It's Chris Boyd for Sky Sports, joined by Robert Snowgrass.

Snowdy, first thing I've got to ask you, what have you been up to in lockdown?

Boydie, I think I've probably been doing what everybody else has been doing.

Pulling their head out, mate, it's a nightmare at times.

It's tough, but I think, you know, everybody's kind of getting to the stage right now

we're seeing sort of the numbers and the deft holes and all that stuff and seeing how serious

the matter actually is and and I think you know getting to spend time with my family

getting to sort of you know see them a lot more, has been great, it's been

brilliant, but it's just trying to find a routine, mate, is the hardest part where it's, you know,

try to stay active, you know, watching your sort of your box sets and different things.

Listen, I've enjoyed it, but it's um listen i've enjoyed it but it's it's

been challenging at times and it's uh it's been difficult for us all um i think face time right

now has been a godsend for everybody uh to try and keep touch well i wouldn't i like to answer

the face time to you at the other side that's for sure but when the what's that group who's um

who's the jokers of the pack who's leading the conversations on there having the banter?

You're not allowed to say yourself, by the way.

No, there's a few.

I'll keep myself exempt for that.

I think there's a few lads, Jack Walsh or Dave Martin,

like to have a bit with each other.

Creswell Noble, myself, like to just, you know, wind everybody up.

And, you know, the foreign lads as well are great.

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