Jennifer Parrott

I know he plays for his club, that's like his job, you know, but when he plays for his country, I love when he comes out and they're singing the national anthem and all.

That's when I get shivers and everything watching that.

When the loan didn't work out for him,

I moved, he was with, when he went to, the Lawrence didn't walk out from, where was it, it was Ipswich and all that, and then when he went to MK Dance,

He was living on his own at the time.

He had his own place.

He was living in his own apartment in Greenwich and stuff like that.

And then we went to MK Don's.

I says, I'm going to move over and stay over there for a while with your son.

And once I went over and I moved over there for two years and I brought the two younger kids with me and we rented out a house.

We lived there.

And then he started playing brilliant again.

He started MK Dons, he started scoring the goals and we moved the press and he started doing it.

So I don't... I think in a round it was like as if...

He missed his family and he was living on his own.

When he was with the host family, he was living with a family.

And then he moved over there and he was living on his own then.

But then when I went over for two years, he started playing great again.

And then he met his girlfriend.

It's difficult when you're living on your own and you're in a different country.