Andrew Mumford

So yeah, so Lily Shaw at the time was...

Where we see now the football clubs have their academies and the players train, the young players train every day.

They do their schooling and then they go and train.

When I was younger, you know, being attached to Arsenal, we'd train once a week with Arsenal.

So I'd go on a Wednesday night and that would be the only contact, if you like, you'd have with your team.

But Lily Shaw was set up as... as a place like a boarding school that you went for your last two years of school, your two last years, so 14 to 16, the supposed best 16 players, and you'd go away to Shropshire and live there.

So it started with regional trials, so it'd be like the South East trial, South West, Midlands, all across the country.

So you'd go there, the best ones would get picked to go to that, and then it would go to a national trial, which would be 64 players, which was at Lily Shore.