Paul Kent

From my understanding, look, he had it all.

To be fair, he had speed.

He had a very good sidestep.

He used to practice his sidestep jogging the train and by stepping around the telegraph poles.

And unbelievably tough.

but just had good game instincts, could come up with a moment when you needed the moment.

And I spoke to him and Bozo were very good friends.

I was quite good friends with Bozo.

Chang was the grumpiest bloke in the world.

I'll tell you a story actually.

When I was writing Johnny Lewis's book,

I said, Johnny, I need, Johnny's just hopeless, right?

So I said, Johnny, I need to talk to you.

I've got to be able to talk to you so I can get some information for this book.

And Johnny didn't want to really interrupt the way he was living his life.

So he said, Johnny, he said, look, Paul, every morning, seven o'clock, I'll go and have a coffee with Chang.

And he said, we meet at the coffee shop.

It's at the top of the hill on Erko.

First coffee shop you come to from the top of the hill down Erko Road.

I said, right.