Mick

I cried.

The emotions took over me.

He was a true gentleman.

I lost my dad and he was a true Millwall fan.

Love to JB's family.

Thank you.

Lovely message there.

I don't know.

I mean, listen, if we're, we're to about another 15 minutes or so, I think, but I'll tell you one thing, what again, and I, and I hope that, um, Steve Kavanaugh or, or, um, Gary Rowery or whoever says this at some point, just to, just to prove I'm not lying with it.

JB.

Um, I remember when I was found on the board and, and like agencies, obviously you, you,

within the club setup, you'll get information before, obviously it goes thing and all that and, and other bits and pieces.

And, and through the, the region, obviously when I was found on the board, you'll get, you'll get phone calls from JB about, I don't know, something's happened.

We've lost in a, in a certain, you know, we've lost a game where we played badly or we, you know, we, we won a game and he's all hype, but he used to phone you at,

It would always be either first thing in the morning this time, or it would be about, and they're about 10 hours behind in Boston to us.

They're about, I think it's roughly about 10 hours.

And they used to phone you.

If it was something important, they'd phone you fairly early, but normally they'd phone you about half nine, 10 o'clock our time.

And

I'll remember a couple of times where, you know, you'll get a phone call and they'd talk to you for about an hour and a half.