Hello, it 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.

I knew exactly how much I was going to like Michael O'Neill, the Northern

my own manager, and when I found out that he bought tickets for

him and his family to sit behind the goal at the bar saw I led to go to the Champions League,

quarter-final first leg. That's's proper football fandom that is. My impression was

confirmed when we began to talk and we shared memories of sports nights sitting up

late praying for that it would be football on and the growing when the horse jumping

came on from Wembley except for the Poisson's I love the Poisson's Michael sat there in

Edinburgh having happily rescheduled the interview because I'd been somewhat delayed by an airplane and we talked about

everything the genius and also the dinosaur nature of Jim McLean.

Listen to talking about his view on Montevideo and loose swaras and the biting incidents. Snow Patrol,

World title boxing, the way in which leading Northern Island figures rallied round him, rallied round the other

Boys and Green.

This is a bright, clever football smart man.

I was passionate about the game as you and I well worth your time.

You'll never beat those Irish either. Listen on. This is the big interview so I won't be embarrassed if you tell me not to be silly but whether it was deliberate or not

Where the stages in your career where you could have had you could have done somebody doing

Exactly that to you because you know you were an

exceptionally talented footballer and I'm not supposing I've seen you say maybe should

have done more for whatever reason was Were you using something that you learn from or are these

things strands completely separate in what you took from your own career and life and choices to what you were saying as a manager as a man manager.

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