David Jones

No wonder he is happy.

And he is alongside James Garner with Pete Moolenstein.

You can't help but smile at Tiano Barry, can you?

Either on or off the field.

No, of course not.

You know, talking to some of the players as well, he's such a likeable lad and, you know, the fans as well have taken to him, especially when he's getting on the score sheet.

You know, you're just seeing him always smiling and, of course, today he's contributed to the team and he's got a winning goal and he deserves all the applause that he's getting.

I felt his pain earlier this season, didn't you?

Because it was difficult to watch.

Nothing was going in for him.

But the fans were completely on his side through all of that.

Yeah, and the manager, obviously, that helped.

And you keep playing and all of a sudden he's got three in his last four.

He's in good form and a winning goal.

He might not have got man of the match like he wanted.

He said, like Roy Keane, that's my job.

I loved it.

It was great.

And it is his job.

You know what?