WARNOCK AND BOOTHY, THE REUNION

us. I come out with a tie, yes, and on seven, the second leg, I remember sharing it. my mistakes uh with paul evans fail they drove and I went into the director's box before the game and they were behind the seat they were a case of champagne and I saw that and thought it was okay, so I told the cleaner it's over There, what's champagne for honey? She said, Oh, they ordered it for after the game. I thought it was a big mistake and I remember coming down and saying guys, they only have champagne in the booth so I want you to give it to us.

When we're celebrating after the game, you know, so make sure and if you remember when you tied there, didn't that feel good? It was 1-1 and the penalty the thug scored was probably the worst penalty I have ever seen in my life. In my life it spilled, the goalie lunged in one direction and slid in. I'll never forget it and we were at Wembley and he didn't even know which one was last. Did you know he checked it? Fourth. I couldn't understand why everyone ran. No, but you may not know when you should do it in the afternoon, obviously, we had a good card school back then, yes, and it was that afternoon that we all went to sleep and rest for the night, but none of us We obviously were able to participate in the important games.

We couldn't sleep but we all thought well we've ruined it here we have it we needed it we thought we needed to take something to Bedford yeah to have a chance so we all thought well we've got a chance I'm probably going to lose this so we ended up playing cards all the time late, not one of not resting and it was probably for the best because it kept you distracted, right? Yeah, I found out some things since I retired about one or two of my squads and what big jones did, so we couldn't tell you everything, not really, I didn't want you to either, but you don't have to, but I found out that most of you found it, I found out most of the things from behind the scenes, especially in the nightclubs, how are you?

I had my spies, but you never let me down. I think if you had fun, you trained hard, which you did, you went out together and had a good night, as long as that Saturday afternoon, come on. tone at three o'clock I knew you'd die for me and that's the greatest compliment I can ever say, boys, that I could give you on a Saturday at three o'clock I never cared about you once I knew if I wanted to go to the trenches, I would have been with you many times, well I remember and we also have to be there for quarter to three you have to wear the shin pads, yeah, it's done, uh, it all started and you had 10 minutes with it, right?

It used to start with Franny and you would go around and build and to the right and we were hitting the door down one direction and we won a lot of games in those first doors didn't work and people don't understand, I mean. Now it's all you have managers now these young guys with clipboards and then you like that how are you? I would love to know. I don't know, but I don't think so. I think I have changed. At the time I think we were like at Middlesbrough, I actually think if you ask the lads, I think they enjoyed it last year with me in Cardiff, definitely yes, so I don't think it's just a matter of changing and getting a good staff to do what they do.

You are good because the game has changed, but what has not changed, Andy, is the motivation and human management, which remains the same and that is where many young managers become disappointed because they cannot motivate anyone and it is good to know this a b c d and coaching is the best coach, but managing a team, getting the best out of that player, getting 25 more after you're done with him to win a game, that's what you can't get a degree in now with these management courses, so nothing has changed. that respect and I've always loved that man, that man, the management side, the last two questions, I heard you riding your bike like you didn't know, but I organize a cycling event every year for local charities and We've raised over two and a half million pounds for Yorkshire Air Ambulance and other local charities, so you and Sharina love it, we love it, it's electric bikes, that's what it does, but first we're in Cornwall, a bit like home, where I lived here in the hills.

They are like that and I don't want to get off my bike to walk so we have these electric bikes we do about 35 miles each time we have some coffee with us and we see little we go on roads that are dead ends and places, you are with me where you will not win money and we see some fabulous places and I just love cycling I love cycling well pfp 11 what we could call it it's always the last week of the season so if win share I want to join up to where then welcome well , we're going overseas, it's probably going to be difficult, so yeah, we're going to February with all the fans, so we take 150 support, yeah, but Dean does it, Dean and his wife do it, so we have a fantastic time and It's good, it's good, it's good for them, I'm glad to see you, I'm glad to see Dean too, you know, I love him, I think he's like Dean from Huddersfield and I know he's had some you know they've had some tough times and everything. that, but when I found out he was coming back, I thought, oh, I'm very happy, I know he's had health problems, etc., but now we know that's the case. great and I just hope we can continue I thought you had a lot of bad luck last year coffee September 23 town hall uh 7 30 start there are still some tickets left you are going to come you have to be on stage for half an hour, that's it, it's a little like when you played for half an hour, that's what I got from here.

I haven't talked to the bully, yeah, I'll have to try to be a bully a little, I keep backing away, I know. It doesn't mean he hangs up the phone, well, I keep hitting it, you must be blank and he says what's the boss's number. I said, Billy, I've been, I'll give it, yeah, we don't care, and he's coming next week, so. We got, we play West Brom, so the bully comes, yeah, but if you ask him he's an absolute gem from Alabama, he still texts me, yeah, yeah, and what have you, you and I love him to pieces, I mean , you have what you saw.

Bully, didn't you? Well, you can't understand it, you accepted it, but why did you accept Bully in your training? Oh God, I couldn't, I mean Ronnie, at least Ronnie could talk, I mean Bully, he was a window. cleaner, right? And eh, but he was a good winter cleaner, he tells me, but he doesn't trust harassment, he makes your windows, he climbs, he walks, but well, as I say, he was an integral part, he went to that team and I waited. that many are allowed to come so it will be good to talk about some stories I will be asking you about some of them that you just mentioned uh because at 73 you forget things, don't you? just bring, bring everything back too, but you're talking about almost 30 years ago, he doesn't see me, finish no, no, I'm looking forward to today, you know, I always like to beat Stoke City yeah Honestly, I'm not one one of my favorites so it would be nice to see you get three points in an important game, yes obviously we could get off to the best starts but if we can get a win for Danny Schofield yes it would be a great day.

Thank you very much for taking your time, greetings