin, who was brilliant,

came.

Gary Colwell came, Gary Smith was still a good friend.

Gagoldt playing out from the back, which is very fashionable now.

They probably wasn't called that then.

Yeah, no, it was just guys could pass it.

That was it.

Stevie Fletcher came through.

People like, I so fucked it up for everybody

with their terminology and making up phrases and stuff. That guard yola, I would be also an idiot man.

Yeah, but no, it's, we had a good team, but Tori found a way to get the best out of that group of players.

So, like, if you could be specific about what began to change and because you said

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