Hello, this is Graham. Welcome to a Classic Big Interview. This time we go back to season 1617. This is what I had to say about it back then.

Malletice was the ultimate local hero.

Great film by the way.

Thank you for calling Knox Island Gas.

Matt loved that rabbit. It had a name. It had two names.

Okay, enough. Simply exquisite talent.

Matt could have played for any team in England, really, truthfully, for any team in Europe,

but instead opted to stay at Southampton during his whole career. Why? Well, listen to part one and part two which

comes next Monday and you'll find out. In the first part, Matt explains his Enid

Blitanesque childhood on Guernsey how much it formed him and shaped his

attitudes for the rest of his life. His passion for cricket, the art of penalty taking,

and that moment when almost as if it was scripted he scored the last ever goal

at the Dell before Southampton moved to St Mary's. This episode was made possible

by Nordoff Robbins. We met Matt on a glorious afternoon in

London before the Nordoff Robbins annual football fundraising dinner in

London. It's a charity that all of us at the big interview would like you to think about.

Nordoff Robbins delivers music therapy to change the lives, to change the experience of vulnerable

children and adults across the UK.

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