Les Wright

Three years ago, you might remember, we had Les Wright and Danny Smith in to talk about Danny's injuries sustained in the aftermath of what went on at Paris and how he wanted to make a few changes and be supported with what was going to go on next with his life.

Now, what we didn't have at that point was an idea of what it was that Danny was going to go on and do.

And it transpires, for the last couple of years, Danny, you've been training to become a physiotherapist.

Psychotherapist.

And so as part of that, you thought, firstly, you'd want to give back to that profession, possibly give back to the community as well as part of all this.

And you've been retraining to become a psychotherapist.

And that purpose comes as well from the first place, from the community support that you received last time.

It's part of that, you know, when you're saying that you feel like a teenager about it, you've got that sort of enthusiasm.

That's because the community came together and gave you the support.

Les, you were part of a huge, led the campaign to support Danny in the aftermath of Paris.

You know, he looks like a different person coming in here today.

You must have seen this sort of progression in him as he's found this calling at this time.

So the next sort of stage of this then obviously is we're going to add goals in Netherton.

On the 6th of June there's going to be a big five-a-side tournament that you're running.

You're looking for people to participate, you're looking for sponsors as well as?

Anna and Alfredo's is itself a fantastic organisation as well, Les, you know, it's one that I know that you and Danny have been close to, Dan, we have as well, you know, Kevin, all the work that goes on there is exceptional.

Of course you do.

So the key question, Les, is where do people get involved?

What's the best web address?

What's the place to find us all on social media?