Podcast Appearances
If you ask John Aldrich about that now, he has sleepless nights over it.
So he's not mentioning it to John Barnes because he doesn't want to let him off the hook.
No, but it's a great line, so I am claiming it.
It's the kind of thing you might have said, Lee.
We've got a delivery coming and my wife's doing a dance class upstairs.
She's teaching, so I'm kind of right in the middle of this dog situation going on right now.
So I do apologise.
I do apologise.
He's a big Arsenal fan as well.
That's all right.
We've just rang the doorbell as well, so it'll probably get a little bit louder now.
Well, the actual making of the doc was, as I said to you before, it was an absolute pleasure.
There was nothing going on as far as workload for me.
The hardest thing, I have to say, was making the first phone calls because I didn't know how the lads would react.
And I was trying to put myself on the other end of the phone and think, like if Merce had rang me up and said, I'm being involved in this documentary about the 89, would you like to –
uh being involved in it i would have said yes straight away and to be fair to virtually every one of the lads they all just went yeah what do we need to do mickey thomas who obviously you have to have was he the most elusive and the most difficult to get hold of because that's just mickey correct the first phone call on mate i i was talking to the director and amy and i said right
OK, leave it with me.
And I said, I'm going to ring Mickey first, because without Mickey, you haven't got a film.