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So here it is, part two of our big interview with Terry Gibson.

It's been worth the way, I promise you, that's what you'll say at the end of listening to this.

If you remember, at the end of part one we left our Terry after he'd cut short an unfulfilling spell at

Manchester United and then signed for Wimbledon.

We're going to pick up the story there as Tell takes you inside that club and introduces you to the crazy gang.

All right, the chances are you'll have heard of them.

But Terry Gibson takes us beyond the headlines and describes a group of rival factions who shared a successful dressing room.

It's fascinating stuff but there's a happy ending too with Wimbledon going on to lift

the 1988 Effig. spoiler alert. Yeah they won the final. Terry talks brilliantly about that cup run and

the final, the historic final against Liverpool. Whenever I get the chance I enjoy speaking

to Terry and I consider him a friend.

But that's not the simple reason that I wanted him on the show.

Terry also has a shrewd fantastically analytical football mind.

Just listen to how he takes clubs in England to task over their reliance on financial might instead of effective scouting.

Take it away Terry Gibson. The F. A cup was a thing, wasn't it? Massive. Because of that game he talks about

earlier against United. My second and third game was a professional in the FA Cup,

glamorous FA Cup games.

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