Hello, this is Graham. Welcome to a classic big interview. Today, join me. We're going back to season 2015, 2016. This is what I had to say about it back then.

We start with the smell of aviation fuel in the morning, goats on every veranda, vodka, hijacking, gun play. Then finding

out who's playing and calling the run of play. This guest is David Provin,

born and brought up in a very ranger supporting household, tapped up by the Celtic assistant

manager pretending to be a journalist asking him

whether he would because of his background be willing to do it properly for Celtic

every week. Scotland Player, when Aberdeen were dominant in Scotland as I was growing up

there were very few players from the old firm that I looked at covetously and

David Provene definitely was one, Davy, Bobby Russell, Mccoist, but for sure,

David Provin, an extremely gifted and hard-working

winger who was very evidently a brilliant crosser of the ball and really intelligent on the football pitch.

Like him now, you'll know him as Sky's just about Principal Co-commentator certainly in my view the best most

acerbic clever with his words co-commentator in British televised football at the moment.

I think it's really remarkable and a testimony to his ability and his quality

that a man who never played for a big English club has been gradually promoted through the ranks at Sky and is now doing

the very biggest games in what is a multi-billion pound industry.

Kudos to David.

I hope you enjoy our chat. I certainly like listening to him. I find him a very forthright, bright, likable man.

A man who I've seen handling himself pretty well in a Barcelona karaoke bar. Again,

kudos to David for that one.

Throughout their anecdotes about Walter Smith, Tommy Burns, Big Sam,

ladies and gentlemen, recorded in the Hotel Duvan in Glasgow's Leafy West End, lovely, elegant

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