Mick

Yeah, Reg Burr in his era was a fantastic chairman in his era.

But with JB, you've got to look at the era of football and what football is now.

I just think that, you know, I think JB was just... He didn't... He just...

he didn't buy into all this crap with football.

He didn't necessarily agree with half the stuff that goes on in it.

And he, you know, he couldn't get his head around a lot of it, but he just, you know, he done it.

He was very fair.

He played by the rules, but I mean, you know, he, I think he had time for everyone.

I mean, don't forget as well that when JB was in, JB was, was in charge.

And obviously Andy Amber was here.

He, he,

he allowed a, um, a tabloid journalist at the time.

Well, he was a tabloid journalist.

Um, Michael, um, Michael, um, Calvin, what's his name?

Um, Calvin, um, to write the family book.

Um, and you know, he gave him free access.

He had waltz and all, he could go in the dressing room.

He, he went, he, you know,

he went everywhere.

He was, you know, he opened up the club and said, there's nothing to hide.