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Well, I can remember Justin as a young man when he first came to the club from South

and even from a very early age he showed that resilience and that desire.

Justin was one of those fallbacks who nobody ever really got the better of him.

I can remember he coming from South End, he was a magical ride of the night, one cut from it,

he meant the safe himself.

I think that shows part of his character and he's always had a lot of time for people and that's good with people.

That's a good trait we have.

He understood the game and learned how to become a proper defender and understood the art of defending.

I was a great lad and I'm sure all the other boys who interviewed

have seen he was a big personality.

Got some fantastic memories of him, particularly when we won the cup final in 91

he got kept up most of the night by Paul Gascoin. Sadly for Terry Franic he broke his leg in the

warm up and Justin played he felt tired but

just got on with it that was Justin all over. He's done his manager all time

he's been around a bit but he's obviously learned and lost him.

Well when you reflect on the two clubs that he went into obviously at Newport that was in the

conference that he got promoted into the Football League and took them to the FA trophy and to

replicate that as well at Leeson Orient.

And just the mark that he left, not just in football, just people in general.

The reaction has just been amazing.

We had eight years together playing also we had our post careers together as well when we spent a lot of time with quite a few of the other old boys in the Spurs legends. He was a life and soul of every party and that as well and aside

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