Mick

And yeah, I completely forgot.

So thanks for that, mate.

I think I described him to you.

I described him to Alex earlier.

It was basically he's like that uncle, what you have at family get-togethers and whatnot who –

who gives you the best birthday presents and whatnot, even though you might not see them often, but they always, you know, they always make you feel loved.

They always make you feel excited.

They always, you know, you know, that sort of, that sort of family member who isn't really your fam, isn't really a family member as such, not really close, but it's someone who you have an utmost respect for.

And yeah, I just, yeah, that's, I think that's,

Jed jumped on the train this morning, mate, and

come down to sign a book of condolence give his thoughts to people obviously who he knows in the club and whatnot and then i think as far as i'm led to believe jump back on the train and went back up north um and that that to me that to me just shows how much of an impact that that that john had on on on him and plenty of other players i mean brian king was there today neil harris i think's been there um

He would fight for us so much.

It was unreal.

I mean, West Ham, the court case there, he was ready to throw whatever needed to be done at it.

Yeah, you know...

various press that have done us harm over the years.

He's gone from getting people to be banned from news organisations and stuff like that.

If it was led to him, some people would be really dealt with.

He didn't take fools lightly and he didn't believe the media portrayal of us.

He knew what we were about.